A roundup of Western songs with titles that start with 'Q'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with Q,” what songs come to mind?
We don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so you might not be able to think of any right away.
There are plenty of English words that start with Q—for example, “Queen,” “Question,” and “Quit.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with Q from among many famous tracks around the world.
Enjoy the read while looking forward to discovering some new music.
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A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with “Q” (1–10)
Quantum FluxNorthlane
Northlane, a band representing Australia’s metal scene, has explored a diverse range of styles from metalcore to nu metal since their formation in 2009.
Just two years later, they made their debut in 2011 with the album Discoveries, and have continued to draw attention with their experimental sound.
After a vocalist change in 2015, they won the ARIA Music Award for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album three times with the albums Node, Mesmer, and Alien.
Incorporating alternative and progressive elements, their shape-shifting musicality has earned them international acclaim.
They’re a recommended band for listeners seeking a heavy sound paired with a dark yet translucent atmosphere and introspective lyrics.
Quality Revenge at LastHey Mercedes
Hey Mercedes is a band formed by three out of four members of Braid, a pioneering group in the ’90s emo scene.
As a result, their sound carries on Braid’s legacy, but this band’s music is more accessible—simpler and more powerful.
In the end, they reunited as Braid in 2013.
QuestionsMaeta
Maeta, a singer-songwriter from Indianapolis who’s caught the attention of Jay-Z, grew up in a creatively rich environment—her mother in visual creation and her father a drummer—so it’s no surprise she had a clear musical identity from the moment she debuted.
Her new track is Questions.
Surprisingly, she says she listened to the Eagles and John Mayer when she was a child.
Reflecting that early influence, this song blends unconventional R&B with a subtle pop sensibility.
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QAAA
Following groups like Arashi in popularity is the idol group “AAA.” A defining feature is that they’re co-ed, which sets them apart from Johnny’s and other idol groups.
Their songs have a fun vibe, so if you dance to them with friends, it’s sure to become a great memory for events like year-end parties.
QuicksandDavid Bowie
“Quicksand” is included on the glam rock-era album “Hunky Dory.” It’s a track that conveys a sense of transience and powerlessness, revealing Bowie’s introspective side.
There’s also a demo version of “Quicksand” recorded with just an acoustic guitar, which fans often praise as “more moving than the official version.”
Queen Of DenmarkJohn Grant
It’s a song performed solo by John Grant.
The very minor-key, striking piano intro immediately draws you in.
The steady tempo and quiet delivery have a way of touching the heart.
It’s a ballad you can listen to at a relaxed pace.
QuasimodoQuaterna requiem
A 39-minute musical journey woven from majestic yet delicate melodies.
Inspired by the story of The Hunchback of Notre-Dame, this work is rich with allure that seems to lead you into the medieval world.
It forms the core suite of Quaterna Requiem’s 1994 album Quasimodo, where the sounds of Gregorian chant and crumhorn vividly portray Quasimodo’s tragic life.
Perfect for those who want to savor the essence of symphonic progressive rock.
Structured like a film soundtrack, it reveals something new with every listen.
A highly recommended piece for all who deeply love music.