A Compilation of Vocaloid Songs Whose Titles Start with 'Tsu'
When it comes to words that start with “tsu,” what kinds of words do you associate with Vocaloid song titles?
Words like “Tsugihagi” (patchwork), “tsuki” (moon), and “tsumi” (sin), for example—just seeing these might make Vocaloid fans instantly think of specific songs.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Vocaloid tracks with titles that start with “tsu.”
We’ll feature not only popular songs but also hidden gems, so please take this opportunity to enjoy them!
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A roundup of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Tsu” (1–10)
block dollwowaka
This song by wowaka, a Vocaloid producer who also served as the frontman of the rock band Hitorie, was released in December 2009.
Included on the classic album “Unhappy Refrain,” this work is a polished number that draws you in with its treble-leaning sound image.
Its philosophical lyrics also match the sonic texture.
Be sure to revisit wowaka’s music, which helped lead the Vocaloid scene.
Even though the moon is beautifulMizuno Atsu
A song whose poignant melody and profound lyrics resonate deeply.
Released by Atsu Mizuno in December 2023, it’s a track provided to Colon, an active member of Sutopuri, presented here in its Kafu version.
The lyrics delicately portray the feelings of a protagonist burdened by self-denial and loneliness, leaving a strong impression.
The simple, piano-centered arrangement enhances that worldbuilding.
Recommended for times when you want to gaze up at the night sky and face your own feelings.
Perfect for those seeking gentle music that stays close to the heart.
˶╹ᴗ╹˶tsumigusa
A horror-themed Vocaloid track that gives you full-body chills.
Created by Tsumikusa, known for their dark style, it was released on February 14, 2025—Valentine’s Day.
From the very beginning, the developments are downright terrifying.
The lyrics paint a splatter-filled world, driven by a downer yet fast-paced sound.
The music video also captures the mood perfectly, and after the “Warning,” well…
Let’s just say, you’ll want to experience what happens next with your own eyes and ears!
Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Tsu” (11–20)
claw combNeji P
A work by Neji-P sung by Miku.
The song has a metal vibe.
The lyrics use traditionally Japanese word choices, and by singing of the changing seasons, it becomes a transient and melancholic piece.
The beloved person is likely dead, and it’s hinted that the singer is no longer of this world either, making it an achingly heart-wrenching song.
coldtsumigusa
“Tsumetai” by Zaisou was released in May 2024.
Its dark, melancholic sound and lyrics that evoke despair and powerlessness are striking, reflecting the cold cruelty of a world without salvation.
The incorporation of hardcore elements pairs perfectly with its spine-chilling message.
Listening to this track inevitably brings to mind the loneliness and alienation of modern society.
It’s the kind of song that digs up feelings you’d rather keep buried deep inside.
Moon, Snow, FlowerEbot
This is a Japanese-style piece that begins with a grand intro.
It’s one of Vocaloid producer Ebot’s signature songs, released in 2010.
Created around the theme of “the things we can’t help but keep seeking,” the lyrics delve into the love and kindness people desire, making it a KAITO song with real depth.
The moon is veiled in haze and the blossoms fall.Tetsubun P
A Japanese-style duet song by KAITO and MEIKO that begins with imagery of cherry blossoms fluttering down.
The two really suit the traditional aesthetic.
It tells the story of a man who marches under the moon and a woman who reflects herself in the flowers.
The percussion rhythms are pleasant, and the mellow mood draws you in.