History Gush / Vocaloid

* Wait wait wait. No love for our GHOST? Her works are amazing, and deserve all the love they can get! I especially love her ability to make the Vocaloids sound human, like how The Distortionist sounds like more than just a robot, he sounds like an actual human! And at the same time she can do robotic and artificial perfectly well, as seen in Amygdala's Rag Doll! All in all, I love GHOST's style- And for the love of god, please listen to the Novodontia (Novocaine/Hyperdontia) series.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZ0muYBh2HY The Distortionist]], by GHOST. Man, I cannot begin to explain to you how much I love this song. Not only is the instrumental of the song just so... Enticing, but The Distortionist (Aka Christopher Pierre) actually sounds like a person, thanks to GHOST's amazing ability to make Vocaloids sound surprisingly human! It's an incredibly underrated song, and I really recommend giving it a listen!

* The fifteen-minute conclusion of the Evillous Chronicles, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spyJE-qKYu8 Master of the Heavenly Yard]]. With Clarith! The Clockworker's Doll! [[spoiler: Riliane and Allen finally meet again!!!]]

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ozfkoVdvLY Black Gold]], by otetsu is an rather underrated song. It's by the producer known as the Legendary Luka Master, and it shows! What's more, the lyrics are confusing enough to give Rolling Girl (THE 'confusing' vocaloid song) a run for its money. I could rock to this song all day long!

* My favorite Vocaloid is Maika! Her design, her voice, her songs, all of them are amazing, however the most amazing trait is her capacity of basically sing anything in any rhythym (she singing [[WesternAnimation/FrozenDisney Let It Go]] in [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2SQEQQWYig 25 languages]] is definite proof of that).

* Nijihara Peperon aka Peperon-P. If only every producer used Vocaloid so adeptly... Whether you love ultra-realistic vocals, amazing melodies, or great style diversity, you will agree with one statement: you can't NOT love his/her songs.

* I've taken a liking to Fukase, Yohioloid, and Oliver. The three have a boyish innocence in their voices that one can't quite capture completely. It's especially noticeable with Yohio when he sings English songs and with Fukase on softer, happier songs. Oliver pretty much has it by default, which is great. What impresses me the most is when they use Yohio and Oliver together, as their voices compliment each other very well. (Part of me wonders if that's why they're usually portrayed as brothers...)
* The demo for Arsloid made me like him a lot. I'm not quite sure if he's in regular use, but he should be.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0y6J7kqc9_4 "World's End Dancehall"]] by Wowaka-P! Miku and Luka harmonize amazingly in this song, it's catchy as heck, and it's fast pace keep me listening 'till the end every time.

* "Soundless Voice" by Hitoshizuku-P feat. Kagamine Len. I'm not actually fond of Len but this song makes me (want to) cry every time I hear it. The emotions are real and a solid proof that Vocaloids can transmit emotions through their voices.

* {{Mothy}} aka Akuno-P. His "Daughter of Evil" became the beginning of the very complex and breathtaking saga called the Franchise/EvilliousChronicles. He is the master of [[TearJerker tear-evoking]], occasionally adding some NightmareFuel. His skill at storytelling is also incredible. Can you take a bunch of seemingly unrelated stories and tie them with each other so convincingly? He can, and he does. Can you give a new breath to the good, old tropes like SevenDeadlySins and FairytaleMotifs? He can, and he does. Can you write books based on a series of songs? He can, and... [[OverlyLongGag well, you get my point]].

* "Soundless Voice" by Hitoshizuku-P feat. Kagamine Len. I'm not actually fond of Len but this song makes me (start to) cry every time I hear it. The emotions are real and a solid proof that Vocaloids can transmit emotions through their voices.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqJNc9KVIZE "Tell Your World"]], also by kz (livetune) and sung by Miku, especially after you watch the commercial it was made for. I ''dare'' you to not feel emotional and feel the need to cry when Miku [[spoiler: {{Title Drop}}s the song: "Oshiete yo... Kimi dake, no sekai..."]]

* What do you get when you combine Miku's high pitched voice with Luka's husky voice? Perfection, that's what. There's always something amazing and magical (and in some cases, romantic) about duets featuring Miku and Luka. I'm probably not the only one since there's so many of them! - lenne18

* "Weekender Girl" by kz (livetune) and Hachioji-P feat. Hatsune Miku. Every time Miku sings "Weekender girl~!" I feel like crying with happiness. There's just something about her voice that gets to me. "bpm" by Cheetahgirl-P feat. Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin and Kagamine Len has a similar effect.

*** ''Thousand Regrets'' by Tone Rion.

*** ''Silver Bullet'' by Gumi. Dynamic, lively, bringing action movie soundtrack into mind. Mix of powerful chorus and whispery verse is magnificient.

* 'Girls and Games' by Peperon-P... This album exposed me to the fact that Nijihara Peperon is one of the greatest Vocaloid producers, if not ''the'' greatest one. Songs differ from each other in many aspects, yet still manage to have some imperceptible quality which ties them together. Each one is sang by different voice, which makes for ''10 Vocaloids in one album'' (for your record, most producers settle with 2-4 voices at most). To really appreciate it, you should know that each Vocaloid has its own peculiarities, so tricks which worked with Rin will only make Yukari sound strange. Peperon-P can work with them all.
Of 9 songs, each has full right to be adored. In a nutshell:
** ''Silver Bullet'' by Gumi. Dynamic, lively, bringing action movie soundtrack into mind. Mix of powerful chorus and whispery verse is magnificient.

* {{Mothy}} aka Akuno-P. His "Daughter of Evil" became the beginning of the very complex and breathtaking saga called "The Evillious Chronicles". He is the master of [[TearJerker tear-evoking]], occasionally adding some NightmareFuel. His skill at storytelling is also incredible. Can you take a bunch of seemingly unrelated stories and tie them with each other so convincingly? He can, and he does. Can you give a new breath to the good, old tropes like SevenDeadlySins and FairytaleMotifs? He can, and he does. Can you write books based on a series of songs? He can, and... [[OverlyLongGag well, you get my point]].