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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SheNEW!Elvis Costello
The classic Western ballad “She.” It has a romantic and calm vibe.
It might be a bit high in range when sung by a man.
You’ll want to sing with feeling, but if you put in too much emotion, your voice can waver, which isn’t ideal for scoring.
The best approach is to sing with a straightforward, steady tone.
The lyrics are minimal, so it’s a great pick for beginners to Western songs.
It builds toward the latter half and the range goes up slightly, so focus on keeping the tempo without getting overly carried away.
And keep your eyebrows lifted the whole time!
Stand By YouNEW!Rachel Platten
A warm, heart-to-heart melody eases the anxieties that come with winter’s end.
This song is by New York–born singer-songwriter Rachel Platten.
Imbued with a powerful vow—“I’m on your side, no matter how hard things get”—the track was released as a single in 2015 and was also included on the acclaimed album Wildfire.
It doesn’t offer mere comfort; it portrays deep solidarity, walking alongside someone especially in difficult times.
Widely embraced, it was certified Platinum in the United States in May 2016 and has given courage in countless moments.
It’s perfect for February, when nerves run high before entrance exams and graduations, and when you want to tell someone dear, “You’re not alone.” Give it a listen when you want to give someone a gentle push forward.
SexistentialNEW!Robyn
Hailing from Stockholm, Sweden, Robyn commands immense support as a charismatic force in dance-pop.
Leading her own label and pursuing a distinctive path, she released her long-awaited new track “Sexistential” on January 7, 2026.
As the title track from her upcoming album due in March, it’s—just as the coined term blending “sexual” and “existential” suggests—a dance number that affirms bodily desire and the realities of life.
Teaming up once again with longtime ally Klas Åhlund, the sound fuses heavyweight beats with soaring melodies to stunning effect.
In a sharp turn from the introspective depth of her previous work, the pop-driven euphoria that ignites the dance floor is back.
It’s the perfect companion for a night drive or anytime you want to lift your mood!
SWEET LOVENEW!Stephen Sanchez
Singer-songwriter Stephen Sanchez, who achieved a global breakthrough with 2021’s “Until I Found You” and captivates listeners with a 1950s-inspired retro aesthetic, has released a new track in January 2026 following his 2023 album Angel Face.
The song was inspired by the long-nurtured relationship of his grandparents.
Blending a sweet, oldies-style melody with modern beats, it conveys the importance of loving and choosing each other every day.
The music video, featuring his actual grandparents, has also drawn attention.
It’s a perfect number to soundtrack peaceful moments with someone special, or to reach for when you want to feel warm and uplifted.
Sleighing In The SnowNEW!The Vamps
The Vamps are a pop-rock band from the UK.
They leveraged the reach of social media to build their popularity and have captivated fans around the world with their solid musicianship.
A track I recommend to color your winter is Sleighing In The Snow.
It’s a refreshing pop number that captures the exhilarating feeling of gliding through snowy scenery in a sleigh and the excitement of spending the season with someone special.
Its bright, uplifting sound will boost your mood in chilly February.
Released as an original song on the December 2014 album Meet The Vamps: Christmas Edition, it distills the band’s fresh appeal.
Why not add it to your commute or school playlist?
Sharing The WorldNEW!BIGHEAD
It’s a grand-scale electropop track that makes you want to connect with people all around the world.
Produced by Bighead, a Sapporo-based producer, it was released as a digital single in August 2014.
Chosen as the theme song for HATSUNE MIKU EXPO 2014 in Los Angeles & New York, this piece blends refreshing synthesizer tones with Hatsune Miku’s clear, soaring English vocals for a stylish finish.
The hopeful lyrics encourage crossing borders through music and coming together as one.
Whether you’re about to take on something new or looking to refresh yourself under a wide-open sky, listening to it is sure to fill you with energy.
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Sultans of SwingNEW!Dire Straits
Formed in London in 1977 at the height of punk, Dire Straits found success with a roots-oriented sound that refused to follow trends.
Mark Knopfler’s conversational vocals and exceptional guitar work are truly captivating.
Here, I’ll introduce their 1978 debut Dire Straits, the album that put the band on the world map.
Although its release began quietly, the album gained momentum with the success of its singles and went on to become a long-selling hit, earning double platinum in both the US and the UK.
Digesting blues and country while conveying a distinctly British sense of melancholy and intellect, the ensemble boasts a level of polish that hardly seems like a debut.
For those who prefer savoring delicate guitar touches and storytelling over sheer loudness, this is an irresistible record.