Songs

Songs

60+
Original Tracks
90+
Cover Tracks
80-220
BPM Range

Introduction

The Songs catalog covers every original and cover track in hololive Dreams, including composer credits, BPM, unlock conditions, and which rhythm charts they appear on. Songs are organized by type (Originals, Covers, Event songs, Create Chart community uploads) and by generation (JP, EN, ID). The catalog updates each season as new tracks rotate in — check the Updates category for the latest additions. Use this section to look up a specific song, plan which tracks to grind, or browse community-uploaded charts, and pair it with the Charts category for full-combo routes and recommended-holomem builds for each song. Event songs and limited-festival tracks are flagged with their unlock window so you do not miss any permanently-missable content during the active season.

Song Library Overview

TypeCount at LaunchSourceNotes
Originals60+hololive official releasesIncludes All I Need, Capture the Moment!, Blue Clapper, Shiny Smily Story
Covers70+hololive ERROR and group albumsFeatured across rotation and event playlists
Event10+Limited-time anniversary and festival eventsTime-limited and missable if you skip an event
Create Chart10+Community submissions via Create Chart editorCurated by the official rotation team

Featured Songs

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All I Need

Suisei & AZKi original duo track

ComposerTeddyloid ft. Suisei & AZKi — the duo original that became a fan favorite and the launch flagship
BPMAround 130 BPM, ballad-leaning with sustained holds and gentle flick accents
Featured InStory chapter 1 unlock and weekly rhythm rotation
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Capture the Moment!

EN cover — fast tempo with a dance-genre skill matchup, unlocked after the EN Myth story chapter and featuring a hold-heavy pattern ideal for rhythm-game practice

ComposerDECO*27 — anniversary group original with high-energy dance arrangement
BPMAround 170 BPM, dense streams with cross-hand flicks on Expert and Master
Featured InAnniversary event and rotation across all difficulty tiers
A

Blue Clapper

JP cover — moderate tempo with a pop-genre skill matchup, unlocked from the JP Gen 1 chapter rewards and charting as a mid-difficulty Expert chart with steady XP

ComposerYunomi — clapping-pattern original ideal for timing practice and beginner events
BPMAround 140 BPM, steady tempo clapping with predictable downbeats
Featured InBeginner event playlist and Easy/Normal daily rotation
A

Shiny Smily Story

ID cover — slower tempo with a ballad-genre skill matchup, unlocked from the ID Gen 2 chapter and charting as a relaxed Easy-to-Normal clear suitable for daily XP farming

Composerhololive Gen 1 collaboration — bright pop arrangement with cross-hand practice sections
BPMAround 150 BPM, alternating hold and tap sections for coordination training
Featured InStory chapter 2 unlock and standard rotation

Core Mechanics

Songs are unlocked through story chapter completion, daily quest rewards, event participation, or direct gacha pulls. Each song has a fixed BPM and length; difficulty is rated per chart (1–15) rather than per song. Event songs are time-limited and do not return once the event ends, so plan your grinding accordingly. Create Chart community uploads enter the rotation after approval by the official team, with new submissions reviewed weekly and a community vote weighting final approval. Some cover songs are unlocked by clearing the matching story chapter that references the original performer, while other songs are only available as event rewards during their festival window, so cross-reference the Updates category for active festival windows.

Advantages

The song library covers a wide range of genres and tempos, giving every player a comfortable starting point. Originals are typically more popular for rhythm scoring because the community has more practice data on them; covers are great for variety runs and event milestones. Create Chart community uploads keep the rotation fresh between official content drops, and the Songs category lists every song with its unlock condition, BPM, and chart-difficulty range so you can plan your grind order around the charts you actually want to play. Pairing the Songs catalog with the Charts category gives you a complete reference for both leaderboard targets and casual listen sessions via Jukebox mode, plus the festival-window tracking the Updates category maintains for time-limited tracks.

Challenges

Some event songs are missable — once an anniversary or festival ends, the song leaves the rotation and you have to wait for a re-run event to grab it again. Composer credits are not always linked to in-game profiles, so look up unknown tracks externally if you want to support the original artists. The Create Chart queue can be slow during launch periods when many players submit charts at once, so allow 1-2 weeks between a community upload and its appearance in the official rotation. Songs tagged as Limited in the catalog should be prioritized before their event window closes, even if their chart difficulty is outside your usual comfort zone, since you cannot recover them once the window passes.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find a specific song I heard in-game?+
Use the Songs catalog search — every original and cover track is listed with composer credits, BPM, unlock condition, and the chart-difficulty range it appears on. If you only remember the genre or the chart-difficulty, you can filter by those instead. The catalog also links to the matching Charts entry for each song, so you can jump straight from the song page to the recommended-holomem build for the chart you want to grind without hunting across categories.
Are event songs worth grinding?+
Yes for limited events — once the festival window closes, the song leaves the rotation and you have to wait for a re-run to grab it again. The Songs category flags every event song with a Limited tag and links to the active event window in the Updates category. Even if the chart difficulty is outside your usual comfort range, a single full combo on a limited event song is worth more than dozens of full combos on a permanently-available song that returns every season.
Do covers and originals share chart difficulty?+
Covers tend to have similar BPM but simpler patterns because they are licensed from external artists, so the chart difficulty is usually one tier lower than a comparable original song at the same BPM. Originals are designed around the chart, while covers are designed around the audio source. The Charts category lists each song chart-difficulty range explicitly, so check there before assuming a cover is as hard as an original at the same BPM and committing stamina to a harder-than-expected cover chart.

Quick Tips

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Unlock songs by clearing story chapters before grinding charts — some event songs become permanently missable if their event window closes before you hit the unlock condition, so prioritize the story chapters that gate the event songs you care about. The Updates category tracks every event window, so pair your story grind with the active event schedule rather than grinding chapters in random order, and check the Holomem category chapter-unlock column to map story progression to roster targets.

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Use Jukebox mode during long park-upgrade timers — passive listening counts toward the daily bonus and keeps you in the game audio loop without spending stamina. Jukebox also lets you preview songs you have not unlocked yet, which is useful for deciding which limited-event song to grind first when you only have time for one or two runs. Most park-upgrade timers run 4-8 hours, so a single Jukebox session during the timer will comfortably cover the daily bonus and the listening bonus combined.

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Browse the Create Chart queue weekly for community uploads — many creators design charts around niche holomem and become hidden meta picks for specific songs, so a community upload can quietly shift the recommended-holomem column for a song you already play. The Create Chart queue is reviewed in batches, so new uploads tend to land on Tuesdays and Fridays; check back on those days to see the latest additions, and pair your check with the Charts category genre-tag column for easy leader matching.

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