Songs with titles starting with “No” (Perfect for karaoke and shiritori!)
You probably can’t immediately think of many song titles that start with “no,” can you?
There are relatively many words you don’t often hear in everyday life, and lots of them have English titles.
Things like “Nobody…,” “Note,” “NOT…,” and so on.
There are also memorable masterpiece tracks that symbolize the artists themselves.
I’ve put together a list of song titles that might be useful when you want to look something up—just a bit…!
Feel free to use it not only when you’re curious about what songs start with “no,” but also as a prompt for shiritori word games or when choosing songs at karaoke.
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Songs with Titles Starting with “No” [Great for Karaoke & Shiritori!] (71–80)
NocturneIchikawa Yukino
The song begins with a scale that steps up from A3, and if you can nail that very first note, I think you’ll be able to sing comfortably.
The piece overall has a structure where the pitch moves up and down, so try to sing by carefully capturing each note one by one.
There are a few long tones on the syllable “n,” which can easily cause tension, so try producing them lightly as if you’re humming.
At the end of the chorus there’s a section with many words, but if you’re careful to articulate each one, you should be able to keep your pitch steady.
Since it’s a relaxed 4/4, swaying your body as you sing may help your voice come out more naturally!
naut.maegashira
Maegashira is a six-piece band from Hiroshima with a cool, dynamic sound woven by twin vocals and twin guitars.
Formed in 1999, their hallmark is a mixed style rooted in melodic punk while incorporating ska, reggae, and hip-hop.
In 2003, their album “FLOWER” reached No.
25 on the Oricon Indies chart, and they sold out 2,000 demo CDs by hand in their hometown.
Their freewheeling musicality and energetic live performances are their biggest draw.
NO Game OverIS:SUE
An ambitious work that, while drawing on a video game-inspired worldview, portrays the determination to face real-life challenges and hardships.
Its electronic sound and pop melody fuse beautifully, resulting in a distinctly IS:SUE-style danceable track.
It is included on the single “EXTREME DIAMOND,” released in May 2025, which also features a diverse array of songs such as “SHINING,” “Starstruck,” and “Love MySelf.” Just one year after their debut, the group’s first fan concert, “2024 1ST IS:SUE ASSEMBLE – WE ARE IS:SUE,” is included on the limited first edition.
This piece depicts the journey of overcoming difficulties and growing through the process, making it an encouraging song that supports everyone striving toward their dreams.
Songs with Titles Starting with “No” [Great for Karaoke & Shiritori Too!] (81–90)
Knock OutOkazaki Taiiku
A hot-blooded rock number packed with a fierce determination to charge forward as your true self! Its heavy metalcore sound blends seamlessly with lyrics laced with humor, powerfully expressing the resolve and courage of a challenger.
Released in April 2023 as the opening theme for the TV anime “MASHLE: MAGIC AND MUSCLES,” this track further evolves the musicality of Okazaki Taiiku, who made his major debut with the album “BASIN TECHNO.” Perfect for those crucial matches or moments before a big challenge when you need to fire yourself up.
With adrenaline-pumping sound, it’s sure to ignite your fighting spirit.
Brain Narcotics Remix feat. CHEHON, MAKA, Ku-Jun, POWER WAVE, CIMA & keithRAY
RAY, a popular reggae singer from Osaka who flies around the country mainly in the Kansai area.
Armed with a distinctive voice you can recognize at once and lyrics that fully showcase his talent as a lyricist, he began venturing into hip-hop and MC battles from 2022, appealing to audiences beyond pure reggae fans.
His remix of the hit 2023 track “Nounai Mayaku” (Brain Narcotics) is set to drop in January 2025 and is making waves thanks in part to its star-studded guest lineup.
Built on a dancehall riddim that’ll get your body moving whether you like it or not, the remix offers a lavish taste of each MC’s skills.
If you take it on at karaoke, don’t go solo—get your crew hyped with you.
Check everyone’s vocal timbre and flow, divvy up the parts, and you’ll take the energy even higher!
No DripMYERA
A sleek urban number woven from heavy, thunderous bass and a cool dance beat.
Released on May 3, 2025, this work is paired with the digital single “TORNADO.” It infuses MYERA’s signature powerful vocal work with contemporary R&B elements, crafting a refined sonic world.
Carrying a message of shedding flashy ornamentation to reveal inner radiance, it embodies the group’s concept, “STAY REAL.” Recommended for those who value authenticity and intrinsic worth, and for anyone seeking the strength that comes from being unadorned.
No-No BoyZa Supaidāsu
This song fuses sophisticated chord progressions influenced by the British beat with a soul-stirring rock ’n’ roll sound.
The musical style crafted by Hiroshi Kamayatsu opened up new possibilities for Japan’s rock scene at the time.
Released as a single by Philips Records in February 1966, it was also featured in the Nikkatsu film Youth A-Go-Go that same year.
With catchy, love-themed phrases repeated throughout, it leaves a deep impression on listeners.
Boasting an innovative melody line and a stylish vibe, this track is recommended for those who want to relive the bittersweet memories of their youth, as well as music fans eager to savor a classic that represents the golden era of Japanese rock.