A roundup of Western songs with titles that start with “R”
When it comes to English words that start with “R,” there are lots that sound like they could be song titles—like “Rock,” “Rain,” and “Re.” In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs with titles that begin with “R.” You probably don’t often look for songs that start with a specific letter, but that’s exactly why it can be a great chance to discover tracks you might not have noticed before.
Enjoy this article as you look forward to making new discoveries.
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Robot RockDaft Punk
This is a track by Daft Punk, emblematic of the electronic music scene.
It features a quintessential French house sound, with a distinctive riff and repetitive phrases that leave a strong impression.
Released in April 2005, it reached number one on the UK Dance Chart.
Included on the album “Human After All,” the piece explores the intersection of humans and machines.
It depicts a future world where robots and humans merge, delving into the relationship between technological progress and humanity.
Widely loved as a dancefloor energizer, it’s the perfect song for doing the robot dance.
Rozy / DonbassDakh Daughters
Dark Daughters, a Ukrainian music group known for their distinctive visuals, has been gaining popularity.
Their striking style blends gothic “dark cabaret” music with theatrical elements.
Among their works, Rozy / Donbass is especially popular and served as the breakthrough that brought them recognition at home.
It’s a compelling piece with the intensity of a scene lifted from a musical, paired with an audacious musical approach—an intriguing contrast.
Definitely check it out.
Roll The CreditsDanielle Ponder
In the iPhone 16 Pro commercial titled “Slow Motion,” it’s showcased that the iPhone 16 Pro’s camera can record 4K slow-motion video at 120 fps, and the ad itself features eye-catching slow-motion footage.
The background music for this commercial is Daniel Ponder’s “Roll The Credits.” It’s a track whose dynamic vocals convey a powerful appeal.
ROKIN’ ON THE MPCDanny Breaks
This track is characterized by an aggressive, fast-paced beat.
It’s an instrumental piece by British DJ Danny Breaks, featuring striking breakbeats crafted with the MPC.
Included on the album “Another Dimension,” released in November 2003, it’s an experimental work that incorporates elements of jungle and drum and bass.
With no vocals, the piece focuses on sound design and musical experimentation.
It evokes the unique atmosphere of a club experience and comes recommended for fans of electronic music and those interested in beat-making.
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Romantic RightsDeath from Above 1979
Death From Above 1979 is a rock band formed in Canada by two members, Jesse F.
Keeler and Sebastien Grainger.
A defining feature of the band is their unusual setup: no guitar, just bass and drums.
On their 2004 release Romantic Rights, you can enjoy a heavy, aggressive rock sound that you wouldn’t expect from a guitar-less band.
It’s included on their first album, You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine.
Rolls TruckDesiigner
As of April 2024, the popular rapper Desiigner—known for his hit “Panda,” which boasts 650 million views on YouTube—was once riding an unstoppable wave of success from the mid to late 2010s.
Perhaps as a reaction to his rapid rise, he faced mental health challenges that at times cast doubt on the continuation of his music career.
However, in March 2024 he returned to the scene with his new track “Rolls Truck.” His signature ear-catching flow and production are fully intact, and it looks poised to become an important song in forecasting the next chapter of his career.
Rinse ItDevault
Devault’s track “Rinse It” is packed with a unique, bass-driven sound that reflects the influence of the UK and Australian rave scenes.
Its high-energy rhythm, fusing techno and bass house, was a release that fans and the industry had been eagerly anticipating from Devault, who has been active since the 2010s.
Having launched his career heavily inspired by Daft Punk, this song distills those elements into a true dancefloor anthem.
Perfect for when you want to feel that gritty bass or fire yourself up!