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” in Japanese. Great hints for karaoke or shiritori! (251–260)
Barbie girl!!PAIN & PIEC3 POPPO
This song, which playfully showcases gyaru culture, is guaranteed to liven up any year-end party.
Its catchy phrases and upbeat rhythm stand out, and it’s a huge hit on TikTok.
Released in August 2024, it quickly became the talk of the town.
The lyrics fully capture the charm of gyaru, serving as an anthem that celebrates confidence and freedom.
If you’re going to sing it at a year-end party, why not go all in and transform into a true gyaru with bold makeup and outfits? If everyone hypes it up with a chorus of “Gyaru kawaii,” the venue will surely be filled with laughter and excitement.
It’s the perfect track for creating a positive vibe.
BUG POP!PLANET 80i
A pop electric tune that blends freshness with nostalgia.
It’s a work released under the name PLANET 80i by Tatsugoo, who is active as a professional composer and music producer, and it premiered in March 2023.
It was an entry in the Rookie Ranking of VOCALOID Collection Spring 2023.
In the music genre known as New Retrowave, its sound and the MV’s charmingly classic sci-fi vibe are truly wonderful.
I especially hope people who feel “Vocaloid is for the younger generation” will give it a listen.
BAKU BAKUPSYCHIC FEVER
PSYCHIC FEVER from EXILE TRIBE is a seven-member dance-vocal group.
Their track “BAKU BAKU,” as the title suggests, is an intense number that cranks up your excitement until your heart is pounding.
Instead of EDM-style kicks that hit on a steady rhythm, the song’s biggest draw is its dynamic low end that uses rests to create sharp contrasts.
The distinctive melody that rises by semitones, paired with this curious bass phrase, leaves a strong impression.
If you’re bored with standard dance-pop, this is a track you should definitely check out.
Bad NightPanorama Panama Town
Panorama Panama Town is a rock band that debuted in 2018.
Although the members are from different places, they all graduated from Kobe University.
Their biggest appeal is, above all, how easy their music is to listen to.
Blending rock and J-pop in just the right balance, their sound brings out the best of both.
They also incorporate elements of classic Japanese kayōkyoku into their songs, so fans of nostalgic hits can enjoy them too.
If you like stylish J-pop, this band is irresistible—be sure to check them out.
No. 1 “March” from the ballet The NutcrackerPyotr Tchaikovsky
One of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s signature works, the ballet The Nutcracker, is a fairy-tale piece in which a girl who receives a nutcracker as a Christmas Eve present journeys through a dream world with the doll.
During the Christmas season, it is performed by ballet companies around the world.
In addition to its life on the ballet stage, it is frequently played in concert as an orchestral work, and is often performed as piano solo and piano four-hands as well.
In the cold winter months, when spirits can run low, its bright and brilliant music—beginning with No.
1, “March”—is sure to lift your mood.
Roses and WineRED WARRIORS
RED WARRIORS is a blues-rock band that rocked Japan’s late-1980s rock scene.
They weren’t an insanely popular mainstream act, but they undoubtedly carved out a unique place in Japanese rock.
They made their major-label debut with Columbia in October 1986, championing a straightforward, bluesy rock sound.
In 1988 they drew attention with powerful live performances and charismatic staging, highlighted by successful shows at Nippon Budokan and Seibu Stadium.
Although they disbanded once, they have continued to captivate fans over a long career, including a 30th anniversary concert in 2017.
For those who loved rock, they may well be a band to look up to.
BambiROJO REGALO
Formed in 2006 and known for playing numerous outdoor festivals, Osaka-based mixture band ROJO REGALO’s signature track “Bambi” appears on their 2013 debut album FOUND LOVE.
It’s a homegrown take on cumbia—the dance music that originated from Colombian folk traditions—delivered through their own unique interpretation.
KYOKO OGINO’s low-register vocals and distinctive lyrics stand out.
With its poppoko-like tones and addictive beat, the song is irresistibly catchy.
The lyrics portray a love that lacks true connection, making it a Latin number where ROJO REGALO’s brand of ennui and wistful melancholy really shines.
