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  • "Caoin". Everything that Seiko writes is beautiful, but check out this song, one of her beautiful fictional-language operatic pieces.
  • Circus-P's "Circus Monster" is a creepy but beautiful song about a monster who's abused by her captors in a circus.
  • "Erase My Story" by Katakuna-P, a stylish electro-house song with an upbeat tempo. Luka's vocals are clear, well-tuned and easy to understand, perfectly complementing the pristine-sounding instrumental.
  • GMF159's cover of "-Error", with nice acoustic effects.
  • EZFG's "Glucagon" is an intense electro-rock track, coupled with awesome visuals.
  • "Hello/How Are You", as covered in English by Luka, shows her English at its best.
  • "Identify your 愛Dee" by ColorfulHorizonsP is a parody of MitchieP's "Ai Dee", in which Luka manages to do a good impression of GlaDOS.
  • MJQ's "If You Really Know" is a very soothing original English Luka song.
  • "Into the Old Forest -Poem of the End-", a beautifully ethereal, fantasy-like song.
  • Try "Just Close Your Eyes". Anything by metal band MentaiRocker is excellent, heavy with great riffs. The softness in Luka's voice blends beautifully with the smooth distortion of the guitarwork. The choruses are just gorgeous, whereas the intros and verses contain a gritty, dirty guitar tone that just plain works with Luka's voice: opposites very much attract. Plus, this band has outstanding programming, with the only indications of her artificial nature - beyond the inhuman beauty of her voice - occurring when she sharply changes pitch.
  • "King Lear of California" has an easygoing swing and casually erotic lyrics, showcasing liam and Lo-Fi Suicide's ample talent.
  • "tHELifeLess" by KeitA is a dark rock song interspersing heavy guitar sections with a sadder piano piece. The lyrics have Luka as a literal killing machine pondering her own bleak existence and wondering why humanity makes so many machines like her.
  • And now she even covers, of all songs, Suzanne Vega's famous song, "Luka". Someone made a cover of this lyrically dissonant pop song with Luka introducing "herself" by name.
  • Samfree brings to you his crowning jewel in his Night series: "Luka Luka★Night Fever", an incredibly upbeat and high energy Eurobeat tune that is all but guaranteed to make you wanna dance along.
  • From the creator of songs like "Dreamin' Chu Chu" and "shake it!" comes the incredibly underrated "milky way", a beautiful song about Luka finding love under the stars and seeing her life transform for the better.
  • darkninjavn2011's cover of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" is so amazingly well done you'd think that wasn't even Luka's voice.
  • "My Night" by MJQ, a catchy English song with rather, suggestive lyrics.
  • "Parasuteraru" by emon has Luka singing in a higher pitch for a sweeter song.
  • Nanashi's cover of "Popipo", which shows she can be pretty energetic herself. Also check out Tako Luka version by seer.
  • "Russian Roulette". No, not a Rihanna cover, but an original song by Owata-P that plays up Luka's sex appeal.
  • "Sakura Graffiti" has a nice traditional sound, and RaimeiP makes good use of Luka's higher vocal range.
  • MilkmanConspiracy's cover of TLC's "Waterfalls". Yet another case of Surprisingly Good English. With the original voice of Lisa "Left Eye" Lopez doing rap.
  • Powapowa-P's "Zinnia and Meme". Apart of his series "Story of 'Zinnia and Meme'", it's a sad yet heartwarming song about the titular Zinnia bidding farewell. The song is an ambient, downtempo track with gentle tuning and instrumentation. Even more awesome is its Remodel version, in which Luka's voice is completely retuned and the instrumental is remastered.

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