Among the many memorable Vocaloid songs you often hear on social media and in anime, this time we’re spotlighting tracks that start with the letter “So” in Japanese! From massively popular hits with over 7 million MV views to hidden gems beloved by core fans, we’ll cover a wide range.
Have you ever found yourself thinking, “That song, you know… what was it called again?”—unable to recall the title of a striking Vocaloid track you heard on social media or in an anime? If the song starts with “So,” this article might help you finally put a name to it as you read on! Enjoy right to the end!
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A Big Collection of Vocaloid Songs Starting with “So”! From Mega-Hits to Hidden Gems, All in One Go (1–10)
The name of that painting isChōchō P
It’s a bittersweet yet powerful rock track that feels like pouring out everything pent up in your heart.
Created by long-active Vocaloid producer Chouchou-P, the piece was released as a video in February 2026 and was written specifically for the smartphone game “Hatsune Miku: Colorful Stage!” The lyrics leave a strong impression, conveying a firm resolve to start drawing something again on a blank white canvas, even while carrying setbacks and anguish.
The arrangement—where piano melodies intersect with an intense band sound—showcases Chouchou-P’s distinctive artistry.
It’s a song that will quietly give you a push when you’re feeling stuck.
The light that exists there.DECO*27
This work gently stays close to a wavering heart, kindling hope from within.
It’s an insert song from the film “Project SEKAI the Movie: The Broken SEKAI and the Miku Who Can’t Sing,” released in January 2025, with lyrics and composition by DECO*27 and arrangement by Surii.
The sound is marked by a slow-building heat, and the lyrics are perfect for those who want to move forward at their own pace.
If you’re looking to find your own light before the school entrance ceremony, be sure to give it a listen.
soloistSatō chinami ni
You’ll be captivated by its catchy dance beat.
Created by Vocaloid producer Chinami Sato, this track was released in May 2025.
Its jazzy sound arrangement and Kasane Teto’s powerful vocals leave a strong impression.
The lyrics portray the desire to shine as a soloist contrasted with the reality that holds you back, capturing that inner conflict in a highly relatable way.
Many of us have probably felt, “I want to stand out, but I just can’t find the confidence…” Be sure to listen to this stylish Teto song for yourself!
Blooming/laughing in the skyProject Lumina
While grappling with inner conflict, one begins to notice the small glimmers of everyday life—a duet song by Project Lumina that portrays such emotional growth.
Released in August 2023, this Vocaloid track features the moving voices of Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto.
Many listeners may relate to the protagonist, who dreams of dramatic turns yet finds themself amid ordinary days.
If you sing it when you’re unsure of who you are now, it will surely give you the courage to take a step toward tomorrow.
Sing it with hope for the future.
That was fine.monet
A piece that sings of self-deprecating humor toward being able to exist only as a bystander, and of the affirmation that we’ll keep on living anyway.
A track released by Manamu Japan under the name “monet” in December 2025.
It’s the Vocaloid version of a song provided to Akari Sanei.
The sound arrangement carries a somewhat brooding mood that pairs well with Chifuyu Hanakuma’s softly trickling, murmured vocals.
You end up getting drawn into that faintly ennui-laden atmosphere before you know it.
If you’re pondering the meaning of your own existence, it might hit you deeply.
commotionMiyamori Bungaku
A high-energy hip-hop track where aggressive beats collide fiercely with traditional Japanese melodies! Created by Vocaloid producer Miyamori Bungaku, it was originally released in June 2025 as a song provided to the virtual rap unit AKAGIMI, with a Vocaloid version dropping in November.
The edgy vocals of Kagamine Rin and Len are a major draw, and the dense, rapid-fire rhymes and flows are top-tier.
The provocative lyrics stoke festival frenzy and a fighting spirit, making your blood boil just by listening.
Crank it up loud on nights when you want to blast away the haze of everyday life!
nonsenserinri
Rinri’s song “Sorage-to” is a piece that resonates with anyone carrying the pain of heartbreak.
Carried by the crystalline voice of Narumaki Hime, it weaves feelings of bittersweet sorrow that many have felt at least once.
Overflowing with longing for someone precious you can no longer meet, it gently embraces the listener’s heart.
Its gently flowing melody is sure to give you the courage to move toward a new beginning.
Why not soothe the sorrow of heartbreak with this heartwarming song by rinri?