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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Compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “P” (281–290)
PumpChris Lorenzo
The track that’s spreading by word of mouth as “music like nothing before” is Pump.
It’s a piece by British music producer Chris Lorenzo.
After a few seconds of silence at the start, a low bass sound kicks in.
From there, electronic tones join in and the sound gradually accelerates.
By the end it reaches ultra-high speed, stops, and then shifts into the hook.
The buildup toward this chorus is the highlight.
It also modulates several times toward the end, keeping it consistently fresh to listen to.
PantomimeCigar Cigarette ft. Naeem
Chris McLaughlin is a music producer with an impressive track record, including a Grammy Award.
His long-awaited debut single is “Pantomime.” He says the song came to him during everyday life, and it carries a message for people who feel trapped by the city’s stifling atmosphere and the repetition of similar days.
As you listen, pay attention to Naeem’s conversational vocal delivery and the metallic sounds resonating in the background.
PlayersCoi Leray
Koi Leray, who shot to prominence when her 2020 release “No More Parties” became a viral hit on TikTok.
Her track “Players” is a dance tune with pleasantly nostalgic synth sounds reminiscent of ’80s pop.
The hybrid of that retro vibe and her contemporary vocals gives the song a fresh feel that’s sure to lift your spirits.
The tempo isn’t too fast either, making it a perfect pick for those who aren’t confident with super quick choreography!
Players (DJ Smallz 732 – Jersey Club Remix)Coi Leray
Rapper Coi Leray, who debuted at 21, released “Players (DJ Smallz 732 – Jersey Club Remix),” a truly powerful track.
Its lyrics call for lectures on women’s advancement in society and discrimination.
While the content is a bit provocative, it ultimately empowers listeners.
The track also has a danceable club-music vibe, making it easy to get into the groove.
How about first enjoying the song purely, and then taking your time to go through the lyrics afterward?
Pretty Little Baby (Cute Baby)Connie Francis
Connie Francis’s 1962 release “Pretty Little Baby,” along with its Japanese version “Kawaii Baby,” is a breezy song that captures the exhilaration and fluttering feelings of young love.
The innocent, hopeful lyrics celebrate the joy of a fresh romance and are sure to bring a smile to your face.
References to youth culture of the time—like dates at carhops and pop shops—add a unique touch.
A popular hit that climbed to No.
12 on the Billboard chart, it encapsulates her appeal across diverse genres such as country and pop.
It’s a classic that listeners in their seventies, in particular, may find wonderfully nostalgic.
Post Traumatic BluesCorey Taylor
Corey Taylor, known as the vocalist of Slipknot, is also highly active as a solo artist and enjoys immense popularity in the rock scene.
His new song, Post Traumatic Blues, is featured on his second solo album, CMF2.
In this track, you can experience his melodious, catchy vocals—something you don’t often get with Slipknot.
A must-check for rock fans.
Peach Velvet SkyCorinne Bailey Rae
For those who enjoy more artistic tracks, I also recommend “Peach Velvet Sky.” It’s the lead single from Corinne Bailey Rae’s album Black Rainbows.
Her previous release was in 2016, and this one came out in 2023, so the roughly seven-year gap has drawn a lot of attention.
The song’s style centers on piano and lands somewhere between jazz and opera.
Give it a listen while pondering the abstract lyrics and the meaning of the title.