Songs with titles starting with 'Ka'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘Ka’,” what comes to mind?
It’s not always easy to think of them right away, is it?
But after doing some research, there are actually quite a lot—and many of them are hit songs that defined their eras.
I think you’ll have a great time with a mix of trending buzz tracks and timeless classics!
In this article, I’ll carefully select and introduce songs whose titles start with “Ka.”
Feel free to use this as a reference not only when you’re curious about what songs start with “Ka,” but also as a starting point for picking tracks at karaoke.
Songs with titles starting with 'Ka' (1–10)
windNEW!10-FEET
This is a track from Life is sweet, the album released in September 2009 by the Kyoto-based three-piece band 10-FEET.
With a warm, slightly gritty voice, it conveys a heartfelt determination to look forward even while carrying doubt.
The title, which evokes the passage of time and a hint of the future, reflects the band’s stance of affirming human imperfection.
It’s a masterpiece that creates lingering resonance not only through its sense of speed but also through arrangements that make use of the spaces between sounds.
It’s a song I’d especially recommend to anyone at a turning point in life or in need of a gentle push when they feel like stopping.
Windy DayNEW!ELLEGARDEN
Your heart wavers, you can’t force a smile, and you just want to stop.
In moments like that, there’s a song that stays by your side—one by ELLEGARDEN from their first album, “DON’T TRUST ANYONE BUT US,” released in April 2002.
It’s filled not only with intensity, but also with a gentle affirmation of weakness and unstable emotions.
There’s a story that it was woven from the parting with the hamster Takashi Hosomi kept, and its words, which accept sorrow as it is without beautifying it, resonate deeply.
Anthem of the Wind (feat. suis from Yorushika)NEW!EVE
A track born from a stunning collaboration between Eve and Yorushika’s suis! This piece was written as the opening theme for the TV anime “Witch Hat Atelier,” which began airing in April 2026, and was released as a digital single that same month.
Eve’s fantastical, story-rich worldbuilding overlaps with suis’s crystal-clear vocals to create a beautiful resonance.
It’s a spacious pop-rock number imbued with the will to keep moving forward while carrying doubts from the past—comfortable yet powerful.
Give it a listen when you’re ready to take on something new or need the courage to take that first step!
Come back my dogNEW!HEY-SMITH
In just over a minute of performance time, it packs a tightly condensed burst of speedy drive and exhilarating brass.
It’s a track included on the mini-album “Proud and Loud,” released in August 2009.
Its charm lies in a comical worldview that humorously depicts a dog’s grievances and rebellious feelings toward its owner.
Give it a listen when you want to blow off daily stress or feel like cutting loose.
QuartetNEW!IS:SUE
IS:SUE is a dance and vocal group drawing attention with their edgy performances.
Released ahead of their first album QUARTET, set for May 2026, “Quartet” is a captivating track where each member’s individuality resonates in a dazzling harmony.
Its bright, open sound rooted in pop naturally envelops listeners in a sense of happiness.
It’s uplifting dance music that also delivers a message of self-affirmation woven into the lyrics—one we hope you’ll take to heart.
Cassis orangeNEW!Laughing Hick
Even knowing how badly the other person behaved, you just can’t bring yourself to truly hate them… This song embraces that kind of contradictory feeling.
It’s a track by Laughing Hick, a rock band formed in Yamanashi Prefecture, included on their first album “DOPAMINE,” released in December 2019.
Riding on driving guitar rock, it portrays the mixed feelings of lingering attachment and anger that surface at the end of a relationship.
The realistic delivery and husky vocals of Kota Horiuchi amplify the song’s emotional instability.
If you want to feel the unvarnished reality of love—beyond pretty words—this is a must-listen.
Kaiju no Hanabuta (Monster’s Flower Song)NEW!Vaundy
Vaundy, who has remained at the forefront since his debut in 2019, has had many turning points while releasing songs, but the most memorable among them is Kaiju no Hanauta.
This track became the catalyst for him to score massive hits with each subsequent release.
The song spans quite a wide range, from mid1D to hiD.
While the range is broad, the high phrases and non-high phrases are clearly separated, so if you can produce high falsetto, you may actually find the chorus surprisingly manageable.
Personally, I think you’ll have a better shot at a perfect performance if you don’t hesitate to raise the key and focus instead on whether you can easily produce the falsetto.
