A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'P'
In this article, I’ll be introducing classic Western songs whose titles start with the letter “P.” When you think of English words that begin with “P,” terms like “Peace,” “Party,” and “Picture” come to mind—some of you might already be thinking of a few songs just from seeing those words.
I don’t think many of us have had the chance to specifically seek out and listen only to songs that start with a particular letter.
But looking at them this way might help you discover tracks you didn’t know or lead to new findings.
I’d be delighted if this becomes an opportunity for you to encounter some new music.
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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with 'P' (21–30)
PEPPERRico Nasty
Rapper Rico Nasty, a Maryland native known as a pioneer of “Sugar Trap.” Released in November 2025, this work is a fantastic new track added to the deluxe edition of her album Lethal, which dropped in May of the same year.
Produced by her longtime ally Kenneth Blume, it’s thrilling from the jump, with a blasting, distorted 808 bass and her razor-sharp raps that mock traitors while flaunting wealth.
Its roughly one-minute run barrels forward like a storm, as if made for the mosh pit.
It’s a brilliant fusion of her early, impulsive rage style and her recent rock direction—perfect for blowing away a bad mood.
People Always ChangeCeleste
Celeste, the standard-bearer of British soul who was selected for BBC Sound of 2020 and also won the BRIT Awards’ Rising Star, has released her long-awaited second album, “Woman Of Faces,” in November 2025—four years after her UK No.1 debut, “Not Your Muse.” The sixth track, a piano ballad, features a striking descending piano motif inspired by Philip Glass’s minimalism, and quietly contrasts the people who change with the self that cannot.
It gives voice to the pain of being the only one left in the same place while lovers and friends move forward.
Reflecting her own feelings from the post-pandemic period of stagnation, the song serves as the emotional core of the album.
It’s perfect for late-night solitude, when you want to face the depths of your heart.
Pop StarLime Garden
Lime Garden is a four-piece formed by a group of best friends based in Brighton, in the south of England.
Their distinctive “indie-electro” sound fuses indie rock at its core with elements of electro and disco.
They really got going around 2020 and drew attention with tracks like the singles “Clockwork” and “I Want To Be You.” In 2022, they were recognized for their talent by being included in NME’s list of artists to watch, the “NME 100.” Their debut album, “One More Thing,” was released in February 2024.
The candid lyrics penned by vocalist Chloe Howard are another draw, and they’re a must-listen for anyone looking for a cool, danceable all-female band.
party 4 uCharli XCX
As one of the UK’s defining pop icons, Charli XCX has consistently stayed at the cutting edge.
Since debuting with the album “14” in 2008, she has captivated fans with her unique vision.
While she’s known for global hits like “Boom Clap,” featured in the film “The Fault in Our Stars,” her June 2024 album “Brat” sparked a cultural phenomenon dubbed the “BRAT summer,” accompanied by its striking lime-green visuals.
Rooted in electropop, her experimental yet catchy sound is highly addictive and instantly enthralls listeners.
She’s an irresistible artist not only for those attuned to fashion and trends, but for anyone seeking provocative, exhilarating pop music.
Please Give Me SomethingBill Allen and the Back Beats
Bill Allen & the Back Beats, led by Bill Allen from Akron, Ohio, were a rockabilly group that went on to exert a major influence on the later neo-rockabilly scene.
Perhaps their signature work is this track, notable for its distinctive hiccup-style vocals and echo-drenched guitar.
It delivers a raw plea for love from a sweetheart, with lyrics that convey the protagonist’s intense yearning and feverish impatience.
Released as a single in March 1958, it’s said to have been written in just about 15 minutes in the studio parking lot.
It’s a must-hear for fans of garage rock and punk as well.
If you play it when you’re feeling frustrated, it’s sure to blow the cobwebs away!
PrincessBENEE
New Zealand singer-songwriter BENEE broke through in 2019 and has captivated listeners worldwide with her breezy pop sensibility and introspective lyrics.
In November 2025, she released her second album, “Ur an Angel I’m Just Particles.” Placed near the end of the album, this R&B-pop track stands out with its glossy, Auto-Tuned sheen and buoyant beat.
It’s a buoyant declaration of self-worth—insisting she be treated like a princess—paired with a playful tussle for control in romance.
Here, the typically introspective artist deliberately takes on an outward-facing, confident persona, resulting in a song that symbolizes the album’s upward arc, where nightlife euphoria coexists with a fantastical worldview.
It’s perfect for pumping yourself up before a night out or for letting loose on the dance floor.
P.O.L.OFERG
A rapper carrying on Harlem’s lineage, Ferg.
Released in November 2025, this new track clocks in at just one minute, yet its minimal design distills his ferocious flow and a hypnotically repetitive hook.
Produced by Taavi Haapala, the dry, undulating 808s and rigid snares sharpen the edge of his aggressive mic work.
It’s a striking statement that symbolizes his new phase of doubling down on solo work since the 2024 album “Darold,” seamlessly fusing street-tough intensity with the driving force of modern trap.
Precisely because of its brevity, the track’s explosive power stands out—making it a perfect choice to soundtrack a workout or boost your commute-time energy.