Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Ta'
When it comes to words that start with “ta,” examples include taiyō (sun), Taishō, and tasogare (twilight).
If you’re a fan of Vocaloid, just seeing these words might already bring to mind several song titles that begin with “ta.”
There are even more songs that start with “da,” but in this article, we’ll focus specifically on Vocaloid tracks with titles that start with “ta” and introduce many of them.
We’ve selected a wide range—from famous hits to hidden gems—so we hope you enjoy discovering new songs as you take your time reading through the article.
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Collection of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Ta' (41–50)
Tako Luka ★ Tuna Feversamfree
This is a soothing arrangement of “Luka Luka★Night Fever” in the style of “Tako Luka.” With the ukulele, it has a strong Hawaiian vibe, and its slightly laid-back arrangement is a defining feature.
It’s a highly recommended track that fits the mood of “calming” and “healing.”
Tiger Rampagesasakure.UK
Released in August 2010, this work by sasakure.UK features lyrics inspired by Atsushi Nakajima’s “The Moon over the Mountain,” leaving a lasting impression.
Its worldview, which reinterprets human inner conflict in a modern light, resonated with many listeners.
It was also included on the 2012 album “Genshitsu Aesop,” and has continued to be cherished over the years.
Why not revisit the fusion of literature and music for yourself?
Tiny Bunnyyou-man
The word “stylish” suits it perfectly.
This piece by Vocaloid producer You-man—also known for hits like “R.I.P.” and “Weenie Walker”—was released in 2020.
Its high-speed sound arrangement, dynamic song development, and uniquely structured melodic lines are captivating.
The sheer coolness is electrifying.
Hime Naruka’s voice is youthful and high-pitched, which fits this kind of cutting-edge musical style.
It’s a Hime track where even the SE-like sounds are woven in, showcasing refined taste down to the smallest details.
It sounds like someone else’s problemame no murakumo P
You can tell how good the song is from the intro alone.
It’s a work by Ameno Murakumo-P, released in 2018.
The sound, which uses a variety of tones, is wonderful.
The drum phrases and melody lines are rhythmic and never get boring to listen to.
The lyrics convey frustration with oneself for not being able to grow, which is heartbreaking.
I can’t help but relate it to myself.
If it were easy to know what truly matters in life, we wouldn’t struggle—but this song teaches us a piece of that truth.
Treasurepokota
This is a version of vocalist Pokota’s first single sung by GUMI, released in 2013.
It’s about a couple that’s been together for two years; even if they fight or have times when they can’t see each other, the male-perspective lyrics that say “I’m always thinking of you” are totally heart-melting.
The grandeur and sparkle of the sound are wonderful, too.
Rather than listening alone, it might be better to listen together if you have a partner—you might be reminded of how important they are to you.
Rondo of the Sun and Moonporifo
This song portrays a mature romance where profound sorrow and fierce love intersect.
Created by Porifo, it quickly became a hot topic after being posted on a video-sharing site in February 2010.
It’s a duet by Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka, whose voices beautifully bring out the heartrending story.
The sentimental lyrics in the chorus really pierce the heart.
Recommended for those troubled by love or anyone who wants to immerse themselves in a dramatic world.
Just one, always together as best friends.Amerika min’yō kenkyūkai
The glitched vocal part and the sound keep saturating… I’m captivated by the depth of the sound.
The track is by Haniwa from the American Folk Song Study Group and was released in June 2023.
The overall tone is very soft, but perhaps because of the many overlapping layers, it feels as if a vast current of emotion flows beneath it.
Pay attention to the development in the latter half of the song that grows out of a vocals-only phrase.
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