A collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'G'
When you hear “songs with titles that start with ‘G,’” what tracks come to mind?
We don’t usually think about the first letter of a song title, so it might be hard to come up with examples on the spot.
For instance, there are many English words that start with “G,” like “Good,” “Gonna,” and “Get.”
In this article, we’ll introduce songs with titles that start with “G” from among many of the world’s great tracks.
We hope you enjoy the read and maybe discover some new music along the way.
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Get To Itian & Nino Paid
The collaborative track by Ian from Romania and Nino Paid from Landover, Maryland is a trap-style song characterized by powerful beats and sharp lyrics.
Ian, who began making music at 13, founded Ocult Records and released the album “Slayer” in 2019.
Meanwhile, Nino Paid released his debut single “Pain & Possibilities” in 2023, followed by the album “Can’t Go Bacc” in 2024 and “Love Me as I Am” in 2025.
This 3-minute-and-10-second track showcases a remarkable balance of both artists’ individuality, has been featured on Apple Music’s New Music Daily, and is generating buzz.
With heartfelt storytelling and a unique flow, it’s a compelling song that trap music fans won’t want to miss.
GeniusKrizz Kaliko
This commercial shows a man using Apple Intelligence on the iPhone 16 series to write a work email.
He first drafts a casual message himself, then has Apple Intelligence rewrite it to sound more professional.
Although he’s portrayed as not exactly serious about work—raising and lowering his chair and twirling a chain—the humorous twist is that he cleverly navigates the situation by making good use of his iPhone.
At the end of the commercial, “Genius” by American rapper Krizz Kaliko plays.
The lyrics, which assertively proclaim his own genius, are memorable, and the track itself is powerful.
Gospel of AnnihilationImmortal Disfigurement
The new song by Immortal Disfigurement, a symphonic deathcore band from Pittsburgh, USA, that fuses crushing breakdowns with grand orchestration, was released in May 2025.
Fronted by vocalist CJ McCreery—formerly of Signs of the Swarm and Lorna Shore—this track stands out for his roaring, overwhelming growls and its highly dramatic progression, striking a superb balance between thunderous, high-impact riffs and symphonic arrangements.
Following buzz-worthy releases from their debut single “Dragged Through the Inferno” to “King” and “Force-Fed,” this is a tour de force produced as their first release under their new label, Seek & Strike.
With a worldview steeped in the darkness of black metal, it’s a highly recommended listen for fans devoted to deathcore and symphonic metal.
Get Well SoonJohnny Booth
Based on Long Island, New York, the metalcore band Johnny Booth is set to release a new work in May 2025 that captivates with its overwhelming sound, woven from heavy guitar riffs and fierce drum work.
Complex rhythmic structures blend seamlessly with Andrew Herman’s powerful vocals, and the addition of staccato rhythms and chord progressions reminiscent of The Mars Volta helps forge a distinctive sonic world.
Having earned high praise for their 2023 album Moments Elsewhere, the band’s new creative frontier also delivers a striking message that depicts a self-proclaimed god and their downfall.
With the Bad Luck World Tour set to kick off in July 2025—joining We Came As Romans, After The Burial, and others for a North American run—the track is drawing attention as a must-hear for metalcore fans.
Gifted Every StrengthLoathe
Hailing from Liverpool, England, Loathe seized metal fans’ hearts with a sprawling composition over six minutes long.
From the very beginning, ominous noise and Kadeem France’s fierce screams grip the listener at once.
The middle section envelops you in ethereal melodies, building toward a climactic finale where silence and chaos alternate in dynamic waves.
Revealed in a December 2024 interview, this track is the lead single from their fourth studio album.
First performed on Spiritbox’s North American “Tsunami Sea” tour, it received an enthusiastic response from audiences.
Blending intensity with delicacy, its singular sound is recommended for anyone drawn to experimental music.
Gripper (ft. T-Pain)Flo Milli
Born in 2000, Flo Milli is a rapper from Mobile, Alabama.
She drew attention in 2018 when Beef FloMix became a viral hit on social media.
Her track featuring T-Pain boldly fuses early-2000s R&B with modern trap beats.
T-Pain’s signature vocoder melodies intertwine perfectly with her sharp, confident rap, making for a cross-generational collaboration.
The song appears on the album Fine Ho, Stay, and was released shortly after she gave birth to her first child, a son, in April 2025.
Expressing women’s agency and self-confidence, her music is perfect for those looking to light up the late-night club scene or tap into powerful, feminine energy.
God KnowsMando Diao
Mando Diao is an alternative rock band based in Borlänge, Sweden, that also enjoys strong popularity in Japan.
Their sound is heavily influenced by 1960s mods culture and garage rock, and they are highly popular not only in their home country but also in German-speaking regions and Japan.
They debuted in 2002 with the album “Bring ‘Em In,” and achieved international success with the 2004 album “Hurricane Bar.” By 2023, when they were inducted into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame, they had sold over 150 million albums and performed more than 1,500 live shows in over 30 countries.
The band’s musical range spans from the garage rock sound of their early days, influenced by bands of the British Invasion era, to contemporary pop incorporating synthesizers.
They are highly recommended for fans of 1960s beat music and garage rock.