There is no well-known Vocaloid or J-pop song by this exact name, but themes of suicide with cat imagery exist (e.g., Cat's Dance , Koneko no Pasta unrelated).
If you're interested in exploring CLAMP's works: Konekoshinji
This paper introduces and analyzes Konekoshinji (懐古新し), a conceptual framework emerging from contemporary Japanese digital subcultures. The term fuses koneko (kitten, evoking smallness, cuteness, and playfulness) with shinshi or shinji (newness/renewal), but also sonically echoes koshin (renewal) and kankō (nostalgia). We define Konekoshinji as the deliberate fusion of nostalgic, retro, or "old" aesthetic elements with cutting-edge digital or futuristic forms—producing a hybrid affect of comfort and surprise. Through case studies in virtual pet gaming, AI-generated retro art, and fashion, we argue that Konekoshinji offers a response to digital fatigue, re-enchanting technology via small-scale, familiar, yet novel experiences. There is no well-known Vocaloid or J-pop song
These witnesses could never agree on the plot, but they agreed on the feeling . One user famously wrote: "Konekoshinji is not scary because of what it shows. It is scary because it makes you realize you have always been alone." We define Konekoshinji as the deliberate fusion of