(April 25, 2025). Here’s the fourth installment of Music Jeopardy! DJROBBLOG provides the clues, you provide the responses AND figure out the mystery category to which they all belong.
And don’t overthink the category, it’s pretty simple (and approximate answers — or category names that are funnier than the one I had in my head — are also ok).
Okay, here goes…
Music Jeopardy 4 Clues:
Ok, now for the next one…
And here’s the third…
Ok, that really made sense… now for the fourth:
Okay, since you asked for it…
No Jeopardy category should have six clues, but this is not normal Jeopardy!
… and I am not normal!
Can you figure out the correct responses and come up with a suitable category? Provide your responses in the “Your Thoughts” field below or DM me on social media platforms where this is posted. If you play spoiler and provide a public response, I won’t confirm the answers there until the next Music Jeopardy is posted.
Results from Music Jeopardy 3:
The last puzzle’s category stumped everyone. Several people guessed the song titles correctly, but no one guessed the category and it was right there in the clues. Luis Ortiz (from NJ) came closest. The correct results to that puzzle were:
Clue 1: What is “All Through The Night”?
Clue 2: What is “Dueling Banjos”?
Clue 3: What is “Praise You”?
Clue 4: What is “Think About Me”?
Clue 5: What is “Sanctify Yourself”?
Clue 5b: What is “I Can’t Tell You Why”?
Clue 5c: What is “Voices Carry”?
Each of these songs’ titles contain all five vowels used just once, which I provided in the clues. And in the Clue 5’s, they also use the letter “y” as a vowel (“Sanctify,” “Why,” “Carry”).
Hence the Category: A E I O U and Sometimes Y
I can’t tell you why I did that, I just did. Stay tuned for the next installment! Until then, Happy Guessing!
DJRob
DJRob (he/him) is a freelance music blogger from the East Coast who covers R&B, hip-hop, disco, pop, rock and country genres – plus lots of music news and current stuff! You can follow him on Bluesky at @djrobblog.bsky.social, X (formerly Twitter) at @djrobblog, on Facebook or on Meta’s Threads.
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The genre is country definitely with these strong lyric clues
Not necessarily tied to a genre but an interesting thought.