Famous and popular songs by Jamiroquai
Let me introduce some tracks by Jamiroquai, the British band often said to be the most successful in acid jazz.
Jamiroquai is famous for the music video for Virtual Insanity—many of you may have seen it on YouTube, among other places.
It’s incredibly stylish and cool, isn’t it?
As for the origin of their band name, Jamiroquai is said to come from “jam” and the Iroquois, a Native American people.
So, why not listen to Jamiroquai’s songs with this playlist and get into a stylish mood?
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Jamiroquai’s Greatest and Most Popular Songs (41–50)
Feels So GoodJamiroquai
It has an R&B vibe.
It’s a catchy, cool track—the kind you want to listen to at night while having a drink.
When I listen to it, the lyric “Feels So Good” gets stuck in my head and just won’t leave.
It’s an interesting song.
It’s laid-back yet groovy, and Jamiroquai’s delivery of “Feels So Good” is distinctive and gives the track a unique charm.
LifelineJamiroquai
It’s the third single from their seventh album, Rock Dust Light Star, released in 2010.
The music video includes footage from the Rock Dust Light Star world tour, scenes of hotel stays, meet-and-greets with fans, and performances on various TV music programs.
In the Japan scenes, for some reason, Mikako Kano of the Kano Sisters appears.
Morning GloryJamiroquai
This is a track from the second album, The Return of the Space Cowboy, released in 1994.
When you think of “Morning Glory,” Oasis’s song is the famous one, but that was released in 1995, so Jamiroquai’s track actually came first.
Despite sharing the same title, the vibe of the two songs is completely different, which makes it fun to compare them.
RadioJamiroquai
It’s a very Jamiroquai-like song, so I love it.
The vibe is quintessentially Jamiroquai, and just listening to it lifts my spirits.
The collaboration with the female vocals in the chorus is cool, too! I also love the bass and guitar—they sound great.
I think it’s a track anyone can enjoy after just one listen.
Among Jamiroquai’s songs, this is one I especially recommend.
Runaway (Alan Braxe & Fred Falke Remix)Jamiroquai
It’s a track defined by its electronic sound.
It falls into the electronic genre and feels tailor-made for the club.
I like that, in a good way, it doesn’t really sound like Jamiroquai.
It’s perfect for when you want to enjoy a club vibe at home.
The visuals are electronic too, with striking red tones that look really cool.
White Knuckle RideJamiroquai
The PV for this song features footage of riding in a helicopter, giving it an unreal vibe—as if you’re floating in the air yourself—so it has a fresh, new sensation.
The vocals themselves feel cool and not too noisy, making it very easy to listen to.
In a good way, it’s very accessible; in a less favorable sense, it doesn’t have much of that Jamiroquai-like quality.
Space Cowboy（Instrumetal）Jamiroquai
This track is perfect for a one-day-only special Christmas production! It feels like something you’d hear in a slightly moody, stylish bar or club—one song that transports you to another world.
It’s great for a party with not just friends, but friends of friends and beyond, filling the venue and setting the mood as it plays.
It creates a magical atmosphere that somehow makes it easy to get along even with people you don’t know.
