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.
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Songs with titles starting with 'Ka' (61–70)
KATTARINALANA
With genre-less musicality and a clear, transparent voice, LANA has earned overwhelming support from Gen Z.
She’s also drawing attention for her worldbuilding that includes fashion and visuals, thriving as an icon of the scene.
Among her tracks, a standout recommendation is KATTARINA, a single released in February 2026.
It’s a dance tune that fuses upbeat Latin flavors with a house beat, leaving a strong impression with saxophone and accordion tones.
The song’s appeal lies in its confident stance that deftly sidesteps everyday frustrations and outside noise.
It’s perfect for those worn out by relationships or anyone looking for a refreshing, cathartic lift.
The Bag and the Boywatson
This work portrays the exhilaration of a boy preparing for an adventure.
Created by watson, who also runs the free music resource site MusMus, it’s an instrumental piece rich with narrative feeling.
Charming bell and xylophone tones are layered with a wistful violin melody, condensing the scene of setting off on a journey into just under a minute.
It’s a perfect fit for the start of a journey or a subtle turning point in everyday life.
If you want to stylishly enhance a vlog opening or a packing scene, be sure to give it a try.
Medical Record No. 2222kyururin tte shite mite
An addictive pop tune with a sweet yet slightly unsettling atmosphere.
Released as a single in September 2025, this track by Kyururin tte Shitemite stands out for blending a touch of darkness into their signature cuteness.
It also drew attention for having lyrics by nobara kaede and composition/arrangement by Hideshi Kanayama.
The song features spoken interludes and rap parts, offering a dynamic progression that keeps listeners engaged.
The lyrics depict a suggestive love story seemingly set in a hospital, and the nurse outfits in the music video became a hot topic.
It’s the perfect track for when you want to immerse yourself in a love song that’s not just cute, but a little provocative too.
How’s your body feeling?shouji keisuke
This song lets you learn the names of body parts in time with the rhythm.
It was included with the single “Hataraku Kuruma,” released in October 1986, and has long been beloved as an insert song on “Hirake! Ponkikki.” The laid-back yet authentic reggae beat is memorable.
Because you can sing it while moving your body, it’s perfect for playing with your child at bath time or for activities at nursery school.
Moon in CairoBoku ga mitakatta aozora
A bittersweet yet gentle mid-tempo number where wintry scenes intersect with the warmth of youth.
The lyrics, depicting the preciousness of student life on the brink of graduation, seep into the heart like white breath blooming in the cold air.
The familiar motif of a pocket warmer symbolizes a tender heat that seems to gently support a worried back, and by the time it ends, I felt it might fill you with hopeful courage.
It’s included on the single “Are wa Fairy,” released in December 2025, with vocals handled by the members known as the “Kumo-gumi.” Yua Kudo’s delicate expressions as the MV’s lead also deepen the song’s world.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to alone, quietly, on nights when you feel lost amid changing seasons and surroundings.
Masquerade RhapsodyHatsuboshi Gakuen
An electro-pop number by FAKE TYPE.
packed with Halloween’s spookiness and lively energy.
The high-octane sound that sticks with you after just one listen and the irresistibly catchy rhythm are simply addictive! Released in October 2024 as the song for the “Halloween Rhapsody” seasonal event in the game Gakuen Idolmaster.
Another big highlight is that the album Season Solo Collection Vol.
3, released in November 2024, includes solo versions by as many as nine idols.
It’s a treat to enjoy the different expressions each voice brings.
Perfect for getting a party going—and if you listen when you need a boost, it’ll have you moving and smiling in no time!
ticket gateTomonari Sora
There’s a bittersweet feeling, as if the everyday, ordinary scenery starts to reveal itself at the moment of parting from someone precious.
Set at the station ticket gates, this song delicately traces the emotions of two people drifting apart.
The horn tones that evoke dusk squeeze tightly at your heart.
I hear the first verse was written in high school, and the second at twenty, and the gradation of deepening emotions over time really sinks in.
It’s the first release from Sora Tomonari’s cutting edge label, distributed in December 2023.
It was also performed at the solo concert “Ame nochi Sora” in January 2024, and it’s a track cherished by fans.
I recommend listening to it alone on a train, watching the scenery stream by outside the window.