Compilation of Vocaloid Youth Songs [Emo, Romance, etc.]
The vocaloid scene is hugely popular among younger generations.
Because of that, there are tons of vocaloid tracks that evoke youth!
From heart-fluttering love songs, to emotional tracks that vent a moratorium against society, and even works that feel like they’ve turned “how I feel right now” straight into music—the range is incredible.
In this article, we’re giving you a full roundup of those youthful vocaloid songs.
We’ve gathered so many that you’re sure to find something that hits you right in the heart!
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Compilation of Vocaloid Youth Songs [Emo, Romance, etc.] (1–10)
Ego Rocksurii
Suri, a Vocaloid producer famous for songs like “Telecaster B-Boy” and “Junkie Night Town Orchestra.” His 2021 release “Ego Rock” is a uniquely catchy track with a pop flavor.
Inspired to start making music by the anime K-ON!, his work reflects elements of anison and rock.
The playful wordplay that blends into the sound is delightful, and the lyrics carry a poignant touch worth noting.
When something unpleasant happens at school, listen to this song and blow your worries away!
The Howling of the Lost OneNeru
Musician Neru, who brought band-sound Vocaloid to wider recognition.
His 2013 release Lost One no Goukoku is a powerful rock track bursting with speed.
It transcended the framework of electronic sounds and Vocaloid as pop culture to deliver straightforward guitar rock to listeners.
The lyrics, which turn the worries everyone grapples with in their youth into passionate words, strike straight to the heart.
Hatsune Miku’s vocals, no less strong than a live band’s, will blow your troubles away.
Teacher who stays behind (after class)HONEY WORKS
This is the 24th song produced by the creator unit HoneyWorks.
Opening with an arresting phrase, it’s a rock number with a passionate melody.
The lyrics, told like a story, evoke a tender, sentimental mood.
Portraying the relationship between a teacher and a student, it’s a theme many students may relate to.
If you usually listen to rock band tracks, give it a try.
With intense guitar sounds, this song delivers the unfiltered feelings of teens.
Compilation of Vocaloid Youth Songs [Emotional, Love, etc.] (11–20)
VampireDECO*27
DECO*27 is an essential Vocaloid producer when talking about the Vocaloid scene of the 2010s.
After releasing numerous hits like “Ghost Rule” and “Mosaic Roll,” he put out “Vampire” in 2021.
The song went viral on social media platforms like TikTok and has become one of his signature tracks.
Its lyrics—capturing the teen feeling of being hurt or distressed by caring for someone—are especially compelling.
Guitarist Rockwell also contributed to the production, adding a rock edge to the track.
With its pleasant rhythm, it’s a number that makes you want to dance.
Karakuri Pierrot40mP
For students whose hearts are overflowing with feelings for someone they’ve lost, I recommend “Karakuri Pierrot.” It’s a song released in 2011 by Vocaloid producer 40mP, and it has been loved by Vocaloid fans for a long time.
The jazzy piano and string arrangements really shine.
Centered on the theme of waiting for someone, its heartrending lyrics will make your chest tighten.
Try listening for the moment in the song where the accompaniment drops out.
It’s a song that stays by your side when you’re feeling lonely or going through something tough.
Exploding Brain Girlrereriri
During your youth, when you just can’t shake off the nerves, I want you to listen to “Nou Shou Sakuretsu Girl.” Created by the Vocaloid producer Rerulili and released in 2012, it later expanded into other media and stands as one of the defining Vocaloid tracks of the 2010s.
The upbeat energy comes through the moment you hear the intro rhythm.
The song is packed with charm, but what I especially recommend are the rapid-fire lyrics.
Seemingly pure yet philosophical words ride a dance beat, resonating without feeling out of place.
It’s a youth anthem that captures the worries young people face, from job hunting to romance.
Setsuna TripLast Note.
Last Note., a music unit also known as the author of the novel series Mikagura School Suite, created “Setsuna Trip,” a standout Vocaloid track that represents the 2010s.
It’s a pop number packed with synths and guitar phrases, a song that truly bursts with energy.
It tells you that while it’s important to keep trying when things get tough, it’s also okay to run away sometimes.
When you’re worn out from youth, let this bright, fast-paced song give you a boost.