A collection of Western songs with titles that start with “O”
When it comes to English words that start with “O,” there are plenty that sound like they could be song titles, such as “Open,” “One,” and “Only.” In this article, we’ll introduce classic Western songs whose titles begin with “O.” You probably don’t often search for songs by their initial letter, but once you try, you may discover tracks that hadn’t really caught your eye before.
In that sense, this article is something music lovers in particular will want to read.
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Oceans AwayARIZONA
This song stands out for its dreamy sound and bittersweet melody.
The lyrics, which overlay the heartache of a long-distance relationship with the feelings of lovers separated by the sea, really resonate.
Through the phrase “beyond the open sea,” it skillfully conveys both the physical and emotional distance from a loved one.
It’s included on A R I Z O N A’s debut album, Gallery, released in May 2017, and is known as one of the band’s signature tracks.
Listening to it at the end of summer or the beginning of autumn can leave you feeling a little wistful.
It’s the perfect song for when you’re thinking of someone far away or longing to reunite with someone special.
oimiakonA Red Season Shade
When you hear “a band with flowing melodies and enveloping, roaring guitars,” you might think of groups from the UK or Scandinavia, but bands like that actually exist in France as well.
Formed in Nice, France, A Red Season Shade is a band that weaves elements of shoegaze, post-rock, and dream pop into songs that unfold slowly and dramatically, elevating them not as instrumentals but firmly as vocal-driven music.
They only left behind two albums—the 2006 release The Outcome Fosters Detachment and their masterpiece second album Interiors from 2009, which marked their debut in Japan—but both deliver a sound that will undoubtedly pierce the hearts of anyone who loves lyrical post-rock or shoegaze.
Highly recommended for fans of fellow French act M83, too.
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Off White RozayA$AP Ferg
The American rapper A$AP Ferg released a track in September 2024 that showcases his energetic performance and cutting-edge production.
It’s upbeat with a strong party-ready tempo, making it a likely favorite at summer events.
Producer Ron Browz is on board, and the inclusion of guest artist Murda Mook is another notable highlight.
The song was released as Ferg continues his career without the “A$AP” moniker, performing simply as “Ferg,” and it stands as an ambitious work that signals his new musical direction.
Highly recommended for anyone looking to turn up the party scene.
ONE DAYARASH feat Helena
The classic song ONE DAY by Arash, an Iranian-born music producer now based in Sweden, and Helena Josefsson, the vocalist of the Sweden-based band Sandy Mouche.
Released in 2014, the track gained popularity not only in Sweden but also across the rock scene.
Its appeal lies in the heartrending lyrics that dwell on a former lover.
Although it’s left somewhat ambiguous, it likely sings about a parting through death, and together with the melody it creates a deeply poignant atmosphere.
Oh My GodAdele
Adele is a British female singer-songwriter with a distinctive vocal style who’s active at the forefront of the music scene.
I think many people in Japan are familiar with her.
All of her songs are cool, but “Oh My God” in particular has an especially striking vibe.
Because her accent—known as Cockney—is quite strong, the pronunciation can be pretty challenging, but if you can master singing it, it’s a powerful song.
Why not give it a try?
Off The Beaten TrackAfrican Head Charge
African Head Charge has continued to win support from music fans around the world—not just dub and reggae listeners—for its primitive yet artistic sonic imagery.
Their 1986 release Off the Beaten Track brilliantly realized the concept of “psychedelic Africa” proposed by Brian Eno, thanks to the genius of Adrian Sherwood—who also founded the label On-U Sound that released the album.
The mysterious dance music created through a fusion of sampling and live instruments has been reissued multiple times, and even well into the 2020s it keeps spinning on dance floors worldwide, moving and compelling people to dance.
OutsidersAgainst The Current
Against The Current is a pop-rock band that gradually gained popularity by uploading covers of hit songs on YouTube.
The band originally consisted only of men, but as they started gaining attention on YouTube, their current vocalist, Chrissy Costanza, joined.
Their song “Outsiders” is one of their signature tracks and strongly reflects a pop sensibility.
It’s recommended even for those who aren’t fond of rock.