【2026】A-Title Western Music Compilation
In this article, we introduce a curated list of songs with titles that start with the letter “A,” selected from a wide range of Western music—mainly rock and pop—from the 1950s through the 2020s.
You might not usually listen to music with the initial letter of the title in mind, but that’s exactly why focusing on a specific letter and lining up song titles can lead to all kinds of discoveries—it’s genuinely fascinating.
It’s a concept you won’t often see on other sites, and it can even be used for song-title shiritori.
Be sure to check it out!
[2026] A Compilation of Western Songs Whose Titles Start with A (1–10)
Always Remember Us This WayNEW!Lady Gaga
If you’ve seen the film A Star Is Born, you probably remember the piano ballad that colors one of the story’s pivotal scenes.
This piece carries a bittersweet yet beautiful wish to etch a moment of love into the heart forever.
Lady Gaga’s vocals overlap with her on-screen character, striking listeners deeply.
The warm, country-inflected sound feels dramatic even without flashy production.
Included on the soundtrack album A Star Is Born, released in October 2018, the song—despite being an album track—was nominated for Song of the Year at the 62nd Grammy Awards.
It’s perfect for nights when you want to immerse yourself in the film’s world or reaffirm your feelings for someone special.
Why not try a piano-and-vocal performance and sing it tenderly?
AuraNEW!Lady Gaga
This song blends exhilarating beats with exotic, globe-trotting sounds to create a truly one-of-a-kind world.
Produced as the opening track for Lady Gaga’s November 2013 album ARTPOP, it instantly pulls listeners into her artistic universe.
The lyrics lay bare the images surrounding her and her inner conflicts, delivering a powerful impact that pierces the heart.
It was featured in the trailer for Robert Rodriguez’s film Machete Kills, generating major buzz alongside the movie’s thrilling visual aesthetic.
It’s a top recommendation when you want to blow away everyday frustrations or fire yourself up.
While the track leans heavily into experimental elements, its overwhelming energy is sure to fill you with strength.
AfterglowNEW!Wilkinson
It’s a quintessential drum and bass anthem that fuses a driving, exhilarating beat with a powerful vocal.
London-born producer Wilkinson created “Afterglow” featuring singer Becky Hill.
The beautiful piano in the intro and the soaring rush in the chorus are irresistible.
It portrays the bittersweet afterglow of love, and its appeal lies in the sense of storytelling amid the intensity.
Included on the 2013 album “Lazers Not Included,” it became a massive hit, topping the UK Dance Chart.
Perfect for a drive or an energizing morning.
Even for those who don’t usually listen to this genre, this vocal-led track is an easy, confident recommendation!
American HeroNEW!Lil Pump
Rapper Lil Pump, known for his flashy dreadlocks and provocative behavior and hailing from Florida.
Since his global breakout in 2017, he has stirred up the trap scene, and here’s an introduction to the ambitious work he released in November 2024.
Instead of his usual hard-hitting basslines, this piece incorporates elements of country music.
It strings together words that evoke the American flag and the working class, coming across as a heroic anthem that conveys fervent support for Donald Trump in the then-ongoing presidential election.
The self-directed music video also drew attention.
It’s a unique track that blends political messaging with an unexpected foray into a different genre.
Anywhere in the WorldNEW!Mark Ronson, Katy B
Are you familiar with the track produced as the anthem for Coca-Cola’s “Move to the Beat” campaign, launched in 2012 when the London Olympics were held? This piece pairs global producer Mark Ronson with London songstress Katy B.
Its standout feature is that it weaves the sounds of five athletes’ sports—such as archery and table tennis—into the beat.
The exhilarating sound, where sports and music are seamlessly fused, evokes the thrill of being in a stadium just by listening.
Although it was released in 2012, its experimental yet pop finish still feels utterly fresh today.
If you want to get pumped up before watching sports, give it a listen.
And I DanceNEW!By Storm
Born from the critically acclaimed experimental hip-hop trio Injury Reserve, By Storm was launched by rapper Ritchie and producer Parker Corey.
Overcoming the tragedy of a member’s sudden passing, they released this work in January 2026 to mark a new phase.
It combines the hard, club-derived propulsion with an urgent feeling of dancing on while carrying loss and memory, resulting in a distinctive groove where noisy electronics intertwine with restrained rapping—sure to overwhelm you.
Their total-art approach, including artwork and video crafted by Parker, is also fully intact.
The track is included on their debut album, “My Ghosts Go Ghost,” released in January, so if you’re seeking cutting-edge sounds, be sure to check it out.
Addicted To LoveNEW!Chvrches
CHVRCHES are a popular electropop band based in Scotland—a trio who have won worldwide support with their razor-sharp synth sound and catchy melodies.
In January 2026, they released “Addicted To Love,” a bold cover of Robert Palmer’s classic 1980s hit.
Departing from the muscular rock feel of the original, their version is reimagined as a melodramatic ballad built around resonant piano lines.
The track also drew attention for being produced for Hulu’s drama series Tell Me Lies, Season 3.
Lauren Mayberry’s taut, emotionally charged vocals quietly yet deeply move the listener.
It’s a highly recommended song to sink into on a wistful, late-night listen.