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A roundup of Western songs with titles that start with “R”

When it comes to English words that start with “R,” there are lots that sound like they could be song titles—like “Rock,” “Rain,” and “Re.” In this article, I’ll introduce some classic Western songs with titles that begin with “R.” You probably don’t often look for songs that start with a specific letter, but that’s exactly why it can be a great chance to discover tracks you might not have noticed before.

Enjoy this article as you look forward to making new discoveries.

A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with 'R' (211–220)

Ruby Rosary (ft. J. Cole)A$AP Rocky

A$AP Rocky – Ruby Rosary (Audio) ft. J. Cole
Ruby Rosary (ft. J. Cole)A$AP Rocky

Popular rapper A$AP Rocky has released a lead single from his upcoming album “Don’t Be Dumb,” slated for fall 2024.

Featuring J.

Cole and produced by The Alchemist, the track marks the trio’s second collaboration since 2013, showcasing a tightly synchronized flow.

Over laid-back beats, they deftly explore themes of success, wealth, and inner conflict.

Since topping the U.S.

charts with his debut album in 2013, A$AP has drawn attention not only in music but also in fashion.

This new track offers another taste of his uniquely immersive vision.

RunawayAURORA

Aurora, a Norwegian artist, captivates listeners around the world with her distinctive, electro-pop–based sound.

A prodigy who started playing piano at six and composing at nine, she debuted in 2015 with the EP “Running with the Wolves,” drawing attention from notable figures such as Katy Perry.

Her talent has been highly acclaimed, earning nominations for the European Border Breakers Awards and the Spellemannprisen.

Her work is characterized by lyrics that delve deeply into nature and human emotion, paired with a unique sound that makes effective use of synthesizers and drums.

She’s an artist especially recommended for those with an introspective and delicate sensibility.

Raving In The StudioAitch

Aitch, Bou – Raving In The Studio
Raving In The StudioAitch

This track stands out with its energetic beat.

It’s a collaboration between Manchester-born rapper Aitch and Manchester producer Boo, released in January 2025.

Sampling Gorillaz’s classic “Feel Good Inc.,” it offers a distinctive and captivating sound.

The song depicts a studio party vibe, seamlessly blending Aitch’s signature flow with Boo’s powerful production.

It’s been featured in broadcasts of major global boxing events, drawing significant attention, and is a must-listen for fans of club music.

RitualAlan Walker

Alan Walker’s “Ritual” has a comfortable four-on-the-floor beat that goes “don, don, don, don.” He’s a well-known, popular trackmaker in the EDM scene.

He shot to fame with 2015’s “Faded,” a track characterized by its wistful melody.

In contrast, “Ritual” has a distinctly positive vibe.

His uniquely emotional sound is downright addictive!

RadianceAmelie Lens

If you love heavy bass, I highly recommend “Radiance.” It’s a track produced by Belgian music producer Amelie Lens, who’s even nicknamed the “Queen of the techno scene.” This piece by Amelie Lens delivers an energetic, instrumental-driven sound.

While it maintains a high-energy vibe throughout, it amps up even further at the end.

It’s a track that offers a strong sense of satisfaction.

RehabAmy Winehouse

The late legendary singer Amy Winehouse—her soul- and jazz-driven sound is still adored by many listeners and artists today.

Among her songs, the one I especially recommend is Rehab.

Its doo-wop-like rhythm and light yet soulful vocals make it perfect for lunchtime.

Rather than a chill-time track, it’s a great pick for those who want to enjoy a lively lunch break with colleagues.

Rise UpAndra Day

Andra Day – Rise Up [Official Music Video] [Inspiration Version]
Rise UpAndra Day

Andra Day, beloved as both an actress and singer-songwriter, is featured here with “Rise Up” from her album Cheers to the Fall.

This piano ballad showcases her crystal-clear voice, and its lyrics portray someone facing hardships.

With imagery that compares difficulties to the sea and mountains, the song conveys a sweeping, grand atmosphere.

By the way, the title “Rise Up” doesn’t just mean “to get up,” but also “to rally” or “to overcome.” Perfect for when you need that extra push.