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' (51–60)
i(dont)knowNEW!lilbesh ramko
The warped electronic tones and heavy low end are seriously addictive! It’s a work by lilbesh ramko, a next-generation creator who emerged from the internet, included on the album “Shūmatsu collection” released in August 2023.
It’s built on an electronic sound rooted in hyperpop, and when you listen on a woofer, the undulating bass and aggressive beats resonate through your whole body.
The appeal of this track is how it elevates vague, unprocessed emotions straight into a pop song.
Despite the sharp, club-oriented sonics, the melody is incredibly catchy.
It’s perfect for a nighttime drive or when you want to dive deep into a world of sound by yourself.
Crank it up loud and enjoy the chaotic, floating sensation this piece delivers!
Song of LoveNEW!Sutoroberī Furawā
Strawberry Flower, widely loved as the TV commercial song for Nintendo’s video game software and a major hit, shines with its title track from the single “Ai no Uta ~ Pikmin CM Song,” released in December 2001.
This piece captures the game’s world with both wistfulness and charm.
Its gentle, acoustic guitar–based melody and simple, translucent vocals resonate pleasantly.
Embracing profound themes such as the cycle of life and unconditional love, it’s sure to quietly comfort the hearts of adult women.
With its relaxed tempo and nursery-rhyme-like singability, it’s a perfect pick when you want to refresh yourself at karaoke.
Try singing it with a calm heart, reminiscing about the commercials from back then.
I loved you.NEW!Naoto Intiraymi
A song by Naoto Inti Raymi that captures lingering feelings for a former lover and the bittersweetness of choosing to part ways for the sake of the future.
Released in 2012 as his eighth single, it became widely loved by fans along with its coupling track, which served as the ending theme for TV Asahi’s “Onegai! Ranking.” It also marked his first full-fledged ballad, in which an artist known for a bright image carefully expresses emotional turbulence.
In 2023, it was remade featuring singer-songwriter Ren, drawing attention across generations.
It’s a song that stays close to that contradictory state of mind—knowing it’s over, yet unable to let go.
On a night when the pain of parting stops you in your tracks, why not listen to it quietly?
A Song for YouNEW!Hirai Dai
A song whose charm lies in its warm message that views parting not merely as sorrow, but as gratitude for having met.
The sound of waves, the gentle tones of acoustic guitar, and the tender vocals beautifully capture the bittersweet feeling of blessing the other person’s future.
Sung by Dai Hirai, this ballad appears mid-album on Slow & Easy, released in May 2015.
When you find yourselves walking separate paths while still holding on to your feelings, you want to keep the memories you shared as something precious in your heart.
For those who carry an unforgettable love yet wish to take small steps forward, this is a song that quietly stays by your side and gives you a gentle push.
Masterpieces with Titles Starting with “A” (61–70)
I-miss-you alienNEW!DECO*27
It’s a straightforward love song that can’t stop the feeling of “I want to see the person I love so much!” DECO*27’s “Aitai Seijin” was released in May 2024.
While DECO*27 is also great with band sounds, this track leans heavily into EDM, giving it an upbeat vibe that makes you want to dance.
The lyrics convey unwavering devotion, while also hinting at the loneliness of the current situation of not being able to meet.
It’s a pop tune I’d recommend for karaoke, too!
smokerNEW!neguse.
This is a work by Neguse., released digitally in July 2021 and later included as the first track on their mini-album “Space Shuttle de Kimi no Ie made,” released in October of the same year.
Set in the closed space of a one-room apartment, it portrays the harsh reality of cheating and two-timing through the motif of cigarettes as a personal indulgence.
Even knowing that the person isn’t yours alone, you can’t escape the lingering traces of them soaked into the smell and the air.
These earnest, female-perspective emotions are conveyed with striking realism alongside an approachable melody.
Though it had no tie-ins, its relatable lyrics and the band’s passionate performance have made it beloved enough to often close out early live shows.
It’s a song that stands by those who are hurting from being cheated on—people who desperately want to let go yet can’t quite give up, struggling with those complicated feelings.
As I love you selfishly, I won’t hurt anyone but you.NEW!B’z
B’z, the solitary rock unit that continues to lead Japan’s music scene.
Their 12th single, released in March 1993, is the biggest-selling hit among their works.
Chosen as the theme song for Nippon TV’s 40th anniversary drama “Journey to the West,” it sparked a huge sensation on music programs at the time.
With its notably long, word-packed title and a melody with a powerful hook, this track strikes a perfect balance.
The thick sound incorporating horns and strings, paired with straightforward lyrics about caring for someone, really stirs the heart.
Belt it out at karaoke and passionate memories from back then will come rushing back, making it a top recommendation that’s sure to fire up friends of the same generation.