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' (441–450)
Hide-and-seekRADWIMPS
Through the childhood game everyone once played—hide-and-seek—this RADWIMPS song gently depicts parting from someone dear.
The quiet tones of piano and strings resonate as if to stay close to the hearts of those who have lost a loved one.
It carefully expresses the bewilderment and sense of loss toward someone who suddenly disappeared, the guilt of forgetting, and the struggle between that and the reality of having to move forward.
Written as the theme song for the NHK General drama special “Anata no Soba de Ashita ga Warau,” broadcast on March 6, 2021, marking ten years since the Great East Japan Earthquake, it was included on the album “2+0+2+1+3+1+1 = 10 years 10 songs.” This piece will deeply resonate not only with those who lost loved ones in the disaster, but with anyone who has experienced parting from someone important in any form.
ThunderRIZE
RIZE’s major-label debut crashed into the music scene with roaring guitars and an explosive sound.
Capturing a thunderbolt-like impact in musical form, the track pairs deftly interwoven English and Japanese lyrics with an ambitious message: to spread their music from Asia across the entire Eurasian continent.
Since its release in August 2000, it’s become a live staple, igniting venues with audience-inclusive performances.
Featured in Sony’s “RED HOT 2000 Campaign” commercial, the song further accelerated RIZE’s momentum.
With its powerful sound and Jesse’s commanding vocals, this track is perfect for moments when you want to unleash the fire inside or push forward believing in your own potential.
SpecialSUPER BEAVER
This song powerfully yet warmly expresses the importance of the “ordinary” and the “taken-for-granted” that we often overlook in everyday life.
With a unique sense of wording, it articulates the growing joy of acting for someone else, weaving together moving lines about the beauty of human connection that we come to appreciate more with age.
Included on the album “Tokyo,” the track pairs SUPER BEAVER’s signature passionate rock sound with lyrics that evoke deep empathy in listeners.
Released in February 2022, it continued to captivate audiences throughout that year’s live tour.
It’s a song to listen to when you want to feel the value of peaceful daily life or renew your gratitude for the people around you.
Kasane AiSoala
If they had met under different circumstances, they might have ended up together…
This song delicately weaves that bittersweet sentiment.
While suffering through a love with an expiration date, the protagonist continues to play a false self, and their inner conflict is rendered beautifully through a translucent vocal and a piano-driven melody.
Included on the EP “Bluem” released in January 2025, this track showcases Soala’s genuine sensibility and expressive power, earning overwhelming support from the younger generation.
It’s a song that offers solace to those who carry memories of a love they don’t want to remember yet can’t forget, and to those trying to move on from a farewell with someone precious.
CantarellaWhiteFlame
Layering a passionate singing voice over a classical, majestic tone, it paints the story of a fleeting love.
After its release in February 2008, it gained popularity and was included in the 2009 album “The Scenery Where You Are.” In 2011 it was adapted into a musical, and with novelizations and manga adaptations, it captivated many fans through a wide range of developments.
As the protagonists are tossed about by a love like a poison that eats away at the body, yet yearn for each other…
the song’s narrative quality really tightens your chest.
While cherishing the protagonist’s feelings, let’s try singing it calmly.
Unrequited lovemiwa
A ballad that portrays a heartrending love, seeping into the heart with its translucent vocals and the warm sound of the piano.
Included on the March 2012 album “guitarium,” it was selected as the ending theme for the music information program “saku saku” in February 2012.
The lyrics delicately express the feelings of a secret, unspoken crush and the bittersweet pain of being unable to get closer the more you care.
With a heartwarming melody that gently embraces the frustration of being unable to confess and the anxiety that everyone experiences when they fall in love, this song offers solace and support.
It’s a track we especially recommend to those who are keeping their feelings for someone special tucked away in their hearts.
Dog of Karmaparanoid void
A refined, mathematically minded sound from Osaka—that’s paranoid void.
Formed in 2013, this instrumental trio captivates listeners with an accessible progressive sound woven from airy, floating guitars and an expressive rhythm section.
The music crafted by Mipow, Meguri, and Yu-ki is full of a pleasant sense of weightlessness even as it incorporates odd meters and polyrhythms, steadily growing their fan base since their debut mini-album in 2016.
Kicking off with their appearance on the FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL ’19 ROOKIE A GO-GO stage in 2019, they have pursued an active live schedule at home and abroad.
Their international reputation has been rising as well, including seven shows in the UK in 2022.
Combining mathematical complexity with a soothing, floating feel, paranoid void’s music is recommended not only for fans of progressive rock but also for listeners seeking spacious, atmospheric sounds.