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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No StringsX Ambassadors
You don’t need wings to fly.
That’s the powerful message conveyed by X Ambassadors’ song.
A track from the album “Townie,” it’s infused with their love for and struggles with their hometown of Ithaca.
The lyrics give you the courage to move forward even amid harsh realities, giving you that gentle push you need.
Released in January 2024, the song signals a new chapter for the band.
Since their platinum-certified debut album “VHS,” they’ve steadily built their career.
This track is recommended for moments when you want to fire yourself up or when your energy is low.
Alongside a voice that resonates with the heart, you might just find the courage to spread your wings.
NEW DANCEXG
XG is a seven-member girls’ group gaining attention in the electro-pop scene.
They’re popular for their striking looks, bold fashion, and high-level performances.
Among their songs, the dance track I’d recommend to high school students is the pre-release single from their 1st mini-album NEW DNA.
It’s an upbeat dance-pop piece with an extremely high-energy chorus.
Released in August 2023, the track conveys the joy of self-expression and the bonds between friends.
The rhythm is easy to follow, so it’s great for school festival performances too! The lyrics, which celebrate the fun of dancing freely, are especially memorable.
Definitely check it out.
NeurveXanopticon
Kusanoputicon is a U.S.-born artist who represents breakcore.
A composer well-versed in a wide range of fields including ambient music, experimental music, and glitchcore, he is especially highly regarded for his work in breakcore.
One of his signature pieces is Neurve, which features the extremely intricate breakbeats that are the hallmark of breakcore.
The level of detail is so refined that you could feel satisfied just from the complexity of the beats alone.
Nocturnal PoisoningXasthur
Depressive black metal, due in part to its musical characteristics, is very often a one-person project.
Among Japanese enthusiasts it’s even affectionately called “lonely black metal,” and Xasthur—the focus of this piece—is one of the most famous of these one-man black metal acts.
Influenced by Burzum, the notorious Norwegian icon and a sort of progenitor of depressive black metal, Malefic started his solo project under the name Xasthur in 1995.
In 2002 he released the highly acclaimed debut album Nocturnal Poisoning, which shocked black metal fans.
While Xasthur’s music maintains the aggressive edge characteristic of black metal, including double-bass blasts, the sense of tragic despair it invokes is extraordinary.
Wailing, noise-like vocals; melodies that are nothing but sorrow, sometimes rendered with clean tones; and the use of keyboards all contribute to an atmosphere that is evil, ominous, and—repeating myself here—filled with despair, making it something beginners probably shouldn’t approach.
That said, compared to other depressive black metal, Xasthur’s songwriting has more variation in intensity and could even be called dramatic, so those with some black metal listening experience should be able to handle it!
Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “N” (481–490)
noticeYellowStraps
YellowStraps, the soul trio currently drawing the most attention in Belgium.
When people think of soul music, many imagine an acoustic sound.
YellowStraps’ take on soul is different—most of their music leans toward an electronic sound.
Their new track, notice, is a prime example: a superb song crafted into high-quality R&B with hints of slow jam and hip-hop.
NEXTYoungboy Never Broke Again
YoungBoy Never Broke Again has been churning out hit songs.
His track “NEXT” could be called a comeback song.
In recent years, he had been creating tracks infused with warm, positive messages.
But this one returns to a rough, raw style reminiscent of his early career.
When you look at the lyrics, you can sense a shift in YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s mindset.
And if you listen in the context of his past works, you’ll be able to immerse yourself even more deeply in his world.
No MoreYouth Of Today
As a classic of hardcore punk, this Youth Of Today track carries a powerful message.
Featured on their 1988 album “We’re Not in This Alone,” it is distinguished by lyrics that focus on vegetarianism and animal rights.
It sharply points out the environmental impacts and ethical issues of meat consumption, criticizing society’s self-centeredness.
Youth Of Today is known for supporting straight edge culture and conveying positive messages, and this song clearly reflects that stance.
It’s recommended for those interested in the environment and animal rights, as well as listeners who want to think about social issues.