A compilation of Western songs with titles that start with 'S'
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “S,” do any come to mind?
We don’t usually pay attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might not be easy to think of examples right away.
However, there are plenty of English words that start with “S,” like “Start,” “Shake,” “Season,” and “Save.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles beginning with “S,” regardless of era or genre.
You might discover something new by grouping songs in a way you haven’t considered before!
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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with “S” (1–10)
Stateside + Zara LarssonNEW!PinkPantheress
London-based singer and producer PinkPantheress has garnered attention for her skill in transforming UK garage and drum’n’bass into pop.
Her 2025 album Fancy That was well received, and this time we’re introducing Stateside, a refreshed take on a classic featuring Swedish singer Zara Larsson.
The track captures the frustration of distance and time differences with a loved one, set to a breezy beat.
With Zara’s powerful vocals, what began as an inward-looking love song evolves into a more open, liberating sound—truly exhilarating.
The music video released in January 2026 also drew plenty of buzz.
It’s a perfect fit for nights when you’re thinking of someone far away or for lifting your mood on a morning commute.
SwitchesNEW!Youngboy Never Broke Again
Rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again from Louisiana, renowned for his overwhelming props, remains as prolific and fervently supported as ever.
In January 2026, he released a new music video that generated buzz.
The spotlighted track is Switches, which also appears on Boosie Badazz’s album 225 Business.
Over a heavy trap beat, the song unfolds raw lyrics that evoke the tension of the streets.
True to its title—slang referencing firearms—it captivates with a hard, urgent atmosphere.
It’s a quintessentially addictive cut where aggressive flows intersect with his singular melodies.
If you’re craving something intense, this one’s a perfect fit—give it a listen.
Sleepless in a Hotel RoomNEW!Luke Combs
Luke Combs, a powerhouse singer from North Carolina, blends the traditions of country music with modern pop to set numerous records.
Released in January 2026 ahead of his album The Way I Am slated for March 2026, this song is a ballad that portrays the loneliness of nights in hotel rooms while on tour and the aching longing for a loved one far away.
The story behind it—that the song began more than six years ago and was finally completed through a collaboration with Randy Montana and others—is especially moving.
Combs’s commanding vocals and unadorned melody resonate deeply with listeners.
It’s a song I recommend for those who are often away from home for work, or for nights spent apart from someone you love, offering quiet comfort.
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Scales Are FallingNEW!Alter Bridge
Alter Bridge, hailing from Florida and featuring members of Creed alongside Myles Kennedy, are driving the rock scene with arena-level scale and presence.
In January 2026, they released their self-titled album “Alter Bridge,” a culmination of over 20 years of activity, and its uncompromising sound is earning high praise.
The track they dropped just before the album is “Scales Are Falling.” Its structure—leaping from serene clean guitars into taut, high-tension riffs—evokes a distinctly progressive sense of compositional beauty.
The weighty lyrics, themed around the pain of the moment when lies are exposed, also make for a deeply compelling listen.
Recorded at a studio connected to Eddie Van Halen, this release is sure to resonate with fans of technically sophisticated rock.
Slumber PartyNEW!Brigitte Calls Me Baby
Brigitte Calls Me Baby, a Chicago-based band that brings classic new wave and post-punk into a modern context.
Known for frontman Wes Leavins’s sultry vocals, their track “Slumber Party,” released in January 2026, marks a powerful step into a new phase for the band.
It’s the lead single from their upcoming album “Irreversible,” due out in March 2026, with standout production from the Rossmann brothers.
Driven guitars and a lush, sweet melody intertwine, and the music video directed by Alec Basse is also generating buzz.
Put it on when you’re feeling blue and it’ll lift you up, like it’s pulling you out into the world.
SPIRALNEW!Brutalismus 3000 & ISOxo
SPIRAL is a single released in January 2026 by ISOxo, a rising figure in the bass music scene from San Diego, and Brutalismus 3000, a Berlin-based act known for their hard-edged techno-punk.
Coming from different realms yet both capable of igniting fervor, the two have teamed up to deliver a track where ISOxo’s signature aggressive sub-bass fuses with Brutalismus 3000’s fast, hard-hitting beats, while vocals blending English and Slovak accelerate its chaotic atmosphere.
The song had already been stirring buzz as a staple in live sets before its official release, making this recording highly anticipated for fans.
Brimming with an energy that shatters genre boundaries, it’s a must-listen for anyone seeking a thrilling, intense sound.
Sailboat (feat. chloe moriondo)NEW!Cavetown
Cavetown, a UK-born singer-songwriter who emerged from YouTube and leads the bedroom pop scene, has won strong support—especially among younger listeners—for his acoustic warmth and introspective worldview.
His track featuring longtime ally Chloe Moriondo is this one: “Sailboat (feat.
chloe moriondo).” The song appears on the album “Running With Scissors,” released in January 2026, and was co-produced by underscores.
The chiptune-like electronic textures and delicate lyrics—wrestling with the distance that comes from caring too deeply about someone—leave a strong impression.
It’s a recommended pick for anyone who wants emotional pop where digital sheen and human warmth intersect.