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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Safe (feat. Kehlani)Cardi B
Cardi B, a female rapper who commands massive support with her hard-hitting lyrics and powerful flow.
This track, included on her first album in seven years, “Am I the Drama?”, stands apart from her previous image, rendered as a mellow R&B number.
Reuniting with singer Kehlani, it paints a dramatic portrait of raw, fragile emotions swaying between trust and betrayal in a relationship.
Since it’s their first collaboration since “Ring” from her debut album “Invasion of Privacy,” fans are even calling it “Ring 2.
0.” With the two artists’ expressive vocals intertwining, this bittersweet and beautiful song is sure to gently accompany you on a sentimental night.
Sinking Kind Of FeelingNewDad
NewDad, the Irish rock band gaining attention for their sound that fuses shoegaze and dream pop.
Their debut album Madra, released in January 2024, was widely acclaimed.
This track is featured on their second album Altar, released in September 2025.
The work takes an introspective approach, depicting the sense of displacement felt after leaving home and the sinking feeling of belonging nowhere, with lyrics that leave a strong impression.
The arrangement builds from a quiet introduction as layers of instruments gradually come in, unfolding as if emotions are overflowing, creating a melancholic atmosphere.
If you liked the ethereal soundscapes, be sure to experience their world across the entire album.
Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'S' (31–40)
Second SleepNEW!Magdalena Bay
Magdalena Bay are a synth-pop duo from Miami, Florida, now based in Los Angeles.
Comprised of vocalist Mica Tenenbaum and producer Matthew Lewin, their 2021 debut album Mercurial World was widely acclaimed by the media and quickly put them in the spotlight.
Following their highly praised 2024 album Imaginal Disk, they’ve released this track as one of a double single.
While it serves to complement the album’s world, the song blends their signature dreamy synth-pop with orchestral textures, resulting in a majestic, fantastical sound.
It’s a must-listen for fans of airy pop and cinematic music.
Straight Up (Needy)NEW!Meet Me @ The Altar
Meet Me @ the Altar built their career through internet-driven activity and have become a popular presence in today’s pop-punk scene, garnering attention as symbols of diversity as well.
Their new song is a rock number that layers heavier guitar riffs and emotive vocals onto their signature pop-punk sound.
The lyrics reveal a candid feeling beneath a tough exterior: “Honestly, I want to lean on someone.
I want to be cared for.” That heartfelt confession of human vulnerability is sure to move listeners.
Following the turning point of a founding member’s departure in April 2025, this track arrives as the lead single from their EP Worried Sick, slated for release in December.
As a herald of a new chapter, it just might give you the courage to move forward, even while holding complex emotions.
So LowThe Devil Wears Prada
The Devil Wears Prada, a U.
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metalcore band named after the novel The Devil Wears Prada, has a track on their album Flowers, set for release in November 2025, that blends pop-friendly melodies with an aggressive edge.
Beginning with an electronic intro that builds into hefty guitar riffs, the song showcases rich choral interplay between Mike Hranica’s screams and Jeremy DePoyster’s clean vocals.
Paired with lyrics that portray a destructive urge to burn away a dull everyday life—and the emptiness that follows—the band’s aggressive performance resounds throughout.
While rooted in metalcore, its catchiness gives it serious addictive power for anyone seeking a hard-hitting listen.
SparksColdplay
The quiet plucking of an acoustic guitar somehow makes you feel a little wistful, doesn’t it? It’s a song by Coldplay, one of the UK’s most iconic rock bands.
This track appears on their debut album, Parachutes, released in July 2000.
You can almost picture the protagonist admitting their mistakes and hoping to rebuild the relationship just one more time.
That heart-wrenching feeling overlaps with the sentimental mood of a late-summer evening.
The gentle waltz rhythm and the warm sound that feels like a live studio performance softly cradle the listener’s heart.
Covered in the 2013 film I Give It a Year, this piece is the kind of song you’ll want to play on a night when you quietly shed tears while reminiscing about summers gone by.
Smoochie GirlAshnikko
Ashnikko, the American singer-songwriter and rapper whose vivid blue hair always leaves a strong impression, has released a new track ahead of her second album, Smoochies, set for September 2025.
It’s a pop banger that lays bare the sweetness and fragility of being in love.
She sheds her usual punkish armor here, celebrating the delicate side of a “girl in love,” thrilled by candy-like kisses.
In contrast to the nu-metal and industrial sounds showcased on her previous album, Weedkiller, this song leans intimate and catchy.
It’s a release tailor-made for listeners who find ordinary pop no longer satisfying.