Awesome Music / Jujutsu Kaisen

• The first opening of the anime, "Kaikai Kitan" by Eve, is slick and powerful, representing the series' dynamic pacing and creepy atmosphere perfectly. Combine that with some absolutely killer visuals and you have one hell of an opening.
• The first ending of the anime, "Lost in Paradise" by ALI feat. AKLO, relishes in its jazz atmosphere, being punchy and cool with its killer combination of soothing vocals, slick raps, and all-around fun instrumental. There's even a sax solo in the middle!
• Opening 2, "VIVID VICE" by Who-ya Extended, is a rock song with a smooth chorus complimented by great visuals that tease the upcoming battles in the Kyoto Goodwill Event Arc.
• "give it back" by Co shu Nie, the second ending, is simply beautiful in its haunting vocals and dreamy instrumental. Set to equally beautiful visuals, the ballad illustrates the emotional struggles that Yuji has had to face in his short journey, reaching a powerful crescendo near the end that will blow you away.
• "Boogie Woogie" by Yoshimasa Terui, used during Yuji and Todo's fight against Hanami, is an absurdly energetic piece that fully captures the momentum of the scene. Fans have also noted that the rhythm of the song switches back and forth every 20 seconds or so, reflect Todo's ability to swap back and forth.
• "Hollow Purple" by Alisa Okehazama goes full-on dubstep for Gojo's technique of the same name, containing not one, but two beat drops to signify its tempo changes, radiating nothing but pure energy within its timeframe.
• "Impatience" by Hiroaki Tsutsumi ft. Paranom and Kasper combines rap-rock with the erhu (a traditional Chinese fiddle) that manages to make the anime's most impressive action scenes stand out even more.
• Episode 24 of the anime features "REMEMBER" by coldrain's Masto, an absolutely incredible metalcore track that plays over Yuji and Nobara's fight with Kechizu and Eso. The climax is simply a highlight, brilliantly accompanying the shifting transition between Yuji and Nobara before they enact a combined "Black Flash".
• "One Way" by King Gnu, the theme for Jujutsu Kaisen 0, is a catchy, fast-paced rock piece with lyrics that can apply to both Yuta and Rika's relationship and Gojo and Geto's.
• The Hidden Inventory opening, "Ao no Sumika" by Tatsuya Kitani, captures the bond between Gojo and Geto with an air of wonder and exuberance, while its undertones of wistful melancholy underscore the arc's tragedy as well. The visuals are also stellar, beautifully showcasing the season's new animation style.
• The Shibuya Incident opening, "SPECIALZ" by King Gnu, is a delightfully eerie piece featuring pulsing instrumentation and mesmerizing chanting backed up by creepy, quasi-romantic lyrics, all of which fits the arc to a T. The red-lighted visuals feature excellent action sequences and solid Foreshadowing that contrasts the previous opening perfectly. Interestingly enough, the band wrote the song as if it was made by the villains of the arc (the Disaster Curses, "Geto", and Sukuna).
• "Malevolent Shrine", a haunting and utterly divine piece which plays when Sukuna pops his domain on Mahoraga and obliterates Shibuya, a true feeling of a divine calamity that can’t be stopped and only witnessed.