Songs with titles that start with “Ri”
The second letter in the ra-gyo is “ri.”
When you play shiritori, it often ends up being the first prompt you have to think of, doesn’t it?
So, what songs with titles that start with “ri” come to mind for you?
In this article, we’ll introduce songs whose titles begin with “ri.”
The ra-gyo can be a tricky row to find words from, but even among them, “ri” actually has lots of words that make great song titles, like “ringo” (apple), “ryuusei” (shooting star), and “riaru” (real).
Be sure to check out the article, and if you find a favorite, give it a listen—or try singing it yourself!
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Songs whose titles begin with “Ri” (361–370)
What is the ideal paradox?Togenashi Togeari
You won’t be able to take your ears off the delicate, delay-drenched guitar sound.
This rock number is by Togenashi Togeari, the in-anime band formed for the series “Girls Band Cry.” It’s included on the 2023 single “Kiutsu, Hakudaku su.” With a cool atmosphere, the timbres of each instrument intertwine intricately to create a richly layered sonic world.
It may especially resonate with listeners who love reverberant guitars that make full use of spatial effects.
Linnehachi
It’s a classic in the Vocaloid world.
Released by Kenshi Yonezu under the name Hachi, it debuted in July 2010 and caused such a huge sensation that it entered the Hall of Fame in just two days.
The lyrics, themed around the Buddhist concept of “samsara,” portray life and death and the repetition of time, deeply resonating with listeners.
Hatsune Miku’s delicate vocals further enhance the poignancy of the words.
Try singing it with all your emotion.
Receiptpawāzu
Powers’ “Receipt,” a song about salarymen’s all-too-relatable receipt struggles.
Powers, who once worked as a comedy duo, released it in 1989.
Receipts from client entertainment, receipts from taxi rides, receipts during solo assignments away from home—salarymen and receipts are inseparable.
For those who spend every day buried in receipts, it’s a track that will have you nodding along, “Yes, that’s exactly it.” When you’re fed up with the daily grind of chasing receipts, singing this song is highly recommended!
I’ll literally knock you out.Pinokio P
Real ni Buttobasu, with its irresistibly pop sound, is a piece PinocchioP created as a theme song for a character in a mobile game.
Its lyrics portray a woman who, for her partner’s sake, chooses to say goodbye using the strong words in the title.
It also weaves in philosophical elements, so I hope you’ll take time to listen closely.
And don’t miss the ultra–high notes in the final chorus—combined with the rapid-fire delivery, it’s sure to get stuck in your head.
Light Speed of Transmigrationfurokuro
You’ll be overwhelmed by its avant-garde worldview.
The track “Ruten Kousoku” by Vocaloid producer Frokuro was released in 2022 and participated in the BOCALOID Collection (BocaColle) Fall 2022 TOP100 ranking.
The sections that build rhythm with glitched-out beats are insanely cool.
If you’re into drum’n’bass or hardcore music, it’ll especially hit the mark.
Frokuro’s musicality is truly astounding—the ideas are so bold that you can’t help but wonder how they even came up with them.
Meteor Dreamlinepurazumajika
It’s a heart-wrenching rock number that projects feelings for a loved one far away onto the glow of shooting stars.
A song from Sanrio’s mixed-media project “SHOW BY ROCK!!,” it was released as a single under the in-story band Plasmagica in 2015.
The guitar sound is a highlight, showing different faces—catchy in some parts, cool in others.
The track itself has a crisp, dynamic structure, making it very easy to listen to, and the members’ straightforward vocals shine throughout.
RideauPorukadotto Sutingurei
A quirky guitar riff and a bassline that leaps between highs and lows, with drum beats synced to the claps.
The structure of the lyrics and melody has an addictive quality that makes listeners want to hit replay.
The sound design is cutting-edge, balancing a contemporary vibe with a sense of the band’s history.
The album “Odoru Yō ni” is their fourth full-length, released in September 2022, with “Rido” as its lead track.
It was also chosen as the ending theme for TBS’s “Yoru no Branch” in September and October.
Perfect for those who love danceable rock.