Jamiroquai Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

StarchildJamiroquai50rank/position

Jamiroquai – Starchild

In a good way, it’s a song without any striking quirks.

It has a smooth flow that makes you want to keep it playing in the background.

I think the style is very Jamiroquai-like.

It’s the kind of track you’d want to have on while driving or relaxing at home.

Stillness in TimeJamiroquai51rank/position

Jamiroquai – Stillness in time

This song has a very casual vibe—it’s poppy and bright.

It’s the kind of tune you can listen to anytime: when you wake up in the morning, during your lunch break, when you come home tired at night, or on a nice sunny day when you’re heading out for a drive.

I also like the stylish sound in the track that’s kind of like a recorder.

The music video has a fun, cheerful feel to it too.

Summer GirlJamiroquai52rank/position

Jamiroquai – Summer Girl (Official Video)

JAMIROQUAI is a UK-based act known as the group that became the most globally famous in the acid jazz genre.

With Jason Kay on vocals, they debuted in 1992 and have released nine albums, including a best-of, by 2017.

The KidsJamiroquai53rank/position

Jamiroquai – The Kids

This is a track from the second album, The Return Of The Space Cowboy, released in 1994.

It’s a Funk- and Acid Jazz–style number, with a distinctive uptempo rhythm and punchy live instrumentation.

The album title by Suchmos and the name of the band Johnny Depp played in are also known as The Kids.

Twenty Zero OneJamiroquai54rank/position

Jamiroquai “Twenty Zero One”

It has an electronic, electro-style vibe.

Jamiroquai’s vocals are transformed into electronic sounds, giving it a different atmosphere from their other tracks and a slightly harder edge.

It’s a bit unusual, so I think a song like this is perfect for when you’re tired of the usual Jamiroquai sound.

White Knuckle RideJamiroquai55rank/position

Jamiroquai – White Knuckle Ride

The PV for this song features footage of riding in a helicopter, giving it an unreal vibe—as if you’re floating in the air yourself—so it has a fresh, new sensation.

The vocals themselves feel cool and not too noisy, making it very easy to listen to.

In a good way, it’s very accessible; in a less favorable sense, it doesn’t have much of that Jamiroquai-like quality.