- おふろ ♨ タイム -

This week has surprisingly a lot of returning popular songs as well as remnants of the past ranking, so only very few songs are here today. The good side of this is that we have new top songs this week, all of them are so worth checking out.

↑# - the song moved up from a previous top 30 rank
↓# - song moved down from a previous top 30 rank
↵ - song is a re-entry to the top 30 rankings

original nicovideo link

Songs are arranged from 1-30.

( top 30 under the cut )

FuwariP / ふわりP

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FuwariP is a new producer, having only started putting out songs on July 2010. His original uploading name is Takahiro, but at his third song, he started taking suggestions on what to use as a P name. Eventually, he took "FuwariP".

Fuwari's songs are mostly acoustic and piano ballads with very simple, gentle melodies. Occasionally, he composes slightly upbeat songs, but they're still very light on instruments and still have the gentle aura which has become Fuwari's signature. He extensively uses piano music as he himself can play the piano quite well (like in this performance). For his richer or more complicated melodies, he likes applying orchestraic effects including violins, drums, etc. to accompany the piano. In general, Fuwari's music is very relaxing and nice on the ears.

Fuwari uses only Miku (and Miku Append) for his works. His Miku, contrary to his gentle music, is tuned with a solid and full voice without any effects. She mostly sings at a satisfactory range so there's no shrill high or gratingly low parts.

FuwariP also covers songs by other Ps...okay, maybe just one time for Christmas ^^;.

songs
• Kirari (Flash of Light)
• Mata Ashita (See You Tomorrow)
• Present
• Kaerimichi (The Way Home)
• Ofuro de Pokapoka (Nice and Warm in the Ofuro)

covers
• Marukunaru (XenonP original)

nikki says
Like most people, I've known of FuwariP because of "Mata Ashita" which still remains to be one of my favorite Vocaloid ballads. After that, I loved every song he uploaded. His piano melodies are always so soothing *_*.

Weekly Vocaloid Ranking #178 (February 21 - 28, 2011)

Today's week has a lot of movements, few songs have decided to do a comeback and take one rank up at a time, while a lot more had decided it's time for them to zoom down. Which leaves us with new songs in the upper rankings, all of them worth checking out! I apologize for the lack of good descriptions, as I'm running out of time ^^;.

↑# - the song moved up from a previous top 30 rank
↓# - song moved down from a previous top 30 rank
↵ - song is a re-entry to the top 30 rankings

original nicovideo link

Songs are arranged from 1-30.

( top 30 under the cut )

Weekly Vocaloid Ranking #173 (January 17-25, 2011)

This week's ranking has a good influx of new songs although most of those from the past week are strong enough to stay (even if pushed down a lot). There are a lot of rock songs this week, too, as well as awesomely catchy ones!

I apologize for the lack of info and comments on the PV and images. I wrote this at work and my work Mac has no Flash (yay!) so I'm using nicosound to stream the whole thing x_X;

↑# - the song moved up from a previous top 30 rank
↓# - song moved down from a previous top 30 rank
↵ - song is a re-entry to the top 30 rankings

original nicovideo link

Songs are arranged from 1-30.

( top 30 under the cut )

The last one for this year, this is our third list of songs Vocaloid producers sang. They can be self-covers, covers of other songs or original songs altogether. You might be familiar with some of them as they appeared in the utattemita ranking.

( list under the cut )