[Global] English Vocaloid Song Special! Fresh with a Western pop vibe
The Vocaloid scene has been winning passionate support not only in Japan but also from listeners overseas.
Songs sung in English and tracks with a Western music flavor are showing a truly global reach.
In this article, we’re highlighting Vocaloid songs that shine with English vocals or Western-inspired sounds.
You might find the fresh twist on the usual vibe exciting, and it’s a great way to share the same music with Vocaloid fans around the world—the appeal is endless.
You’re sure to discover a track that captivates your ears! Be sure to read to the end!
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[Global] Special Feature: English Vocaloid Songs! Fresh with a Western Pop Vibe (61–70)
C&Ccora

The one who’s close with the person I like isn’t me—it’s someone else.
Sung over a breezy band sound, the song captures the feelings of a bittersweet one-sided love.
It’s a track by the U.S.-based Vocaloid producer cora, released in 2016.
The familiar, classic guitar-rock style and the chorus’s repeating melodic line leave a strong impression.
It’s very pop, so even if you don’t understand English, you’ll be fine.
The lyrical message is easy to relate to, and it’s a great entry point to works by overseas Vocaloid producers.
Paper PlaneAdy Sha

This track is shaped by a wistful piano timbre and a full band sound.
It’s a piece by Vocaloid producer Ady Sha, released in 2015.
With its relaxed tempo, sharp-edged guitar phrases, and fragile vocals, it carries a certain nostalgic atmosphere.
As the title suggests, the lyrics revolve around a paper airplane, expressing the feelings that arise when the fleeting existence of a plane that can’t fly forever is overlaid with one’s own.
By the time you finish listening, you may feel a tightness in your chest—such is the song.
Situation Of MineMakku

A thick, layered synth sound comes rolling in.
It’s a track by Vocaloid producer Makku, released in 2016.
This is a very cool electric tune, perfectly matched with the deep vocals of the VOCALOID English male voicebank DEX.
The build-up toward the latter half is thrilling and irresistible.
The lyrics convey a feeling like a mass of emotion: “You don’t know how I feel.” It’s an emotional message song that lays bare the depths of the heart, as if the feelings are overflowing without end.
REGRET ROCKMonochroMenace

This is a work by MonochroMenace that humorously chronicles the regrets and missteps of youth.
Released in February 2025, the piece is marked by Teto Kasane’s powerful vocals.
The energetic guitar sound and catchy melody line mesh perfectly to create a punkish world.
The lyrics briskly spin tales of youthful blunders, inviting a wry, knowing smile.
It’s the kind of feeling that resonates the same in Japan and abroad.
PoisonJayn

Just when you think it’s a track that moves with an R&B-like rhythm, a noisy guitar suddenly kicks in, and in the chorus, a driving synthesizer and handclaps join—a wide-ranging Vocaloid song.
Even as the song’s character shifts rapidly, the vocals maintain a steady level of intensity, making it a naturally listenable number from start to finish.
It’s one you’ll want to play again and again.
binaryExpus

It’s a song that uses timbres reminiscent of video game music, with occasional sound-effect-like elements, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
From the vibrato-tinged tone used in the interlude to the highly digital-sounding synth bass and the inorganic atmosphere of the VOCALOID, it’s a fun number packed with hooks that will get you hooked after just one listen.
REJECTIONyawa yawa

The title means “Rejection.” Contrary to the harsh impression the title gives, it’s an upbeat dance track.
Layering Hatsune Miku’s voice over it creates an even more energetic vibe.
It really makes you want to nod your head and get into the groove.



