A collection of Western songs with titles that start with “V”
In this article, I’ll be introducing a bunch of Western songs with titles that start with “V”!
There are plenty of English words beginning with “V” that sound like song titles, such as “Victory,” “Vision,” “Vampire,” and “Village.”
You might not usually listen to songs that all start with the same letter, but that’s exactly why you might discover tracks you didn’t know before or make new discoveries.
So, let’s dive in and see what new songs we might encounter!
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Valdr GalgaThyrfing
A song by the Swedish band Thyrfing, regarded as a heavyweight in the Viking metal scene.
It’s the title track of their second album, Valdr Galga, released in March 1999, and its opening—featuring a massive guitar riff and majestic synths—brilliantly evokes the world of Norse mythology.
With a dramatic progression themed around Odin and an intense sound, it truly feels as if an ancient battle is unfolding right before your eyes.
The contrast between the ferocity rooted in black metal and the lyrical melodies is superb, making this a recommended number for those who love grand, epic narratives.
Voice of a ChildEric Clapton
This instrumental piece was performed by British guitarist Eric Clapton, born from a heartfelt desire to save the children suffering in the Gaza Strip.
The track opens the live album “To Save a Child: An Intimate Live Concert,” which captures a charity performance held in December 2023.
Though there are no lyrics, the plaintive guitar melody, woven note by note, embodies the inexpressible cries of the children.
It reminds us, deep in our hearts, that the tragedies unfolding in a distant land are by no means someone else’s problem.
Precisely because we live in peaceful everyday circumstances, why not listen to this work and use it as an opportunity to consider what we ourselves can do?
Vodka CranberryConan Gray
It’s a song by American singer-songwriter Conan Gray that can be heard either as expressing the confusion of watching a lover’s heart drift away, or as portraying a farewell to beautiful memories.
Released in July 2025, it’s a track included on the album “Wishbone.” That disorienting feeling when you sense a subtle change in someone’s attitude after a relationship ends is something anyone who’s suffered heartbreak can relate to.
The video, depicting a road trip with no words exchanged, also seems to capture the unbridgeable distance between the two, and it’s painful to watch.
Rather than forcing yourself to forget, gently staying close to the memories of summers past—like this song does—might help you take your next step forward.
Viva La VidaColdplay
This is a song by the British rock band Coldplay, whose grand strings portray the sorrow of a king who has lost his power, striking straight at the heart.
Released in May 2008 from the album “Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends,” many will remember it for winning Song of the Year at the 51st Grammy Awards.
You may also have heard it in Apple’s iPod commercials.
Among fans, it enjoys overwhelming popularity as “majestic yet bittersweet,” and “like an anthem for life.” The protagonist’s emptiness—“I once ruled the world, and now I sleep alone”—echoes the hollow feeling that can follow great success.
Reflecting on the fragility of life revealed only after reaching the top makes you want to cherish the happiness you have now.
Vũ Trụ Có Anh (feat. Pháo)Phương Mỹ Chi
Known by the nickname “the Folk Song Girl,” Vietnamese artist Phuong My Chi places the Southern folk music she grew up with at the core of her sound while captivating listeners with a style that fuses V-POP and EDM.
She made her debut after a 2013 audition program and released the acclaimed album “Vũ trụ cò bay” in 2023.
A track from the album reached No.
7 on the Billboard Vietnam Hot 100.
Her win as Best New Artist at the 2023 Green Wave Awards—and having one of her songs selected as the ceremony’s theme—speaks to her talent.
The fact that her 2024 school tour drew more than 8,000 attendees also shows how popular she is.
Her music, woven from tradition and innovation, may broaden your world of V-POP considerably.
VoicesMotionless In White
Hailing from Pennsylvania, Motionless in White is a band that drew major attention for its gothic, theatrical aesthetic.
Rooted in metalcore and skillfully incorporating industrial elements, their sound radiates a truly one-of-a-kind presence.
Formed in 2004 around vocalist Chris “Motionless” Cerulli, the band has continued to evolve through several lineup changes.
The world they create—where heavy instrumentation intertwines with synths and emotive vocals—has been lauded by fans as “dark and beautiful,” and their live performances have even been nominated for international awards.
Highly recommended for fans of dark music!
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Voodoo PeopleThe Prodigy
A powerful number whose fierce guitar riffs and spellbinding breakbeats shake the listener’s instincts.
The Prodigy, an innovative group from the UK, electrified the world with a sound that fused the aggression of rock with rave culture.
This track’s mantra-like vocal repetitions lure listeners into a trance, said to evoke a ritual where enchanted crowds dance in wild unison.
Released in September 1994, it’s also included on the classic album Music for the Jilted Generation, which topped the UK charts.
On nights when you want to blow away everyday rationality and unleash your inner impulses, turn the volume all the way up and surrender to its overwhelming energy.