Songs with titles that start with “ba.” Useful hints for karaoke or shiritori!
Have you ever tried “shiritori karaoke,” where you connect songs by singing titles in a shiritori style?
Even if you’re told to find “a song that starts with O,” it doesn’t always come to mind right away—so it often becomes a chance to sing songs you don’t usually pick.
So in this article, I’ll introduce songs that start with “ba” to give you some hints for shiritori karaoke!
When it comes to words that start with “ba,” there are lots that sound like they could be in song titles, such as “Bye-bye,” “Bara (rose),” and “Butterfly.”
I hope this article helps you have a great time.
And besides shiritori karaoke, feel free to use it for song-title shiritori as well.
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Songs with titles starting with “Ba”. Helpful for karaoke and shiritori! (11–20)
Bass Ninja ft. Red Eye & ACE COOLNEW!SO-SO
SO-SO, who became the first Japanese artist to break into the top four at an international competition in 2019 and is also active as a producer, delivers this track featuring guest rappers Red Eye and ACE COOL.
The minimalist, hard-hitting low-end beat, inspired by ninja, is sure to get your energy up.
You can feel the raw emotion and razor-sharp rap making a powerful impact alongside the heavy bass sound.
Released in March 2026, this song showcases his evolution as a creator, known for works like the album “Party.” It’s a must-check not only for fans of club music but also for hip-hop listeners.
BabylonNEW!Hanbaato Hanbaato
A thought-provoking work that depicts contrasting human endeavors—peace and violence, life and death—from both male and female perspectives.
It was included on the album “Makkurayami no Nirametsuko,” released in June 2008, and was later featured on best-of compilations and self-cover collections as well.
The interwoven vocals of the couple are truly pleasant to the ear, yet the lyrics reveal the duality lurking within human relationships, delivering moments that take you by surprise.
Please take your time listening as you reflect on the path you’ve walked in life.
Ballet – Fantasy, WaltzNEW!Erik Satie
Erik Satie, the French composer known for works such as the Gymnopédies.
This piece, Ballet – Fantaisie-Valse, was composed in 1885 when he was still in his teens.
Unlike the serene style commonly associated with him, it features charming melodies reminiscent of Chopin and the salon music of the time.
It blends a springlike brightness with Satie’s characteristic ennui—like a fleeting shadow—setting listeners’ hearts lightly dancing.
Published in July 1887, these early miniatures are valuable works for understanding Satie’s origins.
Why not surrender yourself to the somehow nostalgic waltz rhythm, feel the arrival of spring, and spend a graceful moment?
Back To YesterdayNEW!Fall To Pieces
Fall To Pieces is a project that stands out in the metal scene.
Cody Riser handles songwriting and production single-handedly, and there are even rumors of AI technology being used, leaving much about the project shrouded in mystery.
Their new track, Back To Yesterday, was released in February 2026.
Centered on the theme of longing for a past you wish to return to but cannot, the piece runs over seven minutes, overwhelming listeners with its heavy sound and sorrowful atmosphere.
It’s a song that marks where they are now, following their prolific releases like the 2024 album Bound By Death and 2025’s Pernicious.
It’s an irresistible work for those looking to soothe the pain of heartbreak or immerse themselves in a dramatic progression.
BASH BASH (feat. JP THE WAVY & Awich)NEW!LANA
With her overwhelming vocal prowess and unique style, LANA has captured the attention of Gen Z.
Her brother is rapper LEX, and her cross-genre talent captivates countless listeners.
Among her tracks, the one that makes a particularly strong impact is “BASH BASH (feat.
JP THE WAVY & Awich).” Released in July 2023 as the lead song from the EP “19,” it’s a club banger featuring the star-studded guests JP THE WAVY and Awich.
Riding on a heavy, low-end beat crafted by ZOT on the WAVE and others, the song powerfully celebrates a go-all-out approach to both work and play.
It’s a track that boosts your self-confidence just by listening, so definitely give it a spin when you want to get hyped.
Explosion 🔥 ～ Detonation ～NEW!Dreamcat
Please experience with your own ears that decadent, thrilling sound—like when you’ve eaten too many sweets! It’s a work by Dreamcat, who’s drawing attention on Suno, released in March 2026.
The world woven by a sound that fuses the sprightly rhythms of electro swing with EDM-flavored beats feels somewhat theatrical, and the lyrical wordplay is truly delightful.
I recommend listening while imagining the story depicted in the lyrics!
Songs with titles that start with “Ba.” Great for karaoke or shiritori hints! (21–30)
BatonNEW!wacci
Passing on the abundant love we received from our parents to someone else—here’s a wacci masterpiece that portrays that warmhearted chain.
This song gently affirms the changing sense of distance that comes with growing up, while recalling memories of holding your mother’s hand in childhood.
Released as a single in November 2019, it was written as the theme song for TV Tokyo’s Drama Biz series “Haru: The Woman at a Trading Company.” The words penned by vocalist Yohei Hashiguchi carefully scoop up the unmistakable love found in everyday life.
It’s perfect for a letter to your parents at a wedding, or for those moments when you want to say a “thank you” that you don’t usually express.