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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Collection of Western songs with titles starting with “V” (211–220)
VIDEO CRASHTyree
There are many different styles of Chicago house, but this is a classic that leans toward the crazy ghetto house sound and later connects to ghetto tech.
Its hallmark is a thunderbolt-like synth that crashes in like sound effects.
It was produced by Tyree Cooper, a central figure who sparked the hip-house movement that exploded in the early ’90s.
This track has a notorious backstory: DJ Funk, a pioneer of ghetto tech who lived next door at the time, copied the entire track data and released the same song.
Incidentally, the later release “VIDEO CRASH” is labeled as the original.
VertigoU2
U2 is a rock band that holds the record for the most Grammy Awards won by an artist group and has enjoyed long-lasting popularity with a rock sound that evokes the atmosphere of their home country, Ireland.
Vertigo, the lead single from their 11th album, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, is a track whose straightforward rock ensemble amps up the energy.
The guitar riff in the intro, which doubles the bass to add thickness, is simple—made up only of power chords—yet its choice of notes is brilliantly memorable.
It’s a stylish rock tune that was also featured in Apple’s iPod commercial.
ViennaUltravox
Characterized by its grand synthesizer sound and Midge Ure’s emotional vocals, this classic track portrays a fragile yet passionate romance set against the backdrop of Cold War–era Vienna.
Released in October 1980, it reached No.
2 on the UK Singles Chart.
Its visually rich music video, evocative of the film The Third Man, also drew attention.
Blending the darkness of post-punk with the grandeur of classical music, it has a unique atmosphere that makes you want to listen while walking through the city at night.
It’s a recommended song for those feeling the end of a romance or a sense of loss.
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Virtual Luv feat. tofubeatsVaVa
VaVa is drawing attention as a rising artist on SUMMIT, the hip-hop label also known for PUNPEE.
Here’s “Virtual Luv,” his collaboration with tofubeats, who can be considered one of VaVa’s musical roots.
In the track, tofubeats even sings the melody from his own song “Fumetsu no Kokoro,” adding a playful touch throughout.
venus in fursVelvet Underground
Quietly, deeply moved, you can’t help but murmur, “Ah, what a cool band…”—that’s The Velvet Underground.
I’m sure many will read this, nod, and relate.
The underground scene in New York in the ’70s—seen from distant Japan—was a world we longed for.
It was the ultimate, the most stylish of all.
Viper FlatsWitchman
Witchman is the stage name of musician John Roome from Birmingham, UK.
His track Viper Flats is included on the 1998 studio album Explorimenting Beats, and its appeal lies in its multilayered drum sound that’s more than just fast.
Witchman is also known for contributing music to various TV dramas and films; you can hear his tracks in popular series in Japan such as Cold Case, CSI: Miami, and CSI: NY.
Vibe With You ft. Ty Dolla $ignYG, Mozzy
One of the most popular collaborations in today’s hip-hop scene, YG and Mozzy have released multiple projects, and their popularity since the start of this year is at an all-time high, earning them tons of props.
One of their new tracks is “Vibe With You ft.
Ty Dolla $ign.” Featuring Ty Dolla $ign, known for his high-level musical sensibilities, the song delivers a stylish, R&B-based vibe.
It’s an incredibly well-crafted track—my top recommendation!