Random thoughts: Vocaloid/music stemmed from vocaloid music

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I'm listening to Voices of Svaahaa by Kikuo  right now on the bus home from school, and I just wanted to write how interesting Kikuo's music is and how much I love his music. I have a special place in my heart for independent Japanese music, specifically music stemming from Vocaloid music. I do prefer human voices, but the sheer art and expression of vocaloid producers/utaites really resonates with me. I don't read the translated lyrics as much as I could, but even so I really enjoy the feelings that such art brings. There are so many complex feelings and concepts that are portrayed in the vocaloid community with such unique skill. I used to only listen to vocaloid/Japanese music, but even after branching out to more western music in high school I still find myself listening to music from the Vocaloid community.

Joe · Accepted Answer

Check out Rinne by Hachi. Actually, just check most of Hachi-P’s stuff. He is Kenshi Yonezu, but he started in Vocaloid.

Also, there’s a vocaloid-like called Eleanor Forte. She sounds SUPER realistic. Check out Ataraxia - Patterns. It uses her.

Noah · Answer

I really like Hachi-p/Kenshi Yonezu! Such a vocaloid legend

Random thoughts: Vocaloid/music stemmed from vocaloid music

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Check out Rinne by Hachi. Actually, just check most of Hachi-P’s stuff. He is Kenshi Yonezu, but he started in Vocaloid. Also, there’s a vocaloid-like called Eleanor Forte. She sounds SUPER realistic. Check out Ataraxia - Patterns. It uses her. (edited)

I really like Hachi-p/Kenshi Yonezu! Such a vocaloid legend

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