A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “I”
When it comes to English words that start with “I,” there are plenty that could make great song titles—beyond the pronoun “I,” you’ve got “If” for hypotheticals, as well as “Imagine” and “Idea,” among others.
In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs whose titles start with “I.” I don’t think many people usually search for songs by narrowing down the first letter of the title, but that’s exactly why you might discover tracks you hadn’t noticed before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to finding out what songs are on the list.
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Illegal (Nia Archives Remix)PinkPantheress
An energetic remix that feels like it bottles the raw heat of the UK club scene.
PinkPantheress, the UK-born, globally acclaimed artist, released a track from her June 2025 mixtape “Fancy That,” which rising producer Nia Archives has rebuilt from the ground up.
Pivoting away from the original’s sprightly UK garage sound, this version morphs into a hard-edged, aggressive jungle beat.
That impulsive emotion—knowing it’s forbidden yet impossible to stop—tangles with the thrilling track and fires up the listener’s adrenaline.
The fact that it dropped right before her Glastonbury set also signals a clear intent to ignite the dance floor.
Put it on when you want to revel in the exhilaration of the club.
Into HellI Prevail
I Prevail, the American rock band that announced a new vocal lineup in May 2025.
The track they released that June leaves a striking impression with a melodic, emotional sound that belies its title.
Eric Vanlerberghe, who now handles all vocals under the new lineup, delivers a clean singing voice that conveys a devoted theme: overcoming any hellish suffering together with the one you love.
There are also undeniably catchy melodies reminiscent of their Grammy-nominated masterpiece Trauma, making it easy to understand why you’d want to celebrate their new chapter.
It’s a warm rock ballad that gently stays by your side when your heart feels fragile.
iPod TouchNinajirachi
Ninajirachi, a young talent from Australia who’s now making waves at festivals around the world, is a producer whose delicate, intricate sound makes it easy to hear the influence of artists like Porter Robinson.
In June 2025, she released a lead single from her debut album, “I Love My Computer.” The track centers on her formative experience of discovering music through a screen at age 12, and its glitchy, shimmering soundscape evokes a sweet, bittersweet nostalgia.
Premiered on an Australian radio station, the song transforms personal memories into a celebratory dance tune—an irresistible listen for anyone who feels a longing for the culture of the 2000s and 2010s.
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In Stars We DrownFALLUJAH
Fallujah, the champions of technical/progressive death metal based in the San Francisco Bay Area, have delivered a stunning opener on their ambitious album Xenotaph, released in June 2025—one that truly fires the listener’s imagination.
The record unfolds a narrative world described by vocalist Kyle Schaefer, where a sci‑fi vision of the afterlife intertwines with psychological snares in which dreams and reality intersect.
The music translates this intricate yet beautiful concept with finesse: technically dazzling yet fluid guitar work, and a striking contrast between gentle clean vocals and powerful harsh vocals.
For listeners seeking profound themes and innovative sound, this is a track you won’t want to miss.
IcarusShadow Academy
Shadow Academy, the American rock duo featuring Dan Avidan—also known for his work on YouTube—and Emmy Award–winning producer Jim Roach, have announced a noteworthy new release for June 2025.
The piece bears a striking title reminiscent of figures from Greek mythology, and delivers stirring, expansive guitar riffs and a dramatic song structure that embody the “big music” they champion.
Following the trajectory of their debut album Shadow Academy (April 2022) and the advance single One Way Mirror (feat.
Griffin Taylor), the track was released alongside its music video on the same day, garnering 28,000 views in just four days.
While no specific tie-ins have been confirmed at this time, it’s a must-listen for those who enjoy highly narrative music or want to lose themselves and forget the everyday for a while.
In My LifeThe Beatles
With a kaleidoscope-like shimmer, the melody that reflects fragments of memory is striking.
Featured on the Beatles’ legendary 1965 December release, the masterpiece Rubber Soul, this song is a gem in which John Lennon, in unadorned language, writes of his inexhaustible affection for the important people and places in his life.
George Martin’s baroque-style, graceful piano solo is justly famous, and the acoustic guitar arpeggios that delicately color the melody further deepen its nostalgic atmosphere.
Having set the tone for many moving scenes in films and TV dramas, it’s a piece that, when heard at life’s milestones, brings a swell of gratitude and tenderness for days gone by.
Incident At NeshaburSantana
Santana, the American band led by Mexican-born guitarist Carlos Santana.
This is an instrumental masterpiece from their classic 1970 album Abraxas.
Jazz, rock, and Latin music fuse with fiery passion, and the whirlwind structure and improvisation are nothing short of breathtaking.
The piece quotes part of a composition by Horace Silver, then, in the latter half, shifts into a beautiful melody reminiscent of Aretha Franklin—a dramatic arrangement that’s truly compelling.
It’s said that the title carries a powerful message of revolution and liberation, and knowing that background deepens the experience even further.
Also featured on the soundtrack to the film Fillmore (released in 1972), this track is perfect for anyone who wants to feel the band’s musical evolution—or for a night when you want to immerse yourself in a soul-stirring performance.