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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Quebec November HotelHubert-Félix Thiéfaine
Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine is a beloved French male singer.
An artist known for pop rock, he racked up numerous hit songs from the late 1970s through the 2000s.
Among his works, the track that’s perfect for November is “Quebec November Hotel.” France is known for its artistic output, and this piece is no exception—its structure is distinctive and inventive.
If you enjoy David Bowie’s work, you’ll probably like this too!
Quero te ver gozarJaloo
Jarú is a singer based in Brazil.
Her song “Quero te ver gozar” conveys the complexity of human relationships.
It’s a story-driven track that begins with the protagonist going to see samba.
There, the protagonist thinks, “I wish I could have shown this to the one I love,” only to realize that the person they love has actually come to the samba with someone else.
In other words, their loved one has been unfaithful.
Pay attention to how the protagonist’s feelings evolve from that point on.
Q.U.E.E.N.Janelle Monáe ft. Erykah Badu
A collaboration between American artist Janelle Monáe and singer Erykah Badu.
It was inspired by a private conversation between the two.
The music video was directed by Alan Ferguson, who is also Solange Knowles’s boyfriend.
Quantum SoupJordan Rudess
It’s included on the 2001 album “Feeding the Wheel.” After a brief introduction, the song kicks off with a distinctly pop-forward feel—truly worthy of being called the lead track.
The guitar solo is performed by guest musician Steve Morse.
Quiet KennyKenny Dorham
Kenny Dorham is a jazz trumpeter.
This work is an album released in 1959.
It is one of his signature recordings, and as you can hear from the opening original track, Lotus Blossom, his true forte was a flowing style tinged with melancholy.
He is an artist beloved in Japan for performances that resonate deeply with the heart.
Queen Of My CastleKris Kross Amsterdam x INNA
A collaboration between Kris Kross Amsterdam and INNA has become a hot topic as a go-to theme track often played in clubs.
Released in April 2024, the song reached No.
9 on the Dutch charts.
Centered on female empowerment, it brims with confidence and self-assertion.
It samples Wamdue Project’s “King of My Castle,” making it irresistible for EDM fans.
With its energetic, upbeat rhythm, it’s sure to light up the dance floor.
Highly recommended for those making their club debut or party lovers alike.
Put this track on, and everyone will be grooving in no time.
QuicksandLa Roux
A song released as a single in 2008 by La Roux, a synth-pop duo formed in London, UK, in 2006.
It’s an electropop track that sings about romantic longing.
It reached No.
19 on the Belgian charts.