“Feel. Move.” Sung by Hatsune Miku
with Early Implementation of VOCALOID™6 , Available from February 25

Hamamatsu, Japan ― “Feel. Move.,” a song sung by Hatsune Miku with the early implementation of the company’s singing voice synthesis software, VOCALOID6, was released on February 25. Yamaha Corporation, Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “Yamaha Motor”) and Crypton Future Media, INC. (hereinafter “Crypton”) jointly produced the song, which was featured as the theme song for the Japan Mobility Show 2025 held in October 2025 at the Yamaha Motor booth. Immediately after it was showcased at the event, strong fan demand resulted in the song being released online.

For the vocals, the track uses “Hatsune Miku V6,” which Crypton plans to release on April 14, ahead of its launch. The software incorporates Yamaha’s proprietary VOCALOID6 engine, which includes the new AI-based synthesis engine “VOCALOID:AI,” which delivers more natural and expressive singing voice synthesis. Yamaha also adopted new editing tools that allow quick adjustment of accents and vibrato, as well as functions that instantly create “doubling” and “harmonizing,” production techniques that generate richer vocal expression.

At the Japan Mobility Show, Hatsune Miku appeared as an evangelist at the Yamaha Motor booth and guided visitors through the exhibit. Director Hiroyoshi Uruma oversaw the overall production of the Yamaha Message Show, which enabled visitors to experience the booth theme, “Feel and Move,” through their five senses. The song was produced in collaboration with popular VOCALOID producers Hitoshizuku × Yama△ and Kosuke Nakayama, producer of the brass dance group MOS. Set in Yamaha Corporation’s musical instrument factory and Yamaha Motor's motorcycle factory, Hatsune Miku sings an energetic hybrid sound that combines ska punk and EDM (Electronic Dance Music), and together with emotional lyrics, it elevates Yamaha Motor's philosophy of being a “Kando Creating Company” (company that creates excitement) into a pop performance. The song includes a rap section in the middle, as well as a call-and-response play on the word CAN DO, which also means “to be moved ” and encourages the audience to join in, making it an anthem of courage to take action that inspires all who listen.

Crypton distributed “Feel. Move.” through KARENT, a label specializing in VOCALOID music. To mark the start of distribution through KARENT, a nodee page that compiles links to various music streaming services has been set up.

URL: https://n0.com/a/yxc6b5jreuqf

The main message show, where this track was performed, combined an immersive, one-shot footage filmed at Yamaha Corporation and Yamaha Motor factories with high-definition sound production using Yamaha Corporation’s Sound xR technology. Live performances by the brass dance group MOS, a pianist and a drummer, along with dynamic dancers, came together to create entertainment that integrated advanced technology and live performance, drawing significant attention. In the finale, the orchestration and message of Hatsune Miku’s signature song “Tell Your World” came together in sync, creating a moving moment that enveloped the entire venue. The finale became a symbolic climax, as each audience member shared the moment of “feeling and moving.”

Yamaha Motor Company Official Channel

• Performance Music Video
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Qy8jm1tKSs
• Yamaha Message Show
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6cxIMl9u80

Lyrics: Hitoshizuku × Yama△
Music: Hitoshizuku × Yama△ / Kosuke Nakayama
Arrangement: Kosuke Nakayama / sKnow
Mixing Engineer: Kosuke Sakata
Sound Director: Takuya Hatakeyama
Creative Director: Yasuhiro Omori
Producer: Hiroyoshi Uruma

Developed by Yamaha in 2003, VOCALOID singing voice synthesis technology and software create vocals for songs using lyrics and a melody (musical notation) as input. With just a computer or smartphone, users can add a virtual vocalist to their production environment that sings with any lyrics, melody, voice and singing style they choose. The intuitive interface allows direct lyric input on the piano roll, and with a wide range of vocal adjustment parameters, it enables creators to quickly turn inspiration into music. Synthesizing different vocals is as simple as switching between voicebanks, which are created using data recorded from actual human voices.

VOCALOID Official Website
https://www.vocaloid.com/

This is software developed by Crypton Future Media, INC. that allows users to create singing vocals by entering lyrics and melody. Many creators produced music using Hatsune Miku and shared it online, which quickly developed into a cultural movement. The character has also attracted attention and now performs in many areas as a virtual singer, including merchandise development and live concerts, with popularity expanding worldwide.