Summary of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with 'Ze'
How do you go about looking for songs you don’t know yet?
There are many ways to search, but one slightly unusual recommendation is to narrow your search by the first letter of the song title.
This time, I’ll be focusing on Vocaloid songs that start with “ze.”
Speaking of songs that start with “ze,” in addition to Hachijō Shōjo Tokei (Spring-Driven Girl’s Clock), there are also titles that begin with words like “Zeitaku” (luxury) and “Zero.”
As you read through the article, try guessing what kinds of songs might show up.
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Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ze” (11–20)
Destroy everything!Kashiwagi Kareki
It’s perfect for when you want to lift your spirits.
All Break It Down! by Kareki Kashiwagi, released in November 2024, is a duet song by Kasane Teto and Chisei with an unforgettable chorus melody.
As you listen, you’ll find yourself humming along without even realizing it.
The ska band-style arrangement is both rhythmic and vibrant.
Overall, it’s poppy and keeps you grooving! If you want to sing a bright, upbeat song, give this one a try.
±0Majima Yuro
“Plus-Minus Zero” is a song I especially want Vocaloid beginners to check out.
By the way, the Vocaloid producer who made this track, Yuro Majima, is actually the same person as Mayuro, well known for the song “Yanbaru Kuina.” If you casually sing this tune early on during a karaoke session with Vocaloid-loving friends or coworkers—sprinkling in some Vocaloid talk like that—it should make for a perfect warm-up for your voice!
Dance to absolute musicUtsu P
Crank up this loud, EDM-flavored Vocaloid banger at full blast! This track by the multi-talented Vocaloid producer Utsu-P—who also focuses on band activities and idol production—was released in 2014.
It’s a highly technical piece that fuses a soundscape rooted in metal music and flower’s death growls into a four-on-the-floor groove.
Musically it’s incredible, and it’s also just insanely fun to listen to.
If you love gritty, grinding low end that’s different from the rolling bass of typical dance tunes, definitely give it a listen!
It was all a dream!kuro usagi
A song whose poignant melody and Kasane Teto’s husky vocals seep deep into the heart.
Released by Kuro Usagi in September 2024, this work delicately weaves the emotions of those grappling with self-denial and inner conflict.
Its unique soundscape—blending lightness with a downbeat mood—carries a narrative quality all on its own.
I imagine many listeners will find the message embedded in this track strikingly resonant.
It’s a Teto song that speaks on your behalf.
All-cancel BABYSig
An earwormy, catchy dance tune.
Crafted by Sig, this piece was released in January 2025.
It’s a lavish track featuring vocals from a total of eight libraries, produced around the theme of the MBTI personality test.
The addictive, synth-driven sound is irresistible—the electropop textures and lively beat are sure to lift your spirits! Crank this one up and get into the groove!
My Past Life, Many Lifetimes AgoRADWIMPS
It’s the theme song of the movie “Your Name.” These days, it’s no exaggeration to say there isn’t a day I don’t hear it—it’s played all over town.
It matches the film’s content perfectly, and the members of RADWIMPS said they were careful to align the mood as well.
A compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “ze” (21–30)
The Black Cat of the Eve Festivalmayuko
The torrent of vocal work is fascinating, almost like listening to a piano duet.
Despite its eerie atmosphere, it’s an unusual track crafted with an upbeat groove.
It has a charm that makes you want to listen to it over and over.
It was released in 2009 and is the first installment of mayuko’s “Eve Festival Series.”