A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “To”
In this article, I’ll be introducing lots of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “to.”
When it comes to words starting with “to” that appear in Vocaloid song titles, there are ones like “Tokyo,” “tōmei (transparent),” and “traffic.”
If you’re a Vocaloid fan, seeing these words might immediately bring several song titles to mind.
This time, I’ve selected a wide range from famous hits to hidden gems, so please enjoy discovering both the classics and songs you might not know yet.
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A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “To” (61–70)
Twinkle TwinkleJunky
Let me introduce Twinkle, where the appeal of rock and Vocaloid merge.
This piece was created by Vocaloid producer Junky, and features professional musicians on guitar, bass, and drums.
Thanks to that, it’s a solid, hard-hitting rock song.
The lyrics depict a woman who, though just friends, secretly harbors romantic feelings—an aching situation where she can’t quite express her heart.
Another draw is the catchy chorus that repeats the title.
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Twilight Jack-o’-LanternKai
When it comes to warm Vocaloid songs that keep you company on lonely nights, Twilight Jack-o’-Lantern stands out.
Created in 2021 by Kai, a Vocaloid producer known for delivering gentle, fluffy-toned pop to listeners, it unfolds a sound with a pop sensibility set to a rhythmic beat.
The song paints a picture of a lively city on Halloween night, and its subtly bittersweet lyrics are easy to relate to.
With Hatsune Miku’s pure and cute vocals shining through, it’s a Halloween song that soothes the heart.
Let the kindness woven into its phrases bring you comfort.
Flight instinctLast Note.
Tōsō Honnō by Last Note.
In March, many students have late-term exams and national/public university entrance exams coming up, and I imagine quite a few feel like running away.
This track is uptempo, and its headlong, full-throttle vibe is addictive.
Transparent SummerMIMI
This piece captures the transparency of summer.
Summer isn’t just about heat.
The lyrics that make you look forward to summer are, I think, the song’s greatest charm.
The recorder’s tone fits well, too.
The simple, light rhythm is also pleasant to listen to.
Bird, Wind, and MoonNo.D
This is one of Gackpoid’s early songs, posted by No.D in 2009.
With Kamui Gakupo’s voice and a melody that’s neither strictly Japanese-style nor distinctly folk, it stands out as a uniquely crafted track.
As the title suggests, the refined lyrics charmingly liken flowers to someone dear.
Rain of Time, The Final WarOrangestar
It’s a masterpiece that makes you think deeply about what way of life is right and what kind of world is right.
A vocaloid rock song whose meaning changes depending on the listener.
It starts with a relaxed mood, gradually builds up, and turns into rock from the chorus.
The realistic lyrics, themed around human conflict, really hit home.
This is the 20th work by Orangestar, known for a unique worldview.
Tokyo Cyber Detective ClubPolyphonicBranch
This is a track from Vocaloid producer PolyphonicBranch’s major debut album “Cyber Brigade.” It was released in 2012.
The lively, stylish sound centered on a band aesthetic is striking.
The decadent lyrical worldview fused with the music creates, so to speak, a vibe like a toy box turned upside down.
The worldbuilding is carefully crafted, and its setting materials are available online.
If you’re interested, check the official website.
