Jamiroquai Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

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Sunny (Live At Covent Garden) – Jamiroquai

This track isn’t an original by Jamiroquai; it’s Jamiroquai’s cover of Bobby Hebb’s classic “Sunny.” The song has long been performed frequently in sessions as a jazz standard, and Jamiroquai’s rendition also has a strong, stylish jam-session vibe.

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Jamiroquai – Supersonic

This is a single from the 1999 album Synkronized.

With didgeridoo sounds, a samba-like beat, scratch-like effects, and sampling elements reminiscent of The Chemical Brothers, it all comes together in a brilliantly grooving Funk/Acid Jazz-style track.

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Jamiroquai – Talullah (Audio)

Among Jamiroquai’s songs, this one has an especially calm feel—smooth, mature, and really lovely.

Its relaxed tempo makes it easy to listen to at an easy pace.

It’s the kind of track I’d want to enjoy slowly at night with a drink.

I’m quite fond of this song.

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Jamiroquai – Travelling Without Moving (Audio)

Jamiroquai, the band led by Jay Kay that sparked a worldwide movement in the ’90s under the genre of acid jazz.

Their track “Travelling Without Moving” delivers an incredible groove driven by a thick, powerful bass tone.

With a bass line as its core, the song unfolds through various developments—sure to stir the soul of any bassist when you listen.

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Jamiroquai – When You Gonna Learn? (Official Video)

This is the first single from their debut album, Emergency on Planet Earth, released in 1993.

The track is also famous for featuring the didgeridoo and is known for having made an impact on the London club scene.

Jay Kay sings about environmental issues—how we treat nature and the threat of animal extinction—and the Japanese title carries a strong, message-driven meaning: “When will you realize?”

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Jamiroquai – You Give Me Something (Official Video)

This is a classic club track by Jamiroquai, who deliver highly reliable and solid works through a pop style infused with elements of funk and acid jazz.

Its modern atmosphere creates a pleasant feel, elevating it into a piece especially recommended for teenagers.

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Jamiroquai – Black Capricorn Day (Long Version – Official Video)

It’s a catchy, upbeat song♪ In the PV, Jamiroquai plays a mischievous kid, with scenes of him recklessly driving a car, which makes it pretty entertaining.

It brings out Jamiroquai’s youthful vibe, and I think it’s a fun, great track.

It’s the kind of song I want to keep on repeat♪