Sting’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

Send Your Love (feat. Vicente Amigo)Sting43rank/position

Sting – Send Your Love (Official Music Video)

A track included on the seventh album, Sacred Love, released in 2003.

Since his solo debut in the 1980s, Sting has put out music with a wide range of styles, and this is an EDM number with a dance beat.

Beyond its musicality, the lyrics are literary and beautiful, rich with compelling metaphors that reward close reading.

Sister MoonSting44rank/position

Sister Moon-Sting

A track by the British singer-songwriter Sting.

It is included on the 1987 album .

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Nothing Like the Sun.

The album reached the Top 10 on charts around the world and won a Brit Award.

Spread a Little HappinessSting45rank/position

Sting – Spread A Little Happiness

It sometimes happens that a member of a famous group makes their solo debut by contributing a song to a movie soundtrack, and this track is one such example.

It plays over the ending of the film Brimstone and Treacle, which has not been released in Japan, and Sting also appears in the movie.

Stolen CarSting46rank/position

Sting – Stolen Car (Take Me Dancing) (Radio Version)

When it comes to Sting, many people probably associate him with a cool or elegant image.

This song, “Stolen Car,” doesn’t exactly overturn that impression, but it does show a surprising contrast.

Among Sting’s tracks, it’s relatively high-energy and crafted into a distinctive piece of alternative rock.

After the second chorus, it suddenly shifts into a more folk-ethnic musical feel, which is another highlight.

It’s a masterpiece that packs a variety of essences into a single work.

The Hounds of WinterSting47rank/position

The Hounds Of Winter

Aren’t many of Sting’s love songs rich with thought-provoking, profound messages? The opening track of his March 1996 album Mercury Falling is no exception: it’s a haunting love song that captures the anguished cry of a man abandoned by his lover.

The loneliness and chill, expressed through the metaphor of a winter hunting dog, seep deeply into the listener’s heart.

This track is a key piece that even influenced the album’s title, characterized by icy synth tones and plaintive vocals.

Highly recommended if you enjoy authentic breakup songs that immerse you in the winter season.

The Lazarus HeartSting48rank/position

The Lazarus Heart

Sting, who gained international popularity as the vocalist of The Police.

Even after going solo, he has long been acclaimed for his high level of musicianship, incorporating elements such as jazz.

What I’d like to recommend this time is the opening track of the album …Nothing Like the Sun, released in October 1987.

The piece is based on a “vivid nightmare” Sting is said to have had during production, following the death of his mother.

Its introspective lyrics, imbued with the pain of loss and a longing for renewal, harmonize beautifully with a majestic, dreamlike sound.

The tone of Branford Marsalis’s saxophone resounds with aching tenderness, deeply permeating the listener’s heart.

It’s a perfect choice for a contemplative night—why not listen closely and let it sink in?

They Dance AloneSting49rank/position

Sting – They Dance Alone (Cueca Solo)

Set in Chile, South America, this number about a woman dancing alone is a track from the 1987 album …Nothing Like the Sun.

As expected, Sting in the ’80s carried strong political messages, using his music to portray the feelings and perspectives of people in different positions.

This song is one such example.