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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Collection of Vocaloid Songs Starting with “Ze” (31–40)
A being that exists only to despair.American Folk Music Research Society
A new frontier for Haniwa, also known as the American Folk Song Research Society, where translucence and chaos blend exquisitely.
Released in June 2024, this track feels like a journey to find hope amid despair.
Layers of poetry reading, singing, and voice libraries stack upon each other, revealing something new with every listen.
As the piece progresses, increasingly complex emotions come into sharp relief.
Pay attention to the richly textured sound arrangement—and be sure to give it a listen.
The All-Japan Babyfication PlanChibanyan / Maron (IOSYS)
A unique work by Chibanyan and Maron themed around “babyfication.” Released on December 24, 2024, the track features an upbeat sound and a chaotic music video.
With lyrics that heavily use baby talk, it expresses the desire of people who want to break free from the stresses of modern society.
Recommended for those who want to step away from daily pressures and reset their mood.
It’s a song with a mysterious charm that’s fun to listen to and makes your heart feel lighter.
Responsible Collectivemasalada
Created by Vocaloid producer Masarada, this work was released in May 2024.
Its sound arrangement, infused with the essence of funk music, pairs beautifully with Kasane Teto’s distinctive vocals.
The lyrics, laced with satire about modern society, invite listeners to think.
The visuals, also crafted by Masarada, are excellent, showcasing talent in both music and imagery.
It’s a highly addictive track, recommended for when you want to reflect deeply on society.
Absolutely hostile, super hate ya!Miku and Kafu
This song sticks in your head with its catchy melody and rhythm.
The lyrics depict a comical rivalry, packed with laugh-out-loud twists! The back-and-forth between Hatsune Miku and KAFU is spot-on, making it endlessly entertaining to listen to.
As soon as it was released on YouTube in April 2022, it quickly caught fire in popularity.
It was even featured in the arcade game maimai, earning love from gamers as well.
It might be fun to try sending the lyrics back and forth with friends on LINE to see how they react.
Just make sure to do it with someone you can laugh together with!
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.
unceasingly indigoShishi Shishi
“Ceaselessly Indigo” is a signature song by Shishi Shishi, released in June 2019.
Its appeal lies in a city-pop sensibility that fuses the exhilaration of dance music with a touch of melancholy in the melody.
The lyrics strikingly portray the feelings of young people who, while harboring hope for an uncertain future, also feel fear.
With its medium tempo, it’s relatively easy to try at karaoke.
It’s a song I especially want young people chasing their dreams to sing.
Compilation of Vocaloid songs with titles starting with “Ze” (41–50)
±0Yuro Majima
“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!