A subpage for the Vocaloid awesome music page.
- "Aitai
" by Signal-P has a great use of emotion with Gumi's voice. The tremolo in particular is what pulls it off. - Sailor Enlil's cover of Heart's "Alone" using her V3 Native, Sweet, Adult, and Power voicebanks. Not too bad in her Engrish, and her Power voicebank is almost as pronounced as Ann Wilson's.
- "Amayadori" by xiexieP, another tragic love song about meeting a boy she likes after taking shelter from the rain and getting close to him, but then he dies at the end. Even though Gumi's not sounding her best here, it's still a great and endearing song.
- "American 60" by vilP is a very sweet song about Gumi seeing off her boyfriend on a train and sneaking some money in his pocket so he'll be forced to come back and repay her.
- Sailor Enlil's cover of Vonda Shepard's "Baby Don't You Break My Heart Slow" using Gumi's English voicebank. Rather good English, and sweet sounding too.
- Cover of Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" with Gumi's English voicebank, which, while somewhat accented, sounds just as good as the original singer.
- OreBananaP's cover of "Candy Candy" has been praised to be better than the original!
- Otetsu's "Carnival" features a maniacal Gumi. The song itself is catchy too.
- Turbo's cover of Käärijä's "Cha Cha Cha" (yes, that Cha Cha Cha), like "Ievan Polka" before it, showcases the versatility of Gumi's voicebank by having her sing in Finnish, remixed into a bass-heavy Eurobeat song that somehow manages to work and get everyone up their feet to dance without the need of getting wasted on pina coladas.
- A really sweet and happy song "CLAP HIP CHERRY" by Junky.
- Featured in Cytus, "COMA" by Ensou is pretty damn awesome. If not for the fact that GUMI sings in Tagalog, then the electro-rock and heartbreaking lyrics are bound to cause tears to well up.
- "Cosmos" is a quick-paced rock song about flowers, stars, and dreams. Made by Otetsu.
- DECO*27's "Coward Mont Blanc" is just plain amazing in the execution of Gumi's voice. The only drawback is that it's difficult to get the emotion across until the end, when it hits you with the real meaning of the song.
- Takanon's "Datte Datte Datte" is pretty sweet.
- kemu's "Dear Doppelganger" tells a chilling story while rocking out hardcore.
- "Difficult Love" by Takanon is very cute and catchy.
- Her cover of "Disturbia" makes great use of her English Voicebank.
- "Dream Eater" by yukkedoluce makes wonderful use of her power voicebanks.
- Hachi's "Donut Hole" is catchy, surprisingly dark, and has a sweet ending.
- "ECHO" by CrusherP is a very catchy song. Crusher makes full use of GUMI's English voicebank here.
- "Endless" is very catchy.
- Haru Rin's cover of "-Error". Great use of Gumi's Power voicebank.
- "Eyesight Test" by 40mP has a really catchy instrumental and the eye doctor also helps reel in the fangirls. Also "Heartbreak Headlines by the same producer and illustrated by the same artist! The Doctor even makes a cameo!
- "The Faulty Feline Philosophy" by Ferry feels like a throwback to the earliest days of vocaloid; a creepy story about a girl who somehow gains extra lives and decides to see how quickly she can go through them, a good bit of room for interpreting what exactly is going on, and an eerie yet catchy minimalist electronic instrumentation.
- "Fragments of Star" by INTERNET Co. is bizarrely well-written for a demo song, and despite the name, it's 100% Surprisingly Good English.
- "Gears of Love" by GigaP and LettuceP, a great song with a nice beat, and a good example of excellent tuning of Gumi's voice.
- Nem's "Goodbye to Alice" depending on the person you are, it's either got you empathetic or sniffling. The use of her voice is great in this song.
- TsurutsuruP's "Goodnight Sweetheart" is a sweet song about Gumi spending time with someone she loves.
- "Green Lights" by MamomoP. Definitely the kind of song you want to fall asleep to.
- Live-P's "Green Straight" is a relaxed and sweet song. Gumi's vibrato and her tremolo are highlighted here.
- "Hajimari no Owari" by Umetora is especially pretty, if melancholy.
- "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" is amazingly powerful.
- "Invisible" by kemu. So calming... for a few seconds, until it assaults you with hardcoreness, becoming an appealing, fast-paced masterpiece.
- "Killer Lady" is a fast high powered song by Hachiouji-P with rather suggestive lyrics by q*Left (emphasized by a very fanservicey picture of Gumi).
- "Kyoumo Harebare" by FuwariP is an upbeat, driving song with five vocal parts, all played by different versions of Gumi.
- "Mathematics Girl" by Oster Project is a wonderfully quirky song about a girl's confusion in love... and hey, pumpkin heads.
- "Mermaid" is a lovely Gumi song by monaca:factory with a touch of sadness and the spray of the seaside.
