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' (51–60)
Nuclear (Hands Up)Zomboy
Zomboy is a music producer with roots in rock and metal.
This track, which opens his September 2012 EP “The Dead Symphonic,” is a quintessential piece from the early days of his career.
Its biggest draw is, without a doubt, the floor-shaking, ferocious drop.
Shattering the silence, the metallic, guitar-like bass explodes with an aggressively cutting edge.
On top of that, the shout-along vocal calls to the audience create a sense of unity, letting you feel the rush of a live show.
It’s perfect for those moments when you want to crank your adrenaline with high-octane sound.
An anthem packed with the intensity and fun of brostep.
Not Like The RestGIRLBAND!
Girlband, a band currently drawing attention on the UK rock scene.
Hailing from Nottingham, they deliver indie punk that combines the punch reminiscent of riot grrrl with a pop sensibility.
Among their releases, the one you should definitely hear is their debut single, released in February 2024.
It channels feelings of alienation in a small town and the struggle to find one’s true self, sung over a powerful sound.
The catchy, sing-along chorus is also striking.
The music video featuring actor Bella Ramsey has become a hot topic as well.
It’s an anthem that lifts up anyone who’s ever felt out of place or longed to embrace who they are.
NEED YOUNEMZZZ
Nemzz, born in 2004 and hailing from Manchester, is gaining attention as a rising rapper.
He’s popular for a style that blends UK drill and hip-hop.
From his mixtape “Do Not Disturb,” I’d like to introduce a track that evokes the bittersweetness of youth.
Released in March 2024, the mixtape topped the UK R&B Albums Chart.
The work portrays a complicated relationship with a particular person.
It captures the frustrating feelings of youth—wanting to get closer but being unable to—with sparse lyrics and a spacious beat.
The lyrics and wistful melody match beautifully, making it easy to slip into its world.
It’s recommended for those who can’t forget someone, or for nights when you want to sink into a slightly sentimental mood.
Nothing Would ChangeThe Linda Lindas
With a single live video released in May 2021, The Linda Lindas captured the hearts of rock fans around the world.
Taking their name from a Japanese film, they’re a punk band from Los Angeles made up of teenage members.
From their album “No Obligation,” let’s spotlight a coming-of-age track where sparkle and wistfulness coexist.
The song voices a feeling of frustration—almost resignation—that even if you try to change something, the world might not change at all.
Yet it gently stays by the side of that powerlessness, ultimately becoming an anthem that affirms small acts of resistance and step-by-step action.
Its contrast between sweet-and-sour, ’50s-style girl-group choruses and a breakneck punk sound sharpens the song’s bittersweet message.
When you’re down about your own limitations, listening to it will surely give you the courage to look ahead.
A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with “N” (61–70)
Next To YouErykah Badu & The Alchemist
Erykah Badu, long revered as the queen of neo-soul, and The Alchemist, a master of hip-hop.
The remarkable chemistry between these two gifted artists has produced a truly dreamlike collaboration.
Over The Alchemist’s warm, nostalgically tinged beat, Badu’s soulful, jazzy, and airy vocals float, gently enveloping the listener.
The world they create—like a peaceful moment spent beside someone you love—quietly heals the depths of the heart.
Released ahead of the album “Abi & Alan” in June 2025, this track also became a highlight of their Japan tour.
It’s perfect for late-night drives or leisurely weekend downtime when you want to fully immerse yourself in the soundscape.
Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)Arcade Fire
Among the many strands of 2000s rock, countless music fans who remember the era will recall the shock of Arcade Fire’s debut from Montreal, Canada.
This track opens their 2004 masterpiece debut album, Funeral.
Beginning with a quiet piano tone, it builds into a grand sonic world as strings and a variety of instruments layer in—an overwhelming progression.
The story of two people trying to escape a snowbound town carries a sense of impending loss beneath its hope, powerfully stirring the listener.
The background—members losing close relatives during the album’s creation, which inspired the title—also deepens the work’s urgent resonance.
It’s a timeless song, perfect for immersing yourself in its story on a winter night.
New Age CrisisJean Dawson
This is the introduction video for the iPhone 17 Pro, unveiled in September 2025.
It highlights a unibody milled from a block of aluminum, emphasizing its light weight, durability, and strong thermal efficiency, along with improvements to the battery, camera, and chip performance.
It also showcases a cooling system designed to harness the capabilities of the new chip, making the device’s advancements crystal clear.
The piece with the striking piano melody that sets the tone for this sleek commercial is New Age Crisis by American musician Jean Dawson.
While the ad uses only the piano accompaniment, the original track features powerful vocals, drums, and choral elements that create a grand atmosphere.
