A roundup of Vocaloid songs with titles that start with “Ya”
How many Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ya” can you think of?
For example, many of you might think of “Yankee Boy Yankee Girl.”
There are plenty of other words that start with “ya,” like “Yakusoku” (Promise), “Yamato,” and “Yakimochi” (Jealousy).
Some Vocaloid fans may have had specific song titles pop into mind just from seeing these words.
In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “Ya.”
If you discover a track you haven’t heard before, take this opportunity to give it a careful listen.
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Vocaloid songs starting with “Ya”: Compilation (21–30)
yakshakojika
A track by Vocaloid producer kojika, released in July 2025, featuring a strikingly dry guitar sound.
This work is a heart-wrenching dark fantasy depicting the encounter between a lonely ogre and the protagonist.
Told from the perspectives of both the protagonist and the ogre, the story masterfully explores themes such as loss of self and yearning for others.
How about delving into its profound world at night, reading the lyrics carefully on your own?
Sick sick sick sick sick sick sick sicknamuusagi
An addictive track produced by Vocaloid producer Namuusagi.
Released in July 2025, it packs a powerful punch with its fast-paced sound and lyrics themed around “yami” (mental gloom), just as the title suggests! Many listeners will likely relate to the various shades of “yami” we feel in everyday life.
On days when your mood won’t lift, it might be nice to deliberately soak in this pop-flavored poison.
Rin-chan moved into an apartment with ridiculously thin walls.yukatefu
A one-track piece by Yukatefu that feels like a comedy sketch.
Released in July 2025, it centers on a noise problem that hits Rin-chan after she moves into an apartment with thin walls.
It’s said to be based on Yukatefu’s real-life experiences.
The frustrations Rin-chan feels about the everyday sounds made by her quirky neighbors—like the Indian resident upstairs and Mr.
Kato next door—are conveyed with touches of Kansai dialect, making it both pitiful and oddly funny.
Anyone else dealing with the same issue?
YatagarasuATOLS
It’s a mysterious electronic tune.
Created by ATOLS, a Vocaloid producer praised for their singular musical style, the track was released in May 2025.
The synth sound draped in a majestic atmosphere begs to be experienced through headphones—its spaciousness makes you want to say exactly that.
And from the lyrics themed on Yatagarasu, the guiding deity from Japanese mythology and also the song’s title, you can feel a strong will to move toward the future.
It will lead you into a fantastical world.
Seed of Promise40mP
A breezy acoustic guitar plays a pleasantly soothing melody.
The song centers on the theme of “promises,” and the chorus features lyrics that evoke a lost lover.
It’s a moving piece that portrays the feelings of a girl who continues to keep the promises she made with her beloved.
Stop it, cut it out, don’t come in.Machigerīta P
Machigerita-P is a Vocaloid producer renowned for horror and eerie songs.
But this one is a joke track.
Hatsune Miku sings from the perspective of a girl who refuses Santa’s intrusion.
By the way, the producer name came from an exclamation he blurted out after getting flustered over posting the wrong link in his own thread.
Promised Starry Night (buzzG)A24
How about A24, who began their career as a singer in 2008? They have a solid, slightly husky singing voice, and that straightforward tone quality is popular with fans.
They’re also good at voice impressions, and are especially well-known for their impression of Kazuya Nakai, the popular voice actor who played roles such as Toshiro Hijikata in the anime Gintama.
They’re a very versatile person.
They also do game commentary and host radio broadcasts as part of Team BACK, a group of four formed by Bonjin, Chagepoyo, KYS, and A24.
