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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JealousyPale Waves
Pale Waves are a band that represents Dirty Hit—one of the most talked-about labels in the world, home to many popular artists like The 1975, beabadoobee, and Rina Sawayama.
Fronted by the irresistibly charismatic Heather Baron-Gracie and known for an ensemble that embraces multiple genres while staying true to guitar rock, they’re hugely popular in Japan as well.
From October to November 2022, they returned to Japan for long-awaited shows that generated massive excitement.
This time, we’re spotlighting Jealousy, a track from their third album Unwanted, released the same year.
It’s an undeniable killer tune that kicks off with the most aggressive and loud guitar riff in Pale Waves’ history—perfect for a wake-up jolt to get your energy up.
Chosen as the final song of the encore during their Japan shows, it’s poised to become one of their new signature tracks.
Lines like “Jealousy is my best friend,” so quintessentially Heather, are striking, and the lyrics—said to reflect her own personality—are well worth a close listen.
JosephinePatricia
A techno masterpiece whose rugged, reverb-drenched drums make you feel as if you’ve discovered and wandered into a mysterious underground space stretching endlessly beneath the city.
Its sound sharpens the minimal sensibility that flows through techno with a contemporary touch, resonating freshly in the heart.
Jazz dance at east villagePaul Murphy
Paul Murphy is a DJ born in East London, UK, who launched an event called Jazz Room at London’s Electric Ballroom and the WAG Club in 1981.
A true evangelist of jazz, he has had a profound influence on figures like Gilles Peterson, Norman Jay, and Madlib.
He discovered most of the dance jazz classics, and it’s fair to say that without him there would be no dance jazz, acid jazz, or club jazz.
It seems that many Mods gathered at the parties Paul Murphy started around 1986.
Johnny GuitarPeggy Lee
This jazz classic by Peggy Lee showcases her talent as an artist with charismatic appeal, thanks to her husky, full-bodied vocal work and an energetic track approach.
Her masterful vocal delivery is stunning and offers a vibrant feel that’s perfect for July.
Joy To the WorldPentatonix
An indispensable song for Christmas is Joy to the World.
It has long been sung in churches as a carol celebrating Christmas, but in 1970 the American trio Three Dog Night covered it and made it a big hit.
The a cappella group Pentatonix, who debuted in 2011, also delights us with their beautiful harmonies.
JanuaryPilot
This is “January,” a signature song by Pilot, a Scottish rock band that debuted in 1974.
Its upbeat rhythm and rhymed lyrics feel great, making it a simple yet very easy-on-the-ears track.
It’s the kind of number you’ll want to enjoy outside rather than cooped up indoors, breathing in the fresh air—something that could even blow away the chill of January!
JunePip Millett
This song by Manchester-born singer-songwriter Pip Millett is included on her 2020 EP, Lost In June.
The lyrics, which reminisce about beautiful memories from the past, evoke recollections of special people that come to mind during the rainy June season.
Set to a relaxed tempo, her soulful vocals feel comforting and gently envelop the listener.
It’s a track that can lift your spirits on a rainy day as you hold gratitude for those who support you.
It’s a masterpiece that I especially hope people at their lowest will listen to.