[Vocaloid Songs] Summary of Popular and Well-Known Utaite (Singers)
Aren’t “utaite” the kind of figures everyone looks up to? The term originally referred to people active in the “I tried singing” category on Nico Nico Douga, but nowadays it’s spread beyond the boundaries of any single platform.
Many have even made their major-label debuts after starting out online.
In this article, we’ll introduce popular utaite who became famous by covering songs like Vocaloid tracks! You might discover your absolute favorite, or someone you’ll fall for at first listen—so be sure to read to the end!
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[Vocaloid Song] Popular and Well-Known Utaite Singers (21–30)
Otome Kaibou (DECO*27)96 Neko
Because her voice is so incredibly cool, there were even rumors that she might be male, but she is a bona fide female singer! Depending on the song, she switches from a husky voice to a sexy one, and she’s not only uploading cover videos of Vocaloid songs but is also active as a voice actress and on live tours.
She has even made her major-label debut!
Self-Injury Colorless (Nekobolo)Rinu
Rinu, a singer also known as a member of the six-person entertainment group Strawberry Prince, is distinguished by his crisp vocal tone that makes the words feel like they leap into your ears.
At the same time, as in his cover of “Jishou Mushoku,” his graceful singing voice is equally captivating.
He is also a voice actor, appearing in works such as “Our Love Has Always Been 10 Centimeters Apart.” and “Kiratto Pri☆Chan.” Making full use of his voice, he continues to broaden the scope of his activities.
Chururira Chururira Daddadda! (Takeaki Wada)Uratakuniki
This is Uratanuki, a vocalist also known as the leader of the four-member male music unit Urashimasakatasen.
He captivates listeners with his refreshing, boyish, and sweet singing voice.
He began his activities as a singer around 2008 and is also popular as a live streamer.
Since 2014, under the name Wataru Urata, he has been active as a professional solo singer and as a voice actor.
He has appeared in a wide range of works, including the anime Forest of Piano, Kiratto Pri☆Chan, and Case File nº221: Kabukicho (Kabukicho Sherlock), so many of you may recognize his voice.
Bocca della Verità (Hiiragi Kirai)Heavenly Moon
Amatsuki, who enjoys overwhelming support from younger generations—even if you’re not very familiar with utaite, you’ve probably seen his name—covers not only Vocaloid songs but also popular J-POP and rock band tracks.
In addition to his work as an utaite singer, he also writes and produces his own music and is active as a singer-songwriter.
While he’s strongly associated with a gentle, soft vocal tone and a fresh, clear voice, he also showcases sharp, raspy singing at times, making his wide range of vocal expression one of his key attractions.
Villain (teniwoha)Aho no Sakata.
The singer known as Tonari no Sakata and Sakata Inu, also called Aho no Sakata, is recognized for his mature, velvety vocals that are irresistibly cool and heart‑pounding to listen to.
He’s skilled at voice imitations, especially famed for his take on popular voice actor Tomokazu Sugita.
He made his major debut in 2016.
He’s active in many fields: as a professional voice actor, a member of the music group Urashimasakatasen, and a game-streaming content creator.
If you’re hooked, be sure to pick up the albums “Kimi to Ayunda Sakamichi” and “Kimi ni Tsutaetai Koto”!
Melancholic (Junky)nano
This is Nano, an artist with a unique presence as a bilingual singer.
They began performing in 2010 and gained attention with English covers of Vocaloid songs.
In 2012, they made their major debut with the album “nanoir,” which reached No.
12 on the Oricon charts.
The theme song for the TV anime “BTOOOM!,” “No pain, No game,” became a hit and received Gold certification.
Perfect for fans of anison and rock, and for those interested in bilingual works.
Espiazione (Kyohei)Wolpis Carter
A singer whose name alone catches your eye: Wolpis Carter.
The defining feature of his vocals is, above all, his high tones.
You’ll hear piercing, razor-sharp high notes that make you want to describe them as cutting.
He’s known as the “guy who wants to hit high notes” for that very reason.
By the way, his natural speaking voice is high as well.
He began his activities in 2012 and released his third album, “We Will Continue to Be Brought to You by Wolpis Inc.,” in 2018.
He’s active on YouTube and frequently collaborates with well-known utaite singers.