A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'N'
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “N,” do any come to mind?
We don’t usually pay much attention to the first letter of a song title, so you might not think of one right away.
That said, there are plenty of English words that start with “N,” like “New,” “No,” “Night,” and “Need,” all of which sound like they’d make great song titles.
In this article, I’ll introduce lots of songs with titles that start with “N,” regardless of era or genre.
By exploring music from a perspective you haven’t tried before, you might discover some new favorites.
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Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'N' (71–80)
NOT THE ONEChy Cartier
As a young rapper from Tottenham, Chy Cartier is bringing fresh energy to the UK rap scene.
Born in 2004, she’s a natural talent who learned rap by memorizing the hip-hop, dancehall, and grime her mother played when she was a child, and reportedly wrote her first lyrics at age seven.
She began pursuing music in earnest around 2018, and a snippet of “Bossed Up,” released at the end of 2023, went viral on social media and propelled her to a rapid breakthrough.
She followed up with a string of tracks featuring an aggressive yet melodic flow—such as “YO,” which racked up tens of millions of views on TikTok, and “SHUSH,” which balances street sensibilities with a taste for luxury.
In April 2025, she released her highly anticipated debut mixtape, NO BRING INS, which earned strong praise from Pitchfork.
Favoring bass-heavy beats and her signature ad-lib—“BAP!”—her sound, combined with a striking persona influenced by Foxy Brown and Nicki Minaj, has made her stand out as a new role model among women MCs in UK rap.
Aiming to become a cultural icon at the intersection of fashion and music, she’s an ideal artist for listeners who crave both hard-hitting rap and introspective storytelling.
Never Need MeRachel Chinouriri
Rachel Chinouriri, who began her career in earnest in 2018, is a rising singer-songwriter who went from posting home recordings on SoundCloud to signing with the storied British label Parlophone.
After earning acclaim with her 2019 debut EP, “Mama’s Boy,” she has built a following with a style that anchors itself in alternative pop and indie rock while contemporizing Britpop-inflected guitar sounds.
Her signature track “So My Darling” resurfaced on TikTok and drew renewed attention, and her debut album “What a Devastating Turn of Events,” released in May 2024, reached the UK Top 20.
At the 2025 BRIT Awards, she received double nominations for Artist of the Year and Best New Artist, and it was reported that Adele sent her a congratulatory bouquet.
Hailing from southwest London to Zimbabwean immigrant parents, she is known for transforming family history and formative experiences into richly narrative lyrics.
With an unvarnished voice and approachable melodies that invite empathy, she’s an artist highly recommended for fans of Britpop and UK guitar pop.
Next Year BabyJamie Cullum
Every time the new year comes around, everyone vows, “This year I’ll really change,” yet those resolutions always fizzle out in a few days… Capturing that relatable, real-life youth with humor is a signature song by British jazz pianist Jamie Cullum.
The track appears on his acclaimed 2003 October release, Twentysomething—his definitive album, which became the fastest-selling jazz album in UK history and sold 2.5 million copies worldwide.
In the lyrics, he reels off New Year’s resolutions like “drink less,” “read more books,” and “call my grandma every week,” only to confess in the end that what he truly wants is to tell the person he’s always liked how he feels.
With a swinging piano feel and warm analog recording, it’s a song whose blend of self-deprecation and romance hits home—a perfect listen for the New Year.
Night SideHenry Mancini
This piece, included on the soundtrack of the 1962 film Hatari!, is an instrumental work by Henry Mancini.
Although it scores an adventure film set in Africa, it exudes a sophisticated mood that blends jazz and lounge music.
The ensemble of brass and woodwinds, understated percussion, and a mellow melody create a sound that feels as comfortable as being in a nighttime cocktail bar.
The contrasting elements—the African savanna at night and a refined jazz sound—are beautifully harmonized, setting the scene for a relaxed, grown-up atmosphere.
It’s a perfect track for a night drive or a quiet weekend evening.
nun+ (ft. Kal Banx)Pink Siifu
A collaborative track by rapper/singer/producer Pink Siifu from Birmingham, Alabama, and up-and-coming Dallas producer Kal Banx was released in October 2025.
Kal Banx, known for his work around Top Dawg Entertainment and for earning recognition through projects with artists like Isaiah Rashad, brings his signature bouncing drums and low-end-focused, tight arrangements to this release.
The result is a minimal piece that pushes Pink Siifu’s dry, matter-of-fact delivery to the forefront.
Pivoting sharply from the wide-ranging experimentation showcased on the album “BLACK’!ANTIQUE,” this short, punchy burst of aggression hits like a sprint—highly recommended for heads seeking hard-edged hip-hop beats!
Nobody NewThe Marías
The Marías are an indie pop band based in Los Angeles.
Blending English and Spanish in their songs and incorporating elements of jazz and psychedelia, they’ve won wide acclaim for their distinctive sound.
Released in April 2025, this work was created as the B-side to their album “Submarine,” which came out in May 2024.
It weaves together complex feelings about past relationships with hesitation about starting something new, carefully portraying swaying emotions like an overcast sky.
The dreamy, psychedelic tones are soothing, and lead vocalist María Zardoya’s velvety voice helps turn even a dull, cloudy day into a lovely moment.
No LoveLost Girl
Singer-songwriter Lost Girl from Reading, UK.
She began her career in UK garage and grime, but in recent years has shifted toward a more soulful R&B sound, releasing a track in October 2025 that clearly reflects this change.
Depicting relationships where love can’t be given and hearts fall out of sync, the song trades her past club-oriented style for an introspective mood.
She was deeply involved in the songwriting and production herself, and simultaneously released a music video into which she poured her blood, sweat, and tears.
It’s a track that gently stays by your side when you’re trying to recover from hurt or face yourself.