hololive Dreams Songs — Full Song List and How to Unlock Them

The song library is the heart of hololive Dreams (holodori) — a rhythm game lives or dies on its tracklist, and this one launched with a genuinely enormous one. 150+ songs shipped at launch: hololive originals, unit songs, ensemble songs, and a curated set of cover songs, with every featured member getting at least two songs (typically one original plus another original or a cover, per hololivetoday's coverage). Then the "Extra Song Campaign" added 25 more songs over 15 days after launch, and events keep adding tracks — the first event alone shipped six new playable songs. This guide covers the scale of the library, how unlocking actually works, what the official Music page lists, and which tracks players recommend first.

How Many Songs Are in hololive Dreams?

• 150+ at launch — confirmed by the Steam store page, Wikipedia, and the official launch announcement from COVER
• +25 via the Extra Song Campaign (15 consecutive days of daily song drops after launch)
• +6 via the first event (Hello! Brand New Summer! added Bakunatsu!! Tropica Vacation plus five solo tracks)

As of mid-August 2026 the playable count is comfortably past 180 and still climbing; the game explicitly promises "potentially more in future updates" (per the Yahoo/Engadget coverage).

Song Types

• hololive originals — the members' signature songs (BIBBIDIBA, Shiny Smily Story, BLUE CLAPPER are called out on the store page)
• Unit/ensemble songs — multi-member tracks like Dreaming Days, AsuiroClearSky, and Prism Melody by hololive IDOL PROJECT, plus per-generation songs (HI-15, Slap by Step, save your hearts, Shunkan Heartbeat)
• Cover songs — a curated selection: The Brave, Megitsune, and Watashi no Ichiban Kawaiitokoro are listed on the store page; the summer event added UNDEAD (YOASOBI cover, sung by Shiranui Flare) and Renai Circulation (Kana Hanazawa cover, sung by Tsunomaki Watame)
• holodori originals — songs written for the game itself, like the event theme Bakunatsu!! Tropica Vacation

Official source: the Steam store page states the initial tracklist will include "150+ songs" with hololive songs like "BIBBIDIBA, Shiny Smily Story, BLUE CLAPPER" and cover songs "The Brave, Megitsune, Watashi no Ichiban Kawaiitokoro."

How Unlocking Songs Works

You don't buy most songs with diamonds. The unlock paths are:

1. holomem Quests — every day you get two side quests that unlock a random member in the 3D world plus one of their songs (their original single). Clearing a member's quest chain unlocks them as playable and unlocks that member's original solo song — this is the primary free unlock route. Invitation tickets let you pick the member. Per NamuWiki's quest documentation, the quest requires one Live clear of that member's original song with them as leader — difficulty doesn't matter, you just have to finish the song.
2. Music Disks — an item you earn from missions, events, and pre-registration gifts; Music Disks exchange for specific songs in the music shop.
3. Main story progression — some songs unlock as you clear quest chapters.
4. Events — event mission songs appear during their event window and are typically added to the permanent library afterward (the summer event's six songs are documented on hololivedream.wiki's event archive).

Notable Launch Tracks (Community Favorites)

Community favorites that keep showing up in "best songs" discussions:

• BIBBIDIBA — Suisei's signature; the store page calls it out, and it's the default "show this game to a friend" chart
• Shiny Smily Story (2022 ver.) — the hololive anthem; almost every fan guide starts here
• BLUE CLAPPER — a gen-mixing classic with an energetic chart
• FIRE BIRD — the hardest-song flex; the EXPERT Lv.29 clear videos are the game's "got gud" benchmark
• NENENENENENENENE!DAIBAKUSOU (Nene), Lioness' Pride (Botan), IrohaStep! (Iroha), JOLLIE JOLLIE (Ollie), ALiCE&u (Risu) — per-member solos that define each member's chart identity

The vgost Fandom wiki maintains the most complete community-maintained song table by artist.

Chart Quality and Difficulty Spread

Every song ships with EASY, NORMAL, HARD, and EXPERT difficulties with per-song level numbers. The spread matters: beginner-friendly charts (EASY/NORMAL, level 1–10) sit alongside hardcore EXPERT charts at level 27–30. The official dev-team tweet on chart design confirms all four difficulties exist on every official chart, and player-created charts via Create Chart extend that range into "community hardcore" territory. If you want a difficulty progression plan, the difficulty guide maps levels to skill brackets.

FAQ

How many songs are in hololive Dreams? 150+ at launch, plus 25 from the post-launch Extra Song Campaign and six more from the first event — comfortably over 180 by August 2026, with more added continuously. Every featured member has at least two songs.

How do I unlock songs? Mostly through holomem Quests (two daily quests unlock a random member and one of their songs), Music Disk exchanges, main story progression, and events. Only a handful are gated behind purchases.

What are the best songs? BIBBIDIBA, Shiny Smily Story, and BLUE CLAPPER are the flagship first plays; FIRE BIRD is the hardest-song benchmark. Per-member solos like NENENENENENENENE!DAIBAKUSOU and Lioness' Pride are fan favorites.

Are there cover songs? Yes — a curated set at launch (The Brave, Megitsune, Watashi no Ichiban Kawaiitokoro) plus event covers like UNDEAD (Flare) and Renai Circulation (Watame).

Related Guides

• hololive Dreams Members — Full Roster by Generation
• hololive Dreams Create Chart — Custom Chart Editor Guide
• hololive Dreams Difficulty Levels — EASY to EXPERT Explained
• hololive Dreams Guide — Everything New Players Need
• hololive Dreams Events — Summer Events and Swimsuit Gacha

Official resources: Official Music page · Steam store page · Official launch news (COVER) · Wikipedia

Last Updated: August 13, 2026