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 compilation of Western songs with titles starting with “P” (481–490)
Planet PopstarWishy
The new song by WISHY, an alternative dream-pop band based in Indianapolis, USA, portrays a poignant yearning for someone far away.
Released in October 2024, the track was born during the making of their debut album, “Triple Seven,” but ultimately came out as a standalone single.
Incorporating elements of shoegaze and dream pop, the sound nods to ’90s indie rock while embracing modern arrangements.
The song is also slated to be performed on their European and U.S.
tours, heightening anticipation for its live appeal.
It’s a recommended listen for those who want to immerse themselves in a dreamlike atmosphere or seek resonance with bittersweet emotions.
Play This At My FuneralXzibit
Xzibit, the American rapper and actor, released the lead single from his first album in 13 years, Kingmaker, in October 2024.
Centered on a self-reflective theme that looks back on his life and career, the work leaves a strong impression of his “comeback.” Laid over heavyweight hip-hop beats, the lyrics carry a serious, cinematic mood, expressing the battles he’s faced throughout his career and his determination for future success.
Energetic and motivating, this release marks the beginning of a new chapter for both fans and Xzibit himself.
A must-listen for hip-hop fans.
Praise Jah in the MoonlightYG Marley
YG Marley is a singer from the United States.
The grandson of reggae king Bob Marley and son of Rohan Marley, he’s drawing attention as a new-generation artist carrying on his family’s musical legacy.
His debut single, Praise Jah in the Moonlight, introduced here, is a spiritual collaboration with his mother, Lauryn Hill, featuring a vocal sample from Bob Marley’s song Crisis.
Upon release, it swept charts around the world, hitting No.
1 in New Zealand and reaching the top five in the UK, among other successes.
The track is also popular on TikTok, where it’s often used in dance videos featuring laid-back, stepping styles.
Pondeggi (feat. E Wata)Yaeji
As a Korean American artist based in New York with a global presence, Yaeji delivers an experimental track inspired by hand-play songs, featuring a memorable handclap rhythm and a title referencing traditional Korean street food.
Created in collaboration with E.
Wata, the song is paired with a music video by filmmaker Andrew Thomas Huang, co-starring Korean actress Uhm Jung-hwa, which tells the story of a techno witch trying to prevent a silkworm’s metamorphosis.
Since its release in March 2025, it has garnered high praise from music outlets like Pitchfork and DJ Mag.
Skillfully blending house music and hip-hop, its distinctive sound appeals to everyone from dance-music fans to listeners of experimental electronic music.
Pretty UglyZara Larsson
A provocative new track from Swedish pop star Zara Larsson emerged in April 2025.
Characterized by a keyboard line inspired by ’90s house music and a cheerleader-like chorus, the song deftly fuses Eurodance and pop-rap.
Its lyrics channel a defiance against society’s expectations of women, advocating the freedom of self-expression unbound by beauty standards.
Released as the lead single from Zara’s fifth studio album, “ZL5,” the track is also drawing attention for its music video directed by Charlotte Rutherford.
She’s set to join Tate McRae’s North American “Miss Possessive Tour” starting in August 2025, with anticipated performances of the new song at arenas across the continent.
It’s a perfect anthem for anyone who wants to pursue uninhibited self-expression over perfection or propriety!
Project ZZomboy
Zomboy, a leading figure on the front lines of electronic dance music, has embarked on a new musical journey.
Hailing from the UK, his latest work showcases the quintessential Zomboy sound—a fusion of heavy dubstep basslines and energetic beats.
Centered on themes of survival and transformation, the track highlights his distinctive style of expressing emotion through sound rather than words.
Released in September 2024 on Rott N’ Roll Records, this tightly packed 3-minute-45-second piece is crafted with club and festival energy in mind.
Highly recommended for those looking to ignite the dance floor or seeking a fresh jolt of excitement in their music.
Pizza Timeche
Chase Shaun Mitchell, who performs under the artist name “Che,” is a young recording artist from Atlanta, Georgia—born in 2006.
At just 14, he began releasing music online, and as a member of the collective 4ersona, he’s already making waves with viral hits on platforms like TikTok.
His May 2024 release “Pizza Time” is an undeniable banger, featuring melodic, Auto-Tuned vocals that blur the line between singing and rapping over a heavy bassline and distorted production.
The mischievous, fun music video—peppered with internet memes—feels distinctly youthful, and with his free-spirited creative approach, he’s poised to attract even more attention going forward.
