A compilation of Western songs with titles that start with 'S'
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “S,” do any come to mind?
We don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might not be easy to think of examples right away.
However, there are plenty of English words that start with “S,” like “Start,” “Shake,” “Season,” and “Save.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles beginning with “S,” regardless of era or genre.
You might discover something new by grouping songs in a way you haven’t considered before!
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Strange FruitBillie Holiday
The legendary American singer Billie Holiday’s classic album Lady Sings the Blues, released in conjunction with her autobiography.
Because it comes from the later period of her career, her voice bears the deep imprint of life’s hardships—yet that very weight becomes a heightened expressive power that profoundly stirs the listener’s soul.
The title track, which reflects her own life, and the ever-famous Strange Fruit, are nothing less than the embodiment of her very existence.
The blues she spins with her husky, trembling voice, combined with the performances of the master musicians supporting her, bring ineffable emotions surging to the fore.
That voice, which sublimated all the sorrows of life into song, tightens your chest with aching intensity.
Sweet SerotoninAmber Mark
Amber Mark is an American singer-songwriter drawing attention with music born from her multicultural background.
A true talent with a Grammy nomination to her name, she delivers a song that embodies the very thrill of irresistible, honeyed love—likened to the brain’s happiness-inducing chemicals.
The soulful groove and breezy beat thump like the heartbeat of someone head over heels, making your pulse race.
Even her straightforward expressions of love feel strangely special when wrapped in her supple, velvety vocals.
Released in July 2025, the track arrives as anticipation builds for her guest appearance on Sabrina Carpenter’s tour.
Perfect for those moments when you want to savor the effervescent feeling of a new romance.
Spike’s SongFrank Gambale
Frank Gambale, a guitarist from Australia, is a wizard of the guitar world known for his innovative “Gambale Sweep Picking” technique.
Praised by Chick Corea as someone who “turns everything he touches into gold,” his talent has been proven through his work with the Chick Corea Elektric Band and Return to Forever IV.
One moment he unleashes a storm of razor-sharp speed picking; the next, he spins out melodies brimming with songful expression, instantly captivating listeners.
His dramatic sound—where staggering virtuosity fuses with rich musicality—is nothing short of breathtaking.
Experience his groundbreaking guitar playing, and you’re guaranteed to step through the door into a new world of jazz fusion.
Serpent On The CrossParadise Lost
Paradise Lost, the venerable British band that pioneered the path of gothic metal.
Their songs lay bare a primal human anxiety—the terror of ruin lurking within the stability of everyday life.
The theme of an ominous serpent entwined around a symbol of happiness embodies the darkness of the heart that surfaces in fleeting moments, even in a life that seems to be going smoothly.
The contrast between Nick Holmes’s despairing shouts and his melancholic clean vocals vividly portrays emotions swaying between light and shadow.
This advance track from the album “Ascension,” slated for release in September 2025, already has an official music video available.
Immerse yourself in its heavy, dramatic sonic world, and you may find an opportunity to confront your own inner conflicts.
SugarSG Lewis & Shygirl
The collaboration between England-born producer SG Lewis and London-based singer Shygirl is a luscious, euphoric dance tune.
The shimmer of SG Lewis’s signature Balearic synths melds with Shygirl’s gentle vocals to create a sound that feels like an invitation into an endless summer night.
This track captures the very rush of awakening to a thrilling love you never knew before and unleashing your true self.
It’s a lead single from SG Lewis’s album “Anemoia,” set for release in September 2025, and the hint of bittersweet nostalgia woven into the floor-shaking beat is irresistible.
Put it on for a summer night drive, and you’re guaranteed to feel incredible!
School DaysStanley Clarke
Stanley Clarke is a bassist from the United States who revolutionized the world of jazz fusion.
His legendary work with Chick Corea in the band Return to Forever is the stuff of music history.
Clarke’s signature is the slap technique, striking the bass like a percussion instrument; his powerful, highly technical playing sent shockwaves through the music scene of the time.
His classic track “School Days” is an immortal masterpiece with a super cool, funky groove.
His talents aren’t confined to jazz—he’s worked across rock and film music as well, with boundless versatility.
As his sound continues to evolve, you just might find yourself completely captivated.
Snake OilTony Williams
Tony Williams, the American drummer truly worthy of being called a revolutionary who rewrote the history of jazz drumming.
The story of him being chosen for Miles Davis’s band at just 17 is almost too famous.
He later led his own group, The Tony Williams Lifetime, whose sound—fusing the intensity of rock with jazz—shocked countless musicians.
His drumming, while dazzlingly virtuosic like sparks flying, also drives the entire band forward like a powerful engine.
It may sound complex and challenging at first, but it’s actually a thrilling musical conversation to enjoy.
Why not start with his landmark album Emergency! and experience that innovative world for yourself?