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Here's a random vocaloid song by Circus-P to enjoy. It shows off him using most of the vocaloids he commonly uses these days.




And while I'm shoving vocaloid music down your throats, here's a song by Ady S doing similarly with the vocaloids that he uses (Although his video doesn't have a fancy video showing who's singing at any given time. The video descrption's lyrics breaks down who's singing though.

Here, have a sampling of some of the vocaloid music I've purchased on Bandcamp. You can see my entire collection over here. Music bought from bandcamp are normal mp3s, none of the drm crap some places try to force on you. Which of course is probably the main reason I like to support artists on this platform.

Just another random vocaloid song by AdyS. :D



Started off kinda Eh-ish to me to be honest, but I started to get into it once the main lyrics started. He should be releasing a new album fairly soon featuring mostly Cyber Diva, the vocaloid used in this song. I'd have to say she is fairly clear and easy to understand most of the time - far easier than Sonika for instance, which he uses a lot as well. (But then again I still like Sonika anyway. :P)

Mostly testing out this embedding for bandcamp, but here's a cool tune by Empath-P and MJQ.

After that spat of ranting over video games this week, let's unwind with some vocaloid music. :P

Here's a couple of random videos from my current two favorite western vocaloid musicians.

Adys. Most of his music is available either as direct soundcloud links from his various videos, or released on bandcamp through Vocallective Records.


Circus-P. He releases his stuff on bandcamp, and lately started getting it on itunes, etc. This particular song was done by Circus-P and Crusher-P as shown in the video.


I still have to look more at Crusher-P's youtube channel to see more of her own stuff - prior to the song I didn't even know about her. ^_^; But then the same goes for most western vocaloid musicians I guess... I generally find out about new artists via group projects such as this song, or when they're part of a larger group - such as Vocallective Records.