A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “I”
When it comes to English words that start with “I,” there are plenty that could make great song titles—beyond the pronoun “I,” you’ve got “If” for hypotheticals, as well as “Imagine” and “Idea,” among others.
In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs whose titles start with “I.” I don’t think many people usually search for songs by narrowing down the first letter of the title, but that’s exactly why you might discover tracks you hadn’t noticed before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to finding out what songs are on the list.
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ILYSMIHKali Uchis
In April 2025, Colombian-American singer-songwriter Kali Uchis released a new work whose delicate, motherhood-tinged sound resonates deeply.
Written beside her sleeping young child, the piece marks a departure from her earlier themes of loneliness and independence, instead richly expressing unconditional love for family and a sense of healing.
Its dreamy, soulful textures evoke the atmosphere of her early release Por Vida, while reflecting her new mindset as a mother—a gem of a track.
Included as the final track on her fifth studio album, Sincerely,, it showcases her musical maturation.
Known for her fluid command of English and Spanish and her stylistic range, she opens a new chapter here—perfect for a quiet, relaxing night.
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IF KARMA DOESN’T GET YOU (I WILL)Lauren Spencer Smith
Canadian rising singer-songwriter Lauren Spencer Smith’s new single, arriving in April 2025, marks a significant step in her musical evolution.
Its lyrics, depicting anger at betrayal and a thirst for revenge, push beyond her traditional ballad style into what she herself calls her “edgiest and darkest” work yet.
Set to mid-tempo pop-rock, her powerful vocals convey the emotions with striking realism.
The track serves as the lead single from her second album, The Art of Being a Mess, slated for release in June, and is already drawing attention.
After gaining the spotlight in 2019 with her cover of Always Remember Us This Way and achieving international breakthrough in 2022 with Fingers Crossed, this song opens a new chapter for her.
It’s a perfect choice for when you want to unleash the feelings buried deep in your heart.
ITS A FEELogic
The new track from Logic, the U.S.-based artist, is an ambitious work that symbolizes his musical pursuit.
Known for boom bap and conscious rap, this time he takes on the rage subgenre influenced by Playboi Carti and Travis Scott.
Over a minimal, moody beat, he explores the costs behind success and his inner conflict.
Scheduled for release on April 25, 2025 via Boom.Records, the song will be included on his 15th album, Sidequest.
Since late 2024, Logic has openly declared his move into trap music, and this release delivers on that promise by opening up a new frontier for him.
It’s a perfect track for fans of energetic, emotional rap and listeners who enjoy following an artist’s musical evolution.
Invincible (from Kaiju No. 8)OneRepublic
It’s an emotionally resonant number that brilliantly captures the anime’s world! Released in April 2025 by the globally acclaimed American band OneRepublic, this track was produced as the ending theme for the special episode “Hoshina’s Day Off” of the hit anime Kaiju No.
8.
Featuring a powerful melody and Ryan Tedder’s richly expressive vocals, the song was also used in the special theatrical cut Kaiju No.
8: Mission Recon, shown in North American cinemas, and has earned fervent support from Japanese anime fans.
With a strong, uplifting message that inspires the courage to face adversity—and following the success of “Nobody,” which was used as the anime’s ending theme in 2024 and won a Japan Gold Disc Award—its high acclaim is clear.
The music video, filmed in Tokyo, is also a must-see!
Ill Be ThereMikey Geiger
This commercial promotes the fact that you can enjoy Spotify on Apple Watch and that it supports offline playback.
It uses colorful visuals to express how you can enjoy music even when your smartphone isn’t nearby, making music feel more accessible.
The track that gives this simple, text-focused yet colorful video its distinctive vibe is “I’ll Be There.” It has a dance-music feel with a pronounced rhythm, and the soaring vocals layered on top convey a unique sense of weightlessness.
If You Get LonelyAly & AJ
A heartwarming track where a country-tinged melody, highlighted by steel guitar, blends beautifully with the sisters’ sweet harmonies.
Hailing from California, Aly & AJ have built a unique world in the pop-rock scene since forming in 2004.
This song is included on their album “Silver Deliverer,” slated for release in May 2025, and was issued as an advance single in April 2025.
Allison’s experience shortly after childbirth adds depth to the work, warmly embracing themes of loneliness and memory.
With a strongly folk-leaning arrangement, it’s a song that conveys the duo’s maturity after twenty years since their debut, “Into the Rush.” Perfect for a gentle afternoon drive or quiet moments with someone special.
In The EndLinkin Park
This masterpiece, which fuses weighty melodies and rap with emotional vocals, was released in October 2001 by the American rock band Linkin Park.
Featured on their debut album Hybrid Theory, the track captured the hearts of nu metal fans worldwide and reached No.
2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Its striking intro begins with a piano riff, and the call-and-response between Mike Shinoda and Chester Bennington powerfully conveys the frustration of efforts that go unrewarded.
The surreal music video, featuring a massive statue standing in a desert, won Best Rock Video at the 2002 MTV Video Music Awards.
It’s a gem that deeply resonates with anyone who feels loneliness or defeat.