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.” Handy hints for karaoke and shiritori! (41–50)
Baba YagaNiru Kajitsu
A Vocaloid track with an unsettling atmosphere and danceable rhythm that evokes witches’ abodes and strange folklore.
The entwined sound of distorted guitars and beats, along with a desperate, pleading resonance, is deeply moving.
The lyrics—where sweetness and poison coexist—also leave a strong impression, and the more you listen, the deeper it pulls you in.
This piece is a collaboration with the shonen manga project “GABULI,” released by Nirukagachi in January 2023.
Also included on the album “FRUITÁGE,” it garnered overwhelming support, surpassing one million views on YouTube as of 2023.
It’s perfect for when you want to ponder the story’s layers or sink into a dark mood at night.
Give in to its peculiar addictiveness and let yourself be intoxicated.
Vermillionsumika
This is the title of the full album releasing on March 5, 2025, the first in two and a half years.
It’s a band-style track with a slightly faster tempo.
When singing this song, being mindful of accents will add definition and make it sound cool.
When marking the rhythm, think of exaggerating the drum sounds.
Also, for the accented parts, it seems fine to pronounce them more clearly than you think.
It’s consistently in duple meter, and it might be good to emphasize the first beat.
Try singing with a clenched-fist motion, like you’re shaking maracas.
BANQUET BANGMAZZEL
Formed through an audition program, MAZZEL is a dance and vocal group that continues to captivate fans with genre-blurring music.
Released for streaming on February 2, 2026, this track was produced as a lead single from their second album, “Banquet,” set to be released in April of the same year.
The nonstop sound crafted by SKY-HI and others carries an intensity that, true to the theme of a “banquet,” feels like it frees the listener’s heart.
In the music video, they take on a one-shot sequence that lasts for about three minutes from the very beginning, and you can really feel their raw intensity through the visuals.
It’s a bold, party-ready tune that’s perfect for when you want to experience the unity of a live venue and a thrilling sense of the extraordinary.
Baumkuchen EndrollAme Ryou
This work catches the eye with its intriguing title that combines “Baumkuchen” and “End Credits.” Released in December 2025, it deliberately sets heavy emotions like love triangles and jealousy to a danceable sound.
With playful musical touches—such as quoting Beethoven’s “Ode to Joy” in the chorus—it’s richly engaging to listen to.
Be sure to lend an ear to the ironic harmonies woven by the three vocalists.
Banana（Take It Lazy）Number_i
A hidden gem with an irresistibly laid-back feel, included on the mini-album “No.O -ring-” released in May 2024.
Yuta Kishi suggested, “I want to do something simple and chill,” and the track was created with a subtractive aesthetic that keeps the number of instruments and harmonies to a minimum.
Its sound, infused with reggae and organic tones, has a gentle quality that helps listeners relax and let go.
The balance between English and Japanese is carefully crafted so the words sit naturally on the ear, making it perfect for a relaxing weekend morning or a café break when you want to unwind.
Showcasing the unadorned vocals of the three members, this song offers a new side of Number_i distinct from their dance numbers—be sure to give it a listen.
BarrierSixTONES
This rock number conveys an unwavering determination to protect your loved ones no matter what.
It’s the 14th single, released in March 2025, and serves as the theme song for the film “Ojō to Banken-kun,” starring Jesse from SixTONES.
Its hybrid structure—where a heavy band sound intersects with razor-sharp rap—showcases the group’s signature wildness.
The powerful melody alone feels energizing, offering the courage to face adversity.
The lyrics evoke a worldview that shrugs off external interference, making it perfect for anyone who wants to linger in the afterglow of the story.
It’s a track you’ll want to play when you’re fired up or need to rally yourself.
Bubble of LifeMAN WITH A MISSION
A track that epitomizes their essence, fusing sharp beats with loud guitars.
“Bubble of Life,” included on MAN WITH A MISSION’s 2012 masterpiece Mash Up the World, is a dance-rock tune that makes you want to move your body.
The world woven by Kamikaze Boy’s composition and English lyrics by Jean-Ken Johnny evokes both the fragility of life—like a momentary bubble—and the strong will to keep moving forward.
Although not a single’s title track, it has long been beloved by many fans, with its album winning the Grand Prize at the 5th CD Shop Awards.
It’s the perfect number for raising your fist and working up a sweat at live shows and festivals.