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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 Compilation of Dark/Vent Vocaloid Songs (321–330)

SayokoMikito-P

“Sayoko” Hatsune Miku Original ver.
Sayoko Mikito-P

This is a “yami” song that pursues realism, singing about the darkness in a girl’s heart.

Days when it feels like your very self is being denied.

That sinking feeling we’ve all experienced at least once.

Even when you live a life with no particular hardships, there are times when, as if suddenly attacked by something, you end up hating everything.

This song gives voice to a girl’s anguished cry in such moments, carried on a distinctive melody.

to wish; to hopeAl

The piece that captivates listeners with a slightly horror-tinged worldview is “Nozomu.” It’s a work by Al, a new-generation Vocaloid producer.

In this song, you can fully enjoy her hallmark: lyrics tinged with madness.

Specifically, it portrays a deep tangle of love and hate, elevated by music that resembles a music box.

First, listen closely and try to imagine the story.

By the way, the title is pronounced “koi-negau,” and it means to fervently wish or long for something.

pomegranateIbarana

Pomegranate / Hatsune Miku
Zacroeibaran

Pomegranate depicts a heart stirred by memories of precious times spent with a loved one.

Created in 2022 by Vocaloid producer Ibarana, known for flower-themed songs, it portrays emotions directed toward an unforgettable past romance, resulting in a poetic piece that conjures bittersweet scenes.

The pressing, encroaching electronic sound conveys passionate feelings, while Hatsune Miku’s clear, translucent voice delivers pure emotion.

If you find yourself unable to forget your ex even after the breakup, this is a Vocaloid track you should definitely listen to.

the forty-ninth day (memorial service)Shannon

MV “The Forty-Ninth Day” / Shannon feat. Hatsune Miku & GUMI
Shannon's 49th-Day Memorial

Shijukunichi (Forty-Ninth Day) resonates with phrases that stay close to the hearts of those who feel loneliness or solitude.

Created in 2022 by Shannon, a Vocaloid producer who mainly works with GUMI, the piece features an impressionistic piano tone that gently envelops the rap-like lyrics.

The work draws you into its world, unfolding a beautiful yet heartrending story.

You’ll find a deep message that feels as if someone is speaking to you—or as if you’re facing yourself.

Be sure to listen for the rich harmonies sung by Hatsune Miku and GUMI.

Nibi-iro DoroureTsumiki

Nibi-iro Dorōure / nibiiro dolore – rin [Original]
Nibiiroro Mud Chain Mixer

These are lyrics that make you want to read deeply into them.

Created by Tsumiki, the author behind songs like “Recollection Endroll” and “Ground Zero,” it was released in 2018.

I’m introducing it as a dark-themed song, but its stylish sound is highly addictive and actually gets you hyped as you listen.

Waltz Of AnomaliesNanou

Hatsune Miku - Waltz Of Anomalies [Original Song] with Embedded Chinese Subtitles
Waltz Of Anomalies Nanou

A mysterious, dark song that begins with a quiet music box sound.

With its catchy melody and biting lyrics, it’s beloved by many Vocaloid fans.

The lyrics depict how a casual remark from someone they like leaves the protagonist hurt and emotionally tangled.

It’s a song that captures a common painful love experience, so many listeners will find it relatable.

Parallel Sweets Worldleft slash

[Kagamine Len Append V3] Parallel Sweets World [Original Song]
Parallel Sweets World Hidarigawa Slash

Is the slightly scary image that sweets tend to have because of the fairy tale Hansel and Gretel, or is it because of Halloween? This song follows that trend as well.

The ending is a must-hear, shifting suddenly from the poppiness of sweets, Len Kagamine’s innocent voice, and the cute lyrics.

The way the song unfolds will really take you by surprise, won’t it?