A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “J”
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “J,” do any come to mind?
We don’t usually pay much attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might be hard to think of one right away.
That said, there are plenty of English words that start with “J,” like “Joy,” “Just,” “Jet,” and “Jesus.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles that begin with “J,” regardless of era or genre.
By exploring music from a perspective you may not have tried before, you might discover some new tracks.
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A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with “J” (71–80)
Ji-Eun’s SunsetCity Girl
City Girl’s “Neon Impasse,” characterized by cute, anime-like BGM vibes, is perfect for a little relaxation time.
Although based in California, she seems highly attuned to Japanese pop culture, as evidenced by the manga- and anime-inspired illustrations she has used on the covers of all her releases since her 2017 debut.
She even describes her own music as “soft music for cat lovers,” showing her commitment to cuteness.
Its urban, cool sound seems like a great match for nighttime atmospheres.
Jade’s PlaceDESTRAGE
I thought the music video was distinctive because it shows the singer performing in a place with turning gears.
The singer also does some unique choreography, which I felt showed good taste.
The song feels very energetic, and it seems like you’d get more and more fired up as you listen.
Jamaica SkaKeith & Ken with Byron Lee & the Dragonaires
As emblematic acts of Jamaica’s early-1960s music scene, the names Keith & Ken and Byron Lee & the Dragonaires continue to shine.
Celebrated for popularizing ska—born from a fusion of jazz and mento—they left behind a string of legendary performances.
In 1962, they appeared in the James Bond film series, bringing the allure of Jamaican music to audiences worldwide.
In recognition of these achievements, Byron Lee was awarded the Order of Distinction by the Jamaican government in 1982.
A powerhouse band that also backed stars like Harry Belafonte and Chuck Berry, they are known for their lively rhythms and rich harmonies.
They are a top recommendation for anyone wanting to fully savor the appeal of ska and reggae.
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Johnny AngelCarpenters
This is a tender oldies cover by the American duo the Carpenters, gently embracing the sweet, bittersweet feelings of youthful love.
Brimming with the charm of the brother-sister duo, it appears as part of the oldies medley on the B-side of their album “Now & Then,” released in May 1973.
Karen Carpenter’s translucent, heartfelt vocals blend beautifully with Richard Carpenter’s refined arrangements.
Originally sung by Shelley Fabares in 1962 and a No.
1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, the song is reimagined with the Carpenters’ signature elegance.
It’s a recommended track for those who want to bask in warm nostalgia and spend a heartwarming moment.
JupiterNAO
Hailing from the UK, Nao is known for a musicality brimming with joy and hope.
Created while her activities were limited after being diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome, this track from the album “Jupiter” takes its name from Jupiter—the “planet of joy” in astrology.
Its sound, defined by a sprightly bassline and captivating drums, pairs with her clear, airy high vocals to deliver a heartwarming message.
Released in February 2025, the piece is a refined track that deftly fuses elements of R&B, soul, and electronic music, showcasing her growth as an artist.
Set to be performed on her Europe and North America tour starting in February 2025, this song is perfect for moments when you want to feel uplifted or are seeking music that gently stays by your side.
Juana La CubanaLA LOM
LA LOM has been attracting attention for its unique sound that blends the diverse traditional music of Latin America—such as Mexico, Cuba, and Peru—with classic American jazz, rockabilly, and soul.
The three members, who held a residency at a historic hotel in Los Angeles, debuted in 2021 with the EP “LA LOM.” In August 2024, they released their highly anticipated album “The Los Angeles League of Musicians” on major label Verve Records, achieving the remarkable feat of reaching No.
5 on Billboard’s Tropical Albums chart.
This accomplished trio has not only opened for Vampire Weekend on tour but has also performed alongside renowned artists like Gladys Knight and Beck.
Enjoy their captivating sound, which, through its multicultural palette and unique artistic vision, presents new possibilities at the intersection of folk traditions and pop music.
Jumpin’ Jack FlashThe Rolling Stones
From their true start in 1962, for over 60 years without ever disbanding, The Rolling Stones have continued to perform as an active band at the pinnacle of rock.
Fresh in our memory is their 2023 original album “Hackney Diamonds” winning Best Rock Album at the 67th Grammy Awards.
One of their signature songs, the classic “Jumpin’ Jack Flash” released in 1968, is also referenced in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 6: Stone Ocean as the name of the Stand used by Lang Rangler.
It’s a straightforward rock track with a cool, lively riff—definitely give it a listen!
