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” (1–10)
Outlaws Get No EntryNEW!Iwasaki Taku
This piece was composed by Taku Iwasaki, a composer renowned for his work on scores for anime and films.
It’s an instrumental track included on the original soundtrack GACHITRACKS for the TV anime Gachiakuta, released in December 2025.
Grounded in classical techniques while weaving in hip-hop and electronic elements, its weighty beats and ominous atmosphere vividly capture a desolate world.
True to its title, which evokes the tension and anger of those cast out by society, it has captivated anime fans both in Japan and abroad as a score that heightens high-stakes scenes.
This is Japanese soundtrack music the world can be proud of—highly recommended for anyone who wants to enjoy a thrilling sound with thunderous low-end.
UnsleptNEW!mirai denpa kichi
Wrapped in the loneliness of the city and the suffocating mood of internet culture, this track rides an alternative guitar sound to capture the feelings of sleepless nights.
It’s a single released in June 2025 by Future Denpa Base, the home-recorded solo project of Yuto Utsugi.
Carrying forward a distinctive style established on past releases like the album “Sumida-ku DEPRESSION,” the song spread overseas via short videos despite having no specific tie-in.
The original entered Spain’s streaming charts, and a slowed-down version also charted in countries like Germany.
It’s a perfect listen for those who find themselves lost in late-night thoughts or who want to drift away from the bustle of everyday life for a moment of weightless escape.
IRIS OUTNEW!Yonezu Kenshi
A song released in September 2025 as the theme for the theatrical film Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc.
It drew attention as a work deeply tied to the anime’s worldview, and one of its charms is the thrilling scene transitions.
Sharp key changes are engineered to create moments where perspective and psyche shift abruptly within a short runtime.
Rather than merely staging a flashy climax, the semitone-up modulations fuse with the rhythm and breaks, producing a sensation of being pulled upward toward danger.
It’s a bona fide classic where modulation feels good—sonically expressing the story’s psychological reversals.
Masterpieces with Titles Starting with 'A' (11–20)
Be blueNEW!Penthouse
Penthouse is a six-member band drawing attention for a sound that fuses urban sophistication with rock-driven momentum.
This work is a youth anthem that affirms imperfection and youth, portraying a strong will to move forward even when the outcome is unknown.
Its message, capturing the brilliance of moments of challenge despite lingering frustrations, will likely resonate deeply with the straightforward hearts of adolescents who grow day by day while grappling with doubt.
Released in February 2026, it was chosen as the broadcast theme song for the Sumitomo Electric Sports Special: 6th National Intercollegiate Mixed-Gender Ekiden.
It’s a supportive song that gently pushes you forward as you strive toward major milestones in life—like entrance exams or club activities.
Like that girlNEW!Kashiwagi Kareki
A song by Vocaloid producer Kareki Kashiwagi, released in February 2026.
It’s a memorable duet featuring Kasane Teto and Chisey.
Ranked 8th in the VOCALOID Collection Winter 2026 TOP 100.
This is VOCAROCK characterized by edgy guitar riffs and powerful drums.
It straightforwardly portrays a strong desire to become someone you admire, and the driving band sound accentuates that feeling.
Both the guitar and bass feature relatively simple phrases and an easy-to-follow tempo, making it perfect for band ensembles.
Definitely try it with twin vocals!
Ai Ai ANEW!Ado
This track, which makes you feel as if you’ve wandered into a chaotic amusement park, is Ado’s number that made its first media debut on THE FIRST TAKE in March 2026.
Set to an anomalous electropop produced by vocaloid producer Kikuo, it portrays the process of an overwhelming desire to be loved spinning out of control.
Phantom Cita joins on chorus, heightening an uncanny, possessed sense of festivity that’s irresistible.
If you sing and scream as though swapping personalities to the dizzying rhythms and frenzied melodies, your everyday stress should blow away in an instant.
Recommended for those who want to shout their hearts out and feel refreshed, drowning in the back-and-forth of wordplay while letting complex emotions run free.
AndromedaNEW!Broken By The Scream
This track distills the appeal of Broken By The Scream, a group that electrifies fans in Japan and abroad with a unique style that shatters the line between idols and metal.
Pre-released in July 2025, it serves as a crucial opening number for the full album “Solar Strain,” released in August of the same year.
Io Nozukihei’s low growls and Yayoi Takayashiki’s high-pitched screams fiercely intersect with the crystalline vocals of Tsubaki Nanaoogi and Shizuku Mikogami.
The heavy, cosmic-scale sound is perfect for when you want to shout your heart out and blow off steam.
Try belting it out and screaming in karaoke to sweep away the haze of everyday life!