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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 Special Feature on Dark/Vent Vocaloid Songs (121–130)

Shantiwotaku

Shanti (SHANTI) / wotaku feat. KAITO
Shantiwotaku

It’s a dark EDM track that makes you feel like you’ve stepped one foot into a dangerous world.

The song is by Vocaloid producer wotaku, also known for works like “Gehenna” and “Mafia,” and it was released in 2021.

With its sophisticated sound arrangement, KAITO’s mature vocals, and a hip-hop-tinged melodic line, it’s a very cool piece.

Being able to hear KAITO rap is probably irresistible for fans.

Question 32Kasamura Tōta

This song honestly portrays the self-questioning that rises in one’s mind.

Released by Tota Kasamura in November 2023, it weaves together 32 questions.

The quiet piano melody layered with translucent vocals is striking.

The lyrics delicately express feelings such as self-denial, anxiety about the future, and the difficulty of living, resonating with many listeners.

It’s a song I highly recommend to anyone struggling with doubt or inner conflict.

Shadow ShadowAzari

It’s a dark-themed song you can groove to—an electric tune.

Created by the Vocaloid producer Azari, who drew attention with their debut track “Casino,” it was released in 2021.

Despite its eerie vibe, the stylish sound, cool melody line, and carefully chosen, easy-on-the-ear lyrics instantly pull you into its world.

Once you listen, that’s it—you won’t escape the repeat button.

You won’t be able to stop turning up the volume, either.

Phoboswotaku

Phobos / wotaku feat. KAITO
Phoboswotaku

A Vocaloid track with a stylish yet heavy atmosphere that sends chills down your spine.

It’s by wotaku, the Vocaloid producer also known for “Gehenna” and “Shanti.” This is the KAITO version of a song originally released in August 2019 with Hatsune Miku on vocals.

The arrangement is irresistibly pop yet tinged with a certain shadow.

The lyrics sing of inescapable loneliness, fear, and inner conflict.

KAITO’s heartrending voice delicately conveys that pain and truly hits home.

Take your time listening and let your imagination dwell on the story.

[Hits You Hard] A Special Feature on Dark/Depressed Vocaloid Songs (131–140)

Hide and Seek19’s Sound Factory

[Hatsune Miku] Hide and Seek [Original Song]
Hide and Seek19's Sound Factory

Days passed in fear of being disliked, unable to show my true self to others.

But the person who hated me the most was myself.

I’ve been playing so many different characters that I no longer know which one is the real me, the song says.

It ultimately comes to the conclusion that it’s about time I acknowledge myself.

Qshiina mota

"Q" Shiina Mota feat. Kagamine Rin with Chinese subtitles
Qshiina mota

The sound that starts with a rock vibe is cool, and the melody in the chorus is so impactful you won’t forget it after a single listen.

It has strong dark elements, but the sense of openness feels pleasant, so listening to it is refreshing.

The offbeat drumming is irresistible.

Is it okay?kuro usagi

Is it okay? – Kasane Teto SV
Is it okay?kuro usagi

This is a dark, melancholic song that portrays self-loathing and a sense of alienation from society.

Composed by Kuro Usagi and released in December 2024, it drew attention as an entry for “VOCAParty!”.

With Kasane Teto’s vocals piercing straight to the heart, the earnest emotions conveyed in every word capture listeners and won’t let go.

I especially want those who struggle with their sense of self-worth or feel out of place in society to hear it—you’re sure to find something you can relate to.