Rufus Wainwright Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

MarthaRufus Wainwright1rank/position

Rufus Wainwright performing “Martha” on KCRW

Rufus Wainwright is a U.S.-born artist who continues to explore a wide range of genres, and “Martha,” included on his album All Days Are Nights: Songs for Lulu released on March 23, 2010, is one of the most moving songs in his body of work.

Centered on the piano, its simple yet deeply expressive performance focuses on Wainwright’s intimate family relationships—especially his deep affection for and bond with his sister, Martha.

With its candid expression of personal feelings, the song resonates powerfully with listeners.

“Martha,” which invites reflection on sibling love and family ties, is especially recommended when you find yourself thinking about your family.

I Eat DinnerRufus Wainwright feat. Dido2rank/position

[Pop] Rufus Wainwright feat. Dido – I Eat Dinner [HQ]

Rufus Wainwright’s singing amplifies the feeling of heartbreak to the utmost.

The melody is very quiet, overflowing with a truly sorrowful ballad-like atmosphere.

The lyrics, written about the grief of losing a loved one, make it an incredibly poignant song.

Across The UniverseRufus Wainwright3rank/position

Samsung Galaxy S8 Unpacked Live Stream (Official Replay)

Originally a track released by The Beatles in 1969.

It was written by John Lennon after an argument with his wife.

A cover version by Rufus Wainwright was released in 2002 and was used in Samsung’s “Unpacked” commercial for the Galaxy S8 in 2017.

April FoolsRufus Wainwright4rank/position

Rufus Wainwright – April Fools (Official Music Video)

If you’re looking for Western songs to listen to on April Fools’ Day, you won’t want to miss tracks titled “April Fools.” Rufus Wainwright is also well known for singing “Hallelujah,” which was featured in the film Shrek.

Go or Go AheadRufus Wainwright5rank/position

Rufus Wainwright ‘Go or go ahead’

The song by Canadian singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright is a moving piece that explores themes of self-discovery, inner conflict, and liberation.

Featured on his album Want One, released in September 2003, this track consists solely of piano and his emotive vocals, yet it conveys a wide range of feelings.

The lyrics, which seek hope amid anxiety, resonate with anyone standing at a crossroads in life.

Why not listen to this song that enriches life’s important moments and take a bold new step forward?

HallelujahRufus Wainwright6rank/position

Rufus Wainwright – Hallelujah (Live At The Fillmore)

Among artists, only a very small number truly have real talent.

For example, someone who is Japanese and only understands Japanese might only listen to Japanese music.

A true artist is someone who can win over even a person like that.

This person is without a doubt the real deal among the real.

Oh What a WorldRufus Wainwright7rank/position

Rufus Wainwright – Oh What A World

This is the SUZUKI IGNIS commercial titled “No Matter the City in the World,” which aired in 2018.

The IGNIS was selected as a Top 3 finalist for World Urban Car at the 2017 World Car Awards and is said to be one of the cars that suits urban environments best worldwide.

The song used in the commercial is “Oh What A World” by New York–born singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright, an homage to the classical masterpiece Boléro.

Its orchestral sound feels urban and matches the image of the IGNIS perfectly.

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