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.
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A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Yo” (1–10)
residual heatMIMI
How about a song that gently lights a small glow in the aftertaste of something that has ended? Created by Vocaloid producer MIMI, known for hits like “Mashumary,” this track was released in July 2025.
Posted on the night of Tanabata, its delicate piano melodies and Hatsune Miku’s translucent vocals seep into the heart.
The lyrics carry a warm message—that the embers of a fading passion can become the strength to live once more—quietly supporting those who listen.
It also helps calm anxious feelings, making it perfect as background music for studying or working.
I think of you all through the night.TOKOTOKO
This piece was posted to Nico Nico Douga in March 2014.
It’s a Vocalo-rock track by TOKOTOKO, sung with GUMI’s clear, soaring vocals.
Amid swirling anxieties of the times and gloomy headlines, it expresses a wish to keep believing in the feeling of caring for someone.
The catchy, guitar-driven band sound is exhilarating—you can’t help but get drawn in.
Be sure to check out the 10th-anniversary rearranged version released in 2024, too.
yoHALKA
HALKA, who adheres to a style of unifying all titles with a single hiragana character.
Released in October 2025, this work is an ultra–high-speed electro rock track sung by Kagamine Len.
The lyrics depict a frenzy-filled night where the fragile and the weak gather, delivering a message that resonates with everyone exhausted from putting up a front.
It powerfully expresses the heart that gets worn down by a relentless daily grind, and the cruelty of modern society that forces us to keep dancing regardless.
A song especially for you who live while embracing your unadorned vulnerability!
Summary of Vocaloid Songs Starting with 'Yo' (11–20)
Mr./Ms. Yosei, I’m sorry.MORINAGA HANAKUSO
A song by Morinaga Hanakuso released in October 2025.
Rooted in rock, it incorporates elements from various musical genres.
While the tune gives a bright, pop impression, the lyrics express complex emotions such as greed, regret, and suffocation.
The protagonist’s earnest feelings—trying to get motivated but spinning their wheels, unable to fill the blank spaces of life—resonate vividly through Hatsune Miku’s vocals.
It’s a Vocaloid track with an addictive quality that won’t let go once you’ve heard it.
Dawn and Firefliesn-buna
It’s a track marked by an emotional melody that leaves a strong impression.
“Yoake to Hotaru” was released in July 2014 and was later included on the album “Hana to Mizuame, Saishū Densha.” Its delicate lyrics, which portray the quiet before dawn and the end of summer, resonate deeply.
The gentle timbre evokes a sense of nostalgia.
With its relatively relaxed tempo, it should be easy even for beginner pianists to play.
Maybe it’s a good choice to try singing and playing, too?
Dawn and Firefliesn-buna feat. panaman
This singer is known for a distinctive style of elongating and trembling the ends of phrases, and they also have a very fine voice.
Because the tempo is challenging, it seems likely that anyone without a certain level of vocal skill would go off pitch when singing it, but they demonstrate their prowess with an abundance of vocal ability.
At long last, you died.kowadori
“You Finally Died” portrays the raw emotions of losing someone dear right before your eyes.
Created in 2022 by the Vocaloid producer Kowadori, known for delivering theme-driven songs to listeners, it depicts a protagonist trapped in an unbearable reality—trying to act tough and pretend everything is fine.
The emotional vocals of Kafu, carried by a rhythmic arrangement, convey those feelings powerfully.
It’s a Vocaloid track that stirs the heart with its depiction of someone who keeps thinking about the person they cherish more than anyone else.
