A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'P'
In this article, I’ll be introducing classic Western songs whose titles start with the letter “P.” When you think of English words that begin with “P,” terms like “Peace,” “Party,” and “Picture” come to mind—some of you might already be thinking of a few songs just from seeing those words.
I don’t think many of us have had the chance to specifically seek out and listen only to songs that start with a particular letter.
But looking at them this way might help you discover tracks you didn’t know or lead to new findings.
I’d be delighted if this becomes an opportunity for you to encounter some new music.
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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with “P” (11–20)
PRAYI Prevail
I Prevail is an American rock band that blends post-hardcore and metalcore and has gained popularity for their distinctive sound.
They first drew attention with a 2014 cover and are known as a formidable act, having been nominated for a Grammy in 2019.
Their new song is this very track.
It opens with a quiet acoustic guitar and then unfolds with explosive intensity, as if emotions are bursting forth.
The song carries a powerful message of rejecting pity from someone who betrayed you, cutting ties, and moving forward.
It’s included on their album “Violent Nature,” released in September 2025, and is sure to stir your spirit when you need to overcome something.
Particle Physics (feat. Patrick Stump)Motion City Soundtrack
Motion City Soundtrack is a rock band indispensable to any discussion of 2000s pop punk and emo.
With a bold embrace of the Moog synth, they amassed tremendous popularity.
Now, they’re releasing their first album in ten years, The Same Old Wasted Wonderful World, in September 2025.
The track we’re introducing today is a killer tune featuring Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy.
It’s their first collaboration since performing together in 2005, and it bursts with a propulsive sound that feels like a symbol of resurgence.
While singing about a complex inner life, it’s an emotional number that gives you the strength to move forward.
Put it on during a troubled night, and it just might lighten your heart.
PRESS + DELETE$NOT
snot, the Florida rapper known for his mysterious hooded style, has been steadily growing his fanbase with his unique sound since breaking out with “Gosha” in 2018.
His new track dropped in September 2025.
Centered on a cold, unwavering resolve to instantly cut away what’s unnecessary, it sharply highlights his signature cool aesthetic.
A gliding, low-end flow rides over hard-edged drums and razor-sharp hi-hats, delivering a powerful impact in just one minute.
As his first release since the album Ethereal, this piece distills his refined sensibilities and is sure to resonate with anyone who appreciates minimal hip-hop.
Point Of ViewAs Everything Unfolds
As Everything Unfolds are a British rock band who have gained popularity for their post-hardcore sound infused with melodic elements.
They’re distinguished by a female vocalist who balances heaviness with delicate expressiveness, and their 2023 album Ultraviolet was nominated for an industry magazine award.
Their new track is this one.
The song portrays a wrenching resolve: after trying to help someone only to be rejected and watching your self-esteem erode, you choose to walk away to protect your own heart.
It’s rooted in the vocalist’s real experience, and that authenticity hits hard.
The sound—where heavy guitar riffs intricately entwine with airy synths—brilliantly captures the emotional turmoil.
Released to coincide with their autumn European tour, it’s a piece for anyone worn out by relationships and longing to reclaim their perspective.
Pink Money (ft. G Herbo)Coi Leray, Bktherula
Seasoned, Grammy-nominated rapper Coi Leray teams up with fast-rising, experimental talent BKtherula, and together they brought in rapper G Herbo to craft this powerful track in September 2025.
The song unfolds with confident lyrics flaunting wealth and success over an energetic beat.
It’s a skillful back-and-forth where Coi Leray’s catchy flow intersects seamlessly with BKtherula’s distinctive style.
The result is a hard-hitting hip-hop anthem, perfect for when you want to feel on top of the world.
Por SupuestoMarina Sena
Singer-songwriter Marina Sena, from the north of Minas Gerais.
With a hybrid style that freely traverses MPB, pop, indie, and even street music, she’s a defining figure of the contemporary Brazilian music scene.
This track features her slightly nasal, gently wavering, sensual voice delicately sketching a bittersweet love over a pop melody.
While she’s captivated by the other person’s smile, the frustration of unrequited feelings tightens the listener’s chest.
It’s included on her solo debut album De Primeira, released in August 2021, and was also featured on the soundtrack of the TV series As Five.
The song generated buzz on social media even before its release and received massive acclaim, earning diamond certification in Brazil.
Its catchy sound should be comfortable listening even for those unfamiliar with MPB!
A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with 'P' (21–30)
Preta pretinhaNovos Baianos
Novos Baianos, the group that led Brazil’s counterculture movement.
Centered on rock while fusing a wide range of traditional styles like samba and bossa nova, they were pivotal figures who showed new possibilities for MPB.
The piece I’m introducing today is a track from their 1972 album Acabou Chorare.
This historic masterpiece has even been ranked number one on all-time best Brazilian music lists.
Inspired by the lyricist’s real-life experience of heartbreak, the song tells a sweet yet bittersweet story, while its acoustic ensemble exudes a certain warmth—a curious charm.
Even among their music, which sang of joy in a melancholy era, this track feels especially tender, as if gently attuned to the subtleties of the human heart.