A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Yo'
How many Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “yo” can you think of?
For example, “Yowamushi Mont Blanc” and “Yobanashi Deceive” are particularly famous, so many of you probably thought of them.
There are also many words that begin with “yo,” such as “yoi” (dusk), “yoen” (bewitching), and “yon” (four), and plenty of songs use these kinds of words.
In this article, we’ll introduce a whole lineup of Vocaloid songs whose titles start with “yo.”
Enjoy browsing and discovering what songs are out there.
A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Yo” (1–10)
Yotsuya no Yocchan (Yo-chan of Night Dew)NEW!Ame no Sukego
It’s a slightly unsettling yet adorable rain song that blends retro-pop with chiptune.
Composed by the Vocaloid producer Ameno-suke, it was released in February 2025.
v flower’s hard-edged vocals harmonize well with the bleepy, chiptune-like sound and a subtly off-kilter lyricism.
The lyrics, which humorously and fantastically depict motifs like night, rain, and dreams, are another highlight.
Immerse yourself in its strangely nostalgic world.
Yoshiwara LamentNEW!asa
How about a Japanese-style Vocaloid song that draws you into a glossy, wistful world? Composed by Asa, a Vocaloid producer who also performs as the bassist for Wagakki Band, this piece was released in 2012.
Set in an Edo-period red-light district, its highly narrative lyrics captivatingly depict the heartrending feelings of a courtesan.
The fusion of traditional Japanese timbres with rock sounds creates a melody that seizes your heart the instant the intro begins.
The work later expanded into various media—adapted into a novel, a drama CD, and even used as material for a Kabuki production—garnering wide attention.
It has also been featured in numerous rhythm games, making it popular with a broad audience.
The distinctive prelude is perfect for warming up the crowd as a quiz prompt.
Try playing it when you get together with friends who love Japanese aesthetics!
Aye-ayeNishijima Takahiro
During times when I tend to feel down, this song gives me the energy to look forward.
It’s a piece by Takahiro Nishijima, included in the album “Urban & Country,” a collection of Vocaloid producers connected to Saitama, released in November 2025.
Within a short span of about two and a half minutes, it features a melody that keeps rolling forward.
The lyrics, themed around voyaging, offer an encouraging, positive message about continuing to move ahead even when you’re hurt.
When you’re worn out by a new environment and feel like pausing for a moment, give it a listen while feeling the refreshing May breeze.
Enraptured by the lingering blossomskeeno
A bittersweet yet warm Vocaloid ballad that likens a cherished person to a flower lingering at the end of the season.
Created by Vocaloid producer keeno and released in 2024, it’s an original track written for the game “Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat.
Hatsune Miku.” In February 2026, the Hatsune Miku version received an official music video.
The band sound is adorned with beautiful piano tones, resulting in a deeply moving piece.
Miku’s mature vocals match the song’s mood perfectly, stirring the heart.
Give it a listen when you want a good cry to reset your feelings.
Nighttime Cherry Blossom Researchakano wai
This number intertwines a light triple-time rhythm with Japanese-style melodies, inviting you into a beautiful nocturnal world.
The wistful lyrics pair perfectly with Luka Megurine’s mature vocals, and listening to it has a strangely calming effect.
Released by Vocaloid producer Akano wai in January 2021, this piece was created for submission to the open-call project “The 2nd Proseka NEXT,” a popular rhythm game contest.
You can really feel Akano wai’s assured skill and sensibility, which would later lead to their selection in the same contest.
The quietly resonant sound, as if tracing memories beneath the night cherry blossoms, is perfect for savoring alone with a drink on a long spring night.
Welcome to the Urban Legend Dismantling CenterMURASAKI
The flip side of urban legends draws you into a strange, mysterious atmosphere.
Produced by MURASAKI and released in February 2026, this work was created as the first installment of a character song project celebrating the first anniversary of the mystery ADV game “Urban Legend Dismantling Center.” MURASAKI, who also handled the main theme for the game itself, develops a track this time around with the theme of “suspiciousness.” KAITO’s cool vocals layer over uneasy, rustling soundscapes, leading listeners into an uncanny world.
A must-listen for Toshikai fans!
Cowardly chickenBōin Bōshoku P
They want to spend time with the one they love, but it just doesn’t work out… It’s a catchy yet heartrending Christmas song! The track is by Vocaloid producer Boin Boushoku-P and was released in December 2025.
The protagonist can’t quite take that final step in love, and the lyrics—so pure and honest—tighten your chest.
As you keep listening, you can’t help but root for them more and more.
I bet quite a few people have spent a Christmas like this.
