A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “E”
In this article, I’ll be introducing a whole bunch of Western songs whose titles start with the letter “E”! You might not usually listen to songs that all start with the same initial, but that’s exactly why trying it can lead you to discover tracks you didn’t know and make new discoveries.
By the way, when it comes to English words that start with “E,” there are plenty that seem perfect for song titles, like “Every—,” “Easy,” and “Each.” If you’re a fan of Western music, you may already have a few songs in mind.
With that, let’s dive in and enjoy the article—who knows, you might discover some new favorites along the way.
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EbonicsTheo Parrish
This is a club music classic by artist Theo Parrish, whose refined modern tracks and moody, textured sound approach have earned high acclaim.
With an easy-to-listen vibe, it carries a coolness that makes it especially appealing for listeners in their 30s.
E t h e r e a lTokyopill
Tokyo Phil is an artist who’s popular in Japan as well.
Their refined, artcore-like musicality is a big draw.
Since many of their music videos are set in Japan, I think they feel familiar even to Japanese listeners.
Among Tokyo Phil’s works, the track I especially recommend is “E t h e r e a l.” While adhering firmly to the principles of breakcore, it delivers a polished, lean, and stylish sound that really stands out.
Be sure to check it out.
Eediot Bwoy (Lost Tapes 2020)Tory Lanez
The track released in September 2024 by Brampton, Canada–born Tory Lanez features a tropical, high-energy dancehall sound.
As part of the “Lost Tapes” series, it’s an unreleased song recorded in 2020.
Though only about two minutes long and heavily influenced by reggae and dancehall, its lyrics and rhythms evoke Jamaican roots in a memorable way.
Showcasing Tory Lanez’s versatility, the song stands apart from his previous hip-hop and R&B work.
It’s a perfect pick for anyone looking to heat up the party scene.
Electric KingdomTwilight 22
It’s remarkable that the signature track by Twilight 22, known as pioneers of electro-funk, continues to be beloved as a breaking staple.
Released in January 1984, the song expresses both the harsh realities of urban life and a longing for freedom.
Its electric beats and funky rhythms blend perfectly, gripping breakers and never letting go.
Featured on the album “Twilight 22,” it reached No.
7 on the US R&B chart.
It’s also famous as a track often used in breakdance battle scenes and was featured at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
It’s the perfect song for anyone who wants to feel the street vibe while enjoying dance.
EarfquakeTyler, The Creator
This is the song Earfquake by Tyler, the Creator.
It’s included on his 2019 album IGOR.
You can feel a playful touch in the way the romantic melody and piano sounds are paired with an ’80s-style, intentionally cheap-sounding synthesizer.
The deliberately off-key vocal effects also, curiously, add a sense of wistfulness to the track.
With top-tier production and vocal ability, Tyler, the Creator comes highly recommended!
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EvolutionUMEK & Cosmic Boys
It sounds like a real floor-filler, doesn’t it? UMEK has been a very popular DJ in Japan for quite some time, but unlike now, in the early 2010s he was producing electro house and tech house.
It seems he gradually shifted his style with the rise of large-scale techno festivals.
And this time he’s collaborating with Cosmic Boys, the rookie French techno duo of Sébastien Bevil and Gaby Meynadier.
This might be what the new world-standard sound is like!
Everything Black feat. Mike TaylorUnlike Pluto
An LA-based, world-renowned DJ, Henri PFR.
In addition to EDM, he excels at electric rock, and his powerful musical style leaves a strong impression.
Among his works, one particularly cool track is “Everything Black feat.
Mike Taylor.” Featuring Mike Taylor—known for his rich, full-bodied vocals—the track is both stylish and infused with a powerful vibe.