A collection of songs with titles that start with “Mi.” Useful for shiritori and karaoke.
There are many words that start with “mi,” like mirai (future) and michi (road), right?
So, what songs have titles that start with “mi”?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs whose titles begin with “mi”!
It also includes songs with titles like the ones mentioned above—“mirai” and “michi.”
We’ve gathered a variety of tracks, old and new, across different genres, so if you find something you like, be sure to add it to your playlist!
You can also use them for word games like shiritori that use song titles.
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A compilation of songs with titles starting with 'Mi.' Useful for word-chain games and karaoke (301–310).
mirror ballSano ibuki
Singer-songwriter Sano ibuki, who’s popular with young people for his slightly funky sound influenced by Michael Jackson and Earth, Wind & Fire.
He’s known for his distinctive, soft, higher-register voice.
Among his works, the one I especially recommend is Mirror Ball.
It’s not a song with an extremely wide vocal range, but there is a falsetto part in the chorus.
If you’re a man with a higher voice, you can probably sing that part in chest voice, so try surprising everyone at karaoke with those high notes!
Midnight SunSIGH
Known as a Japanese experimental metal band, Sigh was formed in Tokyo in 1989.
They have evolved from early extreme metal into a more experimental and avant-garde style.
Songs from their 2007 album Hangman’s Hymn received high acclaim, including being selected by Loudwire among the Top 31 Metal Songs of the 21st Century.
Their 11th full-length album, Heir to Despair, released in 2018, incorporates traditional Japanese instruments and compositional styles, further strengthening its progressive elements.
The band’s leader, Mirai Kawashima, even learned the flute for this album, continually embracing new challenges.
Highly recommended for those seeking an original sound that goes beyond the confines of hard rock.
Miss PetrolSohbana
“Miss Petrol” is a track by Sohbana, released in January 2025.
The sound carries a somewhat languid atmosphere, with Hatsune Miku’s poised vocals shining through.
The lyrics project emotions that could be read as either self-destructive or resigned, which I think will particularly resonate with teenagers.
By the way, “petrol” means gasoline.
Consider what that might signify as you listen.
Guidance (feat. Takeshi)TEN’S UNIQUE
This track was released by TEN’S UNIQUE, a rapper from Kishiwada City in Osaka Prefecture, featuring Takeshi.
Over a laid-back beat woven with light, breezy guitar tones, the mellow, friendly flow is truly captivating.
The song has a soothing vibe, and it touches on spending time with friends while also carrying a message about pushing past your limits and moving forward.
There are plenty of messages listeners can take from the lyrics, so be sure to pay attention to the words as you give it a careful listen.
MIDI SURFTHE MAD CAPSULE MARKETS
A stunning masterpiece of loud rock that fuses fiercely distorted sound with digital tones.
While grounded in the aggressive elements of punk and hardcore, this unique track skillfully incorporates late-’90s digital sound.
Featured on the album “OSC-DIS” and released as a single in August 1998, it also showcases innovative, street culture–inspired visuals in its music video.
Garnering high acclaim overseas, it played a major role in the band’s global breakthrough.
The track has been used in skateboarding and action sports videos, underscoring its strong affinity with the street scene.
Highly recommended for listeners seeking energetic dance rock and for those intrigued by the fusion of punk and electronica.
Midnight Claxon BabyTHEE MICHELLE GUN ELEPHANT
THEE MICHELLE GUN ELEPHANT is a Japanese rock band formed in 1991.
Their music, rooted in garage rock, features an intense, energetic sound that captivated many fans.
Since their 1996 debut album, “cult grass stars,” they dominated Japan’s rock scene with their distinctive musicality and overwhelming live performances.
In 2003, during an appearance on the TV show Music Station, they famously saved the program by unexpectedly performing two songs after other artists refused to appear—a night remembered as “the legendary evening.” Yusuke Chiba’s husky voice and the band’s rugged, gutsy tracks continue to grip the hearts of music fans today.
If you were passionate about rock during your youth, this is a band you should definitely listen to.
The future is in our hands.THE BLUE HEARTS
Here is a song released by THE BLUE HEARTS in 1987.
Some of you might know it from the version covered by Masato Hagiwara, which was used as the opening theme for the TV anime “Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor.” It was created for a generation that disliked being constrained by school, with many labeled as delinquents or “yankees,” and there were likely many who lived their youth much like the lyrics describe.
I hope you’ll sing it at karaoke and bask in those sepia-toned memories.
