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[Hits Home] A Special Feature on Dark/Vent Vocaloid Songs

A huge number of Vocaloid songs are available online.

New tracks are constantly being created around themes like emotions, scenery, seasons, and events.

Among them, there are also many pieces known as “yami songs” (dark or depressive songs).

I bet quite a few people like that kind of music.

You might listen when you want something to empathize with your feelings, or play them when you want to think deeply and intensely.

So in this article, we’ll be introducing plenty of Vocaloid yami songs!

Let’s take a peek into the deep, rich world of the Vocaloid scene!

[Hits Home] A Collection of Dark/Vent Vocaloid Songs (81–90)

cult founderbuzzG

Founder / Kasane Teto SV
cult founderbuzzG

This is a song by buzzG that swirls with charisma that seems to rule the heart and an irresistible pull.

The piece portrays the mind of a cult leader who drags followers into the darkness, vividly expressing the terrifying allure of dependency that makes you want to surrender body and soul even as you’re afraid.

It’s packed with highlights, from the somewhat languid, mysterious guitar rock sound to Teto’s cool vocals.

Immerse yourself fully in this story-driven rock!

MeowMARETU

[Hatsune Miku] Nyan [Original]
MeowMARETU

It’s a Vocaloid track with an outstandingly addictive thrill that sends shivers down your spine.

It’s a song by MARETU, released in December 2024.

With lots of cat meows throughout, it might sound cute at first listen.

But beneath that lies a viscous, story-driven core.

It’s a quintessential MARETU number that pierces the listener’s heart.

Take your time to delve into it and consider what meanings the song might hold.

Pamelabarūn

If you listen to it when you’re feeling lonely, it might just cut you deep.

This track by Balloon, a Vocaloid producer who also performs as singer-songwriter Keina Suda, was released in 2021.

With its breezy rhythm, stylish chord progressions, and sharp guitar phrases, every slice of it is a treat.

And that opening melody of the chorus—absolutely irresistible! It gives the impression of emotions bursting out all at once.

There’s also a self-cover version available, so be sure to compare it with the Vocaloid version!

I’ve been alive for 1,000 years.iyowa

Living for 1,000 Years / Iyowa feat. Hatsune Miku (living millennium / Iyowa feat. Hatsune Miku)
I’ve been alive for 1,000 years.iyowa

It sounds catchy, and yet… why does it feel so suspicious? This piece, released in 2020 by iyowa, a Vocaloid producer known for a one-of-a-kind, distinctive musicality, has a unique charm.

Its swaying rhythms and noisy timbres offer a flavor distinct from lo-fi music.

The lyrics, written from the perspective of a painting that has been inside a frame for a thousand years, are crafted in a way that makes you think: only iyowa could write this! We humans, who can live at most about a hundred years—so, how shall we go on living from here?

girl eraserMARETU

This song shows a great sense of word choice in its lyrics.

The main riff, which gets stuck looping in your head, is another point of darkness.

The illustration used in the video is composed of text, giving it an ominous vibe.

That level of meticulousness is wonderful as well.

fixernuyuri

Nuyuri – Fixer – flower / fixer
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An original v flower song released by Nuyuri in 2017.

It’s included on the album “plotoplan” and was also featured at Niconico Chou Party 2017.

The crisp vocals are a perfect match for the dark rock tune.

The lyrics, seemingly intense yet infused with sorrow, can at times feel painfully poignant.

The PV, unified in red and black, is incredibly cool and instantly draws you into the song’s world.

It’s a track that leaves you feeling refreshed when you want to vent your pent-up anger somewhere.

[Hits You Hard] A Special Feature on Dark/Vent Vocaloid Songs (91–100)

It hurts so much; I want to express my pain.EZFG

[VY2V3] Official demo song: “I Want to Hurt Very Badly”
It hurts so much; I want to express my pain.EZFG

It uses programmed sounds, but it has a unique musicality that can’t be neatly categorized as “electronic music.” This is a work by the Vocaloid producer EZFG.

The steady, understated melody pairs perfectly with the edgy synthesizer tones.

Be sure to take your time watching the intricate music video created by EZFG himself.