Jamiroquai Popular Song Rankings [2025]

Just DanceJamiroquai36rank/position

Just Dance – Jamiroquai

Need a little breather? If you’re a man in your thirties, why not try singing Jamiroquai’s smash hit “Just Dance”? It’ll make you want to start moving.

Let’s set some lovely English lyrics to that stylish melody.

Somehow, your heart feels lighter.

Keep an ear out for that wonderful melody.

LifelineJamiroquai37rank/position

Jamiroquai – Lifeline [Official Video]

It’s the third single from their seventh album, Rock Dust Light Star, released in 2010.

The music video includes footage from the Rock Dust Light Star world tour, scenes of hotel stays, meet-and-greets with fans, and performances on various TV music programs.

In the Japan scenes, for some reason, Mikako Kano of the Kano Sisters appears.

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Jamiroquai – Light Years

Jamiroquai, the band that gained worldwide popularity with “Virtual Insanity.” In Japan, they’re a hugely popular band that anyone with even a passing knowledge of Western music would know.

Their biggest draw is, without a doubt, their musical style.

Their distinctive sound—acid jazz infused with neo-soul-like arrangements—has influenced many artists.

Take Suchmos, for example; most of their songs have a Jamiroquai-like vibe.

Among Jamiroquai’s tracks, the one I want you to listen to in January is “Light Years.” It features a soulful arrangement close to funk and neo-soul.

Main VeinJamiroquai39rank/position

Jamiroquai Main Vein

Among Jamiroquai’s tracks, this one is especially groovy.

It has that club-ready vibe, and when I listen to it, I can’t help but feel my body start to move on its own.

It’s a bright, feel-good song.

I also think the female chorus that comes in at the end adds a nice atmospheric touch.

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Jamiroquai – Morning Glory (Audio)

This is a track from the second album, The Return of the Space Cowboy, released in 1994.

When you think of “Morning Glory,” Oasis’s song is the famous one, but that was released in 1995, so Jamiroquai’s track actually came first.

Despite sharing the same title, the vibe of the two songs is completely different, which makes it fun to compare them.

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Picture of My Life – Jamiroquai

It’s a relaxed, slightly melancholic track with a great atmosphere.

As footage of Jamiroquai’s past photos plays, you can really feel the band’s history.

It has a natural, pleasant vibe.

Rather than pop, it’s calm and mature, the kind of song I’d want to listen to at night while having a drink.

RadioJamiroquai42rank/position

Jamiroquai-Radio

It’s a very Jamiroquai-like song, so I love it.

The vibe is quintessentially Jamiroquai, and just listening to it lifts my spirits.

The collaboration with the female vocals in the chorus is cool, too! I also love the bass and guitar—they sound great.

I think it’s a track anyone can enjoy after just one listen.

Among Jamiroquai’s songs, this is one I especially recommend.