- KIRA's "MONSTER" makes good use of GUMI's English voicebank to make the song equal parts dark, critical, and upbeat.
- "Moons and Balloons" by Acane madder is soothing to the ear.
- "Next Stage" is another bright, catchy electropop song by HachioujiP, with a touch of fanservice in the video.
- Oliver Finch's cover of Lily Allen's "Not Fair". Another excellent demonstration of Gumi's English Voicebank. Bonus points for a funny picture suggesting something gone horribly wrong in bed.
- Kamubara's cover of The Cranberries' "Ode to my Family" by her English voicebank. Accent and a few hiccups aside, it's a beautiful piece of work.
- "Period" by psycho has some really neat rhythm to it.
- "Persecution Complex Cellphone Girl" by Giga-P and Suzumu is a very catchy and scornful song.
- "Poker Face" by Yucha-P is an epic rock song and the sequel to Luka’s "Blackjack". The guitar during the chorus is bound to get you dancing.
- Even if Gumi's voice sounds flat it sets the tone for YM's "Raison D'etre, Please"
- "Romance Hero" by Last Note. is a realistic usage of her power voicebanks, while still keeping an awesome rock tone.
- "Rosetta" by monaca:factory is an awesome song that is fast-paced, and dizzying.
- Otetsu's "Rubix Cube". Fast-paced, bouncy, and as bewildering as its title implies.
- Matt9five's cover of Rihanna's "Rude Boy". With Surprisingly Good English.
- "Sayonara Memories" is a fabulous cover of Supercell by Ciel featuring Gumi. Her voice sounds so real and emotional, it's hard to believe it isn't a human singing.
- LeftyMonster-P's "Sayonara no Kawari ni" will have you reaching for the tissues before it's all said and done, especially if you've ever had a beloved pet pass on.
- "Sequence of Love" with music by OreginalP and lyrics by T-POCKET is a nicely done song about a young idealistic girl who tries to get into a relationship but finds out that reality is harsh teacher.
- "Sheep Sleep Sheep" by Heichou, a funny song which implies having trouble sleeping. Part of the song's charm is the PV, showing Gumi having a HUGE collection of goggles.
- LoliP's "Sleep, Sleep, Cruel World", in which her voice sounds very emotional and almost humanlike.
- "A Solution For Jealousy" by HoneyWorks. Even if you're not the romantic sort, this song and PV will make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. That is, until you realize that the boy Souta Mochizuki has a total one-sided crush on Akari Hayasaka, as seen in "A Solution For Jealousy: Another Story". Boku Ja Dame Desu Ka (there's English subtitles for it by Den Zero) also shows that after the end of the first song, the girl just avoids the question and the two don't end up together. And it doesn't matter because the novel makes it clear that this is just a high school fling so even if Akari starts to like Souta it'll probably go nowhere or be messed up because of how secretly selfish and envious Souta is, despite his "love". Still a great song though.
- Katahotori-P's "Sorry for Being a Closet Otaku", another funny song featuring Gumi about being an otaku, and getting found out by people she did not expect: her male classmate, whom she meets at a cosplay convention while being a cosplayer herself when he wants to take a picture of her, and later her father, whom she meets at a Maid Cafe where she works, and he's her customer. She gets both of them to keep it a secret.
- "Sweet Float Flats" by manbo-p starts out pretty upbeat and cute. Then it gets weird.
- YM's "Ten-Faced" is a completely addicting Gumi song about her acting like other people after having her heart-broken, which leads to her crush thinking she has multiple personality disorder. Or something like that. It also sounds cool. It's odd, but awesome. And with the advent of GUMI V3, we have "Ten-Faced -colorful version-".
- "That's Not Enough", a very cute song Dulguitar featuring Gumi with Kaito, Len, and Gakupo providing a Doo-wop style backing chorus.
- "Time Warped After Chopping My Beetle" by manbo-p is a bit of a mouthful, and the beginning of the song is pretty weird; but the ending is just so heartwarming and has a very valuable message.
- Producer Ame no Murakumo-p's Gumi songs have great tuning and bouncy melodies. "Toki no Odoriko" is a great example.
- Ryan-Kun's cover of Céline Dion's "To Love You More" with her English voicebank. Yet more Surprisingly Good English from Gumi.
- ShionNezumi's cover of Leona Lewis' "Trouble" featuring her English voicebank. Not just Surprisingly Good English, but perhaps the best singing performance of her English voicebank to date.
- CIRCRUSH's "WILDFIRE!!" is an amazing use of her English voicebank.
- "Witch Hunt" by Jiwataneho. A beautiful voca-rock song.
- Yurrycanon's "Yueni" has lyrics that imply the narrator has given up on their dreams, with the chaotic beat representing the narrator's mental anguish.
