A must-listen for those in love! A roundup of popular Vocaloid songs perfect for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is a special event, isn’t it?
Both girls and boys have to spend the whole day with their hearts racing.
It might be fine if it’s just obligatory chocolate, but some people will be giving chocolate to their crush.
In this article, we’re picking out Vocaloid songs you’ll want to listen to on Valentine’s Day.
If you’re anxious about whether your confession will succeed, these are masterpieces that will give you all the courage you need.
Let your ears boost those feelings of love!
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A must-listen for those in love! A roundup of popular Vocaloid songs to hear on Valentine’s Day (21–30)
nuisance; pest; someone who gets in the wayDECO*27
The destructive power of the very first lyric phrase is incredible.
In any case, the feeling of “I love you” is sung from both male and female perspectives.
Hearing just that might make you wonder, “Why is the title ‘Ojama-mushi’ (nuisance)?” Please listen and see how this word is being used.
Heart à la modeDECO*27
The intro, starting with guitar, handclaps, and harmonica, carries a gentle yet somehow wistful resonance.
This song, which seems to declare that love embraces both sweet and bitter feelings, never turns intense.
And yet, perhaps thanks to the clear, beautiful harmonies and the conversational singing style, it reaches straight to the heart.
It’s a track I want people to hear when they can’t take that first step on Valentine’s Day.
A must-listen for those in love! A roundup of popular Vocaloid songs to hear on Valentine’s Day (31–40)
VampireDECO*27
Also recommended as a song to sing at karaoke with someone you like! Created by DECO*27, the Vocaloid producer behind numerous hit songs like “Otome Kaibou” and “Hibana,” this track was released in 2021.
It’s a mixture rock tune built around a four-on-the-floor rhythm.
The groove is so good it’ll make your body sway on its own, and the melody really sticks in your head.
You’ll want to repeat the chorus part over and over.
And the lyrics—adorably comparing the craving for someone to a vampire, just like the title—are super cute!
Fall in love, rat-ta-ta!AnP
Not just something to listen to, but something you’ll want to sing! This is one of those songs.
The layered tones are intensely lively, wrapping around the melody with vibrant energy.
And yet, despite all that bounce and exuberance, it somehow softens our hearts.
It’s a straightforward cheer song that encourages a girl setting off on a journey of love.
Bloom RibbonGinkle
If you’re thinking, “This year, I’m finally going to confess to the person I’ve liked for so long!” then listening to this will surely give you courage! It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Ginkle, released in 2021.
A fast-paced rock number where the beautiful tones of piano and strings resound.
It’s as if the sound itself expresses the protagonist’s overflowing feelings.
Using Valentine’s Day as a chance to share your feelings… it’s not easy, but maybe this song will give you the push you need.
I want an unbreakable heart.stone bath
A song about a boy who keeps spinning his wheels in love.
Valentine’s Day is usually when girls make the first move, but for the boys waiting for it, their feelings are basically, “I want an unbreakable heart,” aren’t they? It’s a light, catchy tune you can’t help but put on repeat.
Sweet’s BeastPain-in-the-ass P
As a Valentine’s song on Nico Nico Douga, this is a classic.
The lyrics are from the perspective of a man who’s received chocolate, yet they exude a very mature atmosphere—so much so that it almost makes you blush just listening.
But in the latter half of the song, the words “You’re the only one I truly love” appear, which is a relief.