Features him singing in Korean and a bit higher than you usually hear him, ha ha. I am epically biased when it comes to the V1s though.īruno covering one of the composer's other songs (which I guess technically puts it under originals?). They sound fairly robotic (which is pretty common for them) but they're fairly understandable I think. Just a catchy little dancey duet between the two of them with a lot of long notes. I do love her backing chorus.īigswamp feat.LEON & LOLA - What a wonderful(Short ver.)【オリジナル曲】 Miriam's voice is smooth and pleasant, although she does have a tendency to blur her words here and there. The chorus can get a bit strange sounding, but the main verses show off her deeper voice nicely.Ī sort of ominous electropop song in minor key with a soft, unfocused feel to it. She's not hugely understandable here and tends to swallow a lot of her words, but the song itself is pretty catchy and the lyrics are amusingly bizarre. One of the first Lola originals I heard, and the one that cemented Lola's character as a black woman in my head. Even comes with an animated PV! MsConstantine does some nifty originals as well as covers, so they're worth keeping an eye on. Big Al is in a deep register here and pretty intelligible too, although sometimes he can get a little lost in the backing music. Pitch Black Refrain (MsConstantine91, Big Al)Ī sort of ominous song with a catchy chorus. It can be easy to lose Miriam's words in the backing music here, but either way the sound of her voice compliments the music well.
If you were a DDR fan (especially DDR 3rd Mix) this'll probably bring back memories.Ī sparse, minimalist electropop song that reminds me a little of the We Love Katamari soundtrack, particularly the song that plays while you roll up stars. I was also fond of A Feast of Citizen.Īnd might as well sneak some SeeU songs in here! A upbeat, dancey kind of song which really reminds me of the Korean dance music you'd find on DDR machines back in the early 00s. MCI_Error has done a few other songs with Oliver as well that are worth checking out, although they all tend to be long. The music itself however is really well done and the melody is sort of infectious. He comes in for a verse or two and then fades out again. However I did come across this, a TEN MINUTE LONG Progrock epic which for the most part doesn't actually feature Oliver too heavily. I find him kind of muffled and hard to understand so I haven't been looking too much into songs for him. I'll be honest with you - I am not the biggest fan of Oliver's voice. Has a lot of energy and some fun breakdowns around the chorus. You might need to focus on her sung verses to understand her, but she's fairly clear considering she's a V1.Īn upbeat dance song with a pretty understandable Sonika, all things considered. This is a sort of echoey, layered electropop song that works well with Miriam's soft vocals. Puffihn's an original song producer who focuses primarily on Miriam. I just love Bruno's voice, and they both sound very smooth here, although Clara does get a little of that nasal twinge every now and then. ¿Quieres ser mi Novia? (CYO Style, Bruno + Clara)Ī sweet pop duet with Bruno and Clara.
CYO Style - ¿Quieres ser mi Novia? (Original Version) CYO Style has another song with Clara and Bruno I'll link to in a second and has mentioned wanting to do an album with/featuring them, so I'd keep an eye on them as a Spanish producer. I'll try to list original songs first, then go into covers and the like.Ī nice smooth ballad with a midrange Clara that avoids the nasal twinge she can get sometimes. Except poor Tonio, it's so hard to find people who can use him properly. pretty much everyone, even a bit of SeeU. This linkdump will include songs by Clara, Bruno, Lola, Leon, Miriam, Big Al, Sweet Ann, Sonika, Prima, Oliver. So I thought I'd post a linkdump of stuff I've found that I like so far! There tend to be a lot of covers from the English/Spanish side of things, but there are original songs out there too if you look, haha. Hi! I really love the English Vocaloids (and the Spanish ones as well), but songs by them can be hard to find or easy to overlook.
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