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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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with “S” (1–10)
superstarNEW!Artemas
Hailing from Oxfordshire, UK, singer-songwriter and producer Artemas is boldly breaking new ground following his 2024 smash hit “I Like the Way You Kiss Me.” Among the tracks released ahead of his mixtape LOVERCORE in October 2025, this song stands out as a techno-inspired anthem, notable for its futuristic, synth-driven sound and sensual mood.
True to his roots as a bedroom producer who creates music at home and prioritizes genuine connections with fans rather than relying on external playlist exposure, his hallmark sincerity comes through here as well, even amid the electronic beats.
Sympathy is a knifeNEW!Charli XCX
Since the start of 2025, this track from the album Brat has been back in the spotlight thanks to a buzzworthy, tacit back-and-forth on social media with Taylor Swift.
Its sharp sound—fusing synth-pop and electroclash—stands out, and the razor-edged lyrics, which liken Charli XCX’s anxiety and jealousy to a knife, cut straight to the heart.
The song was already on the album when it dropped in June 2024, but a remix featuring Ariana Grande arrived that October, reaching No.
7 on the UK charts and No.
36 on the U.
S.
Billboard chart.
With expanded lyrics addressing pressures faced by women artists—like media scrutiny and criticism of their appearance—it has resonated even more widely.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who’s ever caught themselves comparing to others or felt the loneliness that can come with being in the spotlight.
SPEED DEMONNEW!Justin Bieber
Released in September 2025 as part of the album “SWAG II,” this track showcases Justin Bieber’s resolve to confront criticism and speculation.
A hip‑hop‑leaning beat intertwines with a funky guitar riff, resulting in a style that blurs the line between pop and rap.
The lyrics convey a strong determination to “keep moving forward without stopping” in the face of outside judgment, delivering a self-affirming message with a touch of humor.
Despite its breezy sound, the song carries a clear, unwavering statement—one that can give you a push when you want to stay true to yourself.
SepsisNEW!Lamb Of God
Based in Richmond, Virginia, Lamb of God are groove metal heavyweights who have been active since the 1990s.
In October 2025, they released their first new original track in three years since the 2022 album Omens.
According to guitarist Mark Morton, the song is an homage to Richmond’s local scene that influenced them back when they were an underground band performing under the name Burn the Priest.
Anchored by a sludgy mid‑tempo pulse, the piece injects occasional blast beats, and its dissonant riff work creates palpable tension.
Teaming up with producer Josh Wilbur, the band has crafted a sound that’s raw yet focused and massive—resulting in a powerful track that proudly channels their roots.
Something In The HeavensNEW!Lewis Capaldi
Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi.
The artist who achieved a global breakthrough with “Someone You Loved” released this moving ballad in September 2025.
It sings of unwavering love for a loved one who has passed away, portraying the hope that, even beyond the farewell of death, they will one day meet again.
Beginning with delicate piano and gradually building in emotion, the arrangement is superb, and his husky, powerful voice resonates deeply.
As Capaldi himself has said, it is “the saddest song I’ve ever written,” a work that carefully weaves a warm prayer within a sense of loss.
It’s a song that will be there for anyone who is thinking of someone dear.
Stranger Than FictionNEW!Moses Boyd
Moses Boyd, a drummer from South London, has been gaining attention for his innovative style that fuses jazz with grime, afrobeat, and electronica.
Opening his solo album Dark Matter, released in February 2020, this track poses questions about a contemporary society where reality can feel stranger than fiction.
With a tempo around 133 BPM and a complex rhythmic structure, its soundscape carries an introspective tone perfect for solitary listening on cold winter nights, while still maintaining a groove built for the dance floor.
Its dreamlike music video, nominated for the UK Music Video Awards, also drew significant attention.
It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking a new musical experience beyond the confines of traditional jazz.
Second BestNEW!The Last Dinner Party
Formed in London in 2021, The Last Dinner Party are a five-piece band who broke through rapidly with their unique sound that fuses baroque pop and art rock: their debut album “Prelude to Ecstasy,” released in February 2024, hit No.
1 on the UK charts and they won the BRITs Rising Star award.
This track, a lead single from their second album “From the Pyre,” portrays the inner conflict of resigning oneself to being treated as a second choice by someone you love.
With sharp melodies that hint at Sparks’ influence, buoyant keys, and a powerful bass line, it strikingly blends pop appeal with artistic flair.
It’s a song I especially recommend to anyone who feels their self-esteem slipping.