Masterpieces with titles that start with 'A'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with A,” what songs come to mind?
If you can’t think of many, it turns out there are actually tons—words like “ai” (love) that often appear in lyrics and other universal terms lead to many songs when you do some research!
It seems there are quite a few ballads, too.
In this article, we’ve carefully selected and introduced songs whose titles start with A.
From timeless favorites to tracks by up-and-coming artists, you’ll find plenty of masterpieces.
Be sure to discover your own favorite “A” song!
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Masterpieces with titles starting with “A” (111–120)
AL-MAUJ (Al-Māj)Nakamori Akina
A signature song of the late 1980s’ more assertive style, it captivated many fans with its unique worldview.
True to its title, which means “wave” in Arabic, it’s a mysterious track characterized by an exotic, foreign-inspired atmosphere and a bittersweet vocal delivery with an adult mood.
The melody comes in solidly right from the start, and compared to other songs, the range isn’t excessively low.
It feels like you should sing each phrase with care and intention.
If you let your whole mouth resonate and produce a fuller, thicker tone, you should achieve a presence in your voice similar to Nakamori’s.
Keep that in mind as you sing.
I MISSED “THE SHOCK”Nakamori Akina
It’s a song with a dark worldview that sings about the end of love and the loss of emotion.
It’s a classic that was also performed at the 39th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen, known for its gothic fashion costumes and expressive contrasts between stillness and movement.
Starting with a quiet A-melody and shifting to a chorus where emotions burst forth, the track stands out for its sharp dynamics, so I think the key is how coolly you can deliver the chorus.
Also, being mindful of where to cut phrases makes it land very stylishly, so rather than letting the melody line flow too much, it’s best to sing crisply and clearly.
Your portraitNakamori Akina
A refined, gently flowing pop song crafted by the songwriting duo Takao Kisugi and Etsuko.
In stark contrast to the hard-edged style of “Shoujo A,” it highlights her idol-like charm and is an early, under-the-radar gem beloved by fans.
The overall vocal range spans F#3 to A#4, which might be on the higher side among Akina’s songs.
While the track has a smooth, almost understated feel, be careful not to let it become too uniform.
When singing, emphasize the start of each phrase firmly to avoid flatness and add definition.
Clearly enunciating the words may also work well.
caressNakamori Akina
Composed and arranged by Tetsuya Komuro, this song blends cutting-edge sounds of the time with Akina Nakamori’s vocals and is considered a signature masterpiece of her 1990s work.
Takashi Matsumoto’s poetic and sensuous lyrics, along with Akina’s distinctive expressiveness, are highly praised.
The overall vocal range spans D3 to G4, making it relatively easy to sing, and the climactic points are very clear.
With its mature vibe, it’s highly recommended for those who want to sing with a cool edge.
For the low notes in the A section, if you project your voice firmly into the mic as if pushing it out, it should resonate beautifully!
The red bird ran away.Nakamori Akina
This is a piece with the same melody as the signature song “Mi Amore,” but with different lyrics—a different-title, same-melody track.
Because the original lyrics of “Mi Amore” were introspective, they were rewritten to adopt lyrics that sing of a more passionate heartbreak.
It enjoys enduring popularity among fans as a hidden gem that maximizes the appeal of its Latin style.
Since the title is different, people who don’t know it are surprised to hear it’s the same as “Mi Amore” when they expect a completely different song.
I highly recommend singing it at karaoke because it’s sure to spark conversation.
In the chorus, it sounds great if you sing crisply and with clear articulation.
Shout out lovearashi
A song by Arashi that pours an abundance of happy vibes into any celebratory occasion.
While many wedding songs are gentle and subdued, this one is bright and makes you want to start dancing.
Its cheerful lyrics depict friends wholeheartedly celebrating a longtime companion on their big day.
Released as a single in September 2015, it was featured in the commercial for Recruit’s wedding information service, Zexy.
It was later included on the 2016 album Are You Happy?.
It’s a song you’ll want to give to someone special when they get married.
Where did love go?daku cha
This song centers on a gritty, down-to-earth vitality—the drive to reclaim one’s will to live even in difficult circumstances.
It’s a work by Nigacha, released in February 2026 and submitted to Vocalo Collection 2026 Winter.
The in-sync vocal work by Chisei and Rimuru and the piano-forward, high-sense sound arrangement leave a strong impression.
The lyrics convey a powerful resolve to keep moving forward no matter what.
Let this piece lift your spirits, and let’s push on toward summer!