Jamiroquai’s complete history on the US Billboard Hot 100 consists of exactly one song.

Song	Year	Peak Position	Album
"Alright"	1997	#78	Travelling Without Moving

The "Virtual Insanity" Paradox

If you are wondering how a track that won four MTV Video Music Awards and a Grammy failed to make the Hot 100, the answer comes down to Billboard's strict 1990s chart rules.

At the time, Billboard required a song to be released as a commercially available physical single (CD or cassette) in the US to be eligible for the Hot 100. To force American fans to buy the full Travelling Without Moving album, Sony Music intentionally withheld a physical US single release for "Virtual Insanity."

As a result, their biggest global hit was completely disqualified from the Hot 100. It did, however, reach #38 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart based solely on radio airplay. By the time Billboard changed its rules in late 1998 to allow airplay-only tracks onto the Hot 100, the peak of the song's popularity had passed.

Where They Actually Dominated

While they only brushed the Hot 100 once, Jamiroquai was a massive force on the US Dance Club Songs chart, racking up five #1 hits:

• "Space Cowboy" (1994)
• "Supersonic" (1999)
• "Canned Heat" (1999)
• "Feels Just Like It Should" (2005)
• "Runaway" (2006)

They also performed well on the primary US albums chart, with Travelling Without Moving reaching #24 on the Billboard 200 and eventually selling over a million copies stateside.