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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JoyRita Ora
This song by British singer Rita Ora was produced as part of the soundtrack for season 2 of Netflix’s hit reality show Love Is Blind UK.
Its soul-cleansing gospel tones blend beautifully with a modern pop sound that fuels you for tomorrow.
The track expresses the true joy and tranquil state of mind found by facing oneself, conveyed through her warm yet powerful vocals.
Released as a standalone piece in August 2025, it showcases the full range of her artistry as the UK female solo artist with the most Top 10 singles.
It’s a positive song that gently gives you a push when you’re feeling a bit down or need some encouragement.
Just Two GirlsWolf Alice
Wolf Alice, the British alternative rock band that has secured a firm place in the modern rock scene—winning the 2018 Mercury Prize for their second album, “Visions of a Life”—are set to release their fourth album, “The Clearing,” in August 2025.
One of its central tracks seems to brim with a heartwarming charm that differs from their grunge-leaning side.
Vocalist Ellie Rowsell has said the song was inspired by a meal she shared with a friend, and its theme centers on the comforting feeling of sorting out one’s thoughts through intimate conversation.
Its breezy soft-rock sound, driven by piano and drums, carries a calm, gentle atmosphere—like a leisurely afternoon spent with a friend.
It’s a tender, affectionate sound that makes you appreciate the simple joys of everyday life.
JuneauFuneral for a Friend
Hailing from Wales, Funeral for a Friend is a band that epitomized the UK post-hardcore scene of the 2000s.
Their songs sweep from delicate guitar arpeggios into explosive, emotionally charged band passages that are guaranteed to grab your heart.
This track seems to wrestle with unreachable feelings and a past one longs to sever, as aching clean melodies and piercing screams intertwine to striking effect.
Released in July 2003, the single reached No.
19 on the UK Singles Chart.
It served as a springboard to their debut album, Casually Dressed & Deep in Conversation, which announced their name across the scene.
For those who want both lyricism and aggression, this is an unequivocally recommended track.
Just Want You to KnowBackstreet Boys
This song by the American group Backstreet Boys pours unspoken feelings for a former lover into a powerful sound.
Released in July 2005, it’s included on the acclaimed album “Never Gone” and reached the top 10 on the charts in the UK and Spain.
Stepping beyond their traditional pop image, the track shifts to a rock-tinged sound marked by memorable guitar riffs, revealing a new side of the group.
It portrays a bittersweet yet straightforward male perspective, wishing to tell someone they’ll never meet again, “There’s just this one thing I want you to know.” If you have lingering feelings about a past relationship, listening to this song might help you face your emotions.
Just Like ChetLaufey
Laufey, a singer-songwriter from Iceland.
Deeply in love with classical and jazz, her music blends the charm of a bygone era with a modern sensibility.
This piece is a tribute to a legendary jazz trumpeter.
It’s utterly charming how she likens her tendency to fall in love easily to his famous song.
The acoustic sound and intimate, close-miked vocals heighten the romantic atmosphere.
Featured on her debut album, “Everything I Know About Love,” released in August 2022, this track helped lay the groundwork for her Grammy-winning album the following year.
Listen to it at a stylish restaurant while enjoying a conversation with someone special, and it might just become an unforgettable night.
JUNIOR’S LAWSkepta
This track was created by Skepta, a heavyweight of the UK grime scene, to put an end to his beef with American rapper Joyner Lucas.
Set over a bold, rock-infused sound that features a growling guitar riff, his razor-sharp, anger-laced flow makes a powerful impact on the listener.
The lyrics deliver scathing accusations against his opponent, conveying the tense, razor’s-edge atmosphere that only a rap battle can bring.
Distilling the uncompromising artistry of the man who won the Mercury Prize in 2016 with the classic album Konnichiwa, this song is perfect when you want to experience the real push-and-pull of hip-hop and an aggressive, genre-blurring sound.
JuicyDoja Cat
Doja Cat, an American artist who emerged from internet culture.
This track is a body-positive anthem that sings—humorously and boldly—about loving your body just the way it is.
Her confident message over a groovy sound infused with disco and funk elements has become a hot topic.
Originally included on the album “Amala,” it entered the U.S.
charts for the first time after a remix featuring Tyga was released in August 2019.
The colorful music video, where she dances in fruit costumes, is also a must-see.
Give this feel-good dance tune a listen and let it lift your spirits—why not sway along too?