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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Still AliveDemi Lovato

Demi Lovato, also known for her roots on the Disney Channel, released this track in March 2023—and it’s a perfect fit for a thrilling Halloween night.
It serves as the theme song for the popular horror film series Scream VI, with lyrics that powerfully declare surviving hell and still being alive after repeatedly brushing with death.
The driving pop-punk sound and her soul-baring vocals shake listeners to the core.
The fact that Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda took part in the production is an irresistible bonus for rock fans.
If you’re aiming to set a slightly dark and edgy mood for your Halloween party, this is a must.
SUPAFLEE (Bri Steves)Joey Bada$$

Joey Bada$$, a rapper who carries the sound of hip-hop’s 90s golden era into the present.
He’s also found success as an actor—his starring short film even won at the 93rd Academy Awards—showcasing his seemingly boundless versatility.
After about three years, he released his fourth album, “Lonely at the Top,” in August 2025.
This song is one of the tracks featured on that album.
The beat, crafted by his Pro Era ally Kirk Knight, evokes the Neptunes who set early-2000s clubs ablaze, and Joey’s confident bars are on fire throughout.
Brye Steves delivers a highly addictive hook as the guest feature—an absolute must-listen if you want to get hyped for a weekend drive or party.
Silence after a shootoutKING 810

Heavy band King 810 from Flint, Michigan.
With a worldview that directly confronts local Flint’s crime and poverty, they’ve earned high praise from hardcore metal fans.
In August 2025, they released a track that will be included on their forthcoming album K7: RUSTBELT NUMETAL 2.
Recorded in a single day without a click track, with an audience invited into the studio, the piece is defined by the urgency and raw sonics born from that production approach.
The theme is the nihilistic silence that follows a shootout, and it’s intensely compelling.
Frontman David Gunn’s spoken word further deepens the work’s weighty atmosphere.
If you like music with strong storytelling, this is a must-check release.
SAYŌNARAKNEECAP and PAUL HARTNOLL

Armed with Irish-language rap and political messaging, the hip-hop trio KNEECAP have been on a roll, even winning at the Sundance Film Festival with their autobiographical film.
They dropped a collaboration in September 2025 with Paul Hartnoll of Orbital, a legend of the UK rave scene.
The track is a fierce rave tune: a high-speed beat with an industrial, dark texture, wrapped in brain-piercing synths.
Their rap, delivered entirely in Irish, slams their identity onto the track and fires up the listener’s adrenaline.
It’s easy to believe the story that an early festival performance sparked a massive mosh pit—the energy is undeniable.
Perfect for blasting away the claustrophobia of everyday life.
Shake It To The Max (Fly) (Remix)MOLIY, Shenseea, Skillibeng, Silent Addy

Molly is a singer-songwriter with roots in Ghana and the United States, known for her genre-defying sound that fuses Afrobeats and R&B.
Her collaborative track with popular Jamaican artists Shenseea and Skillibeng is an energetic blend of Afrobeats and dancehall.
The song carries a positive, liberating message—“let’s move our bodies and have the best time”—instantly transporting listeners to the dance floor.
Upon its release in February 2025, it reached No.
12 on the Billboard Global 200 and was featured in fitness playlists.
On YouTube Shorts, it’s been used mainly for dance challenges and feel-good vlogs.
Be sure to check it out.
StewpidSteve Aoki x Gabry Ponte

Steve Aoki is one of the world’s most popular producers in the electronic music scene, also known for his Grammy-nominated album Wonderland.
This track is his collaboration with Gabry Ponte, who took the world by storm with Eiffel 65’s Blue (Da Ba Dee).
Building on their well-received 2024 team-up, this new release is a brisk, dance-pop tune that captures pure, unfiltered fun you can enjoy without overthinking.
As Ponte recalls the festival euphoria in Italy from the demo stage, a relentlessly bright energy runs through the entire song.
Released in August 2025, this exhilarating track is a must-check for anyone looking to amp up summer parties or road trips.
Sticky FingersAshnikko

Ashnikko, the American singer-songwriter and rapper known for her striking bright-blue hair, leaves a bold impression once again.
The track she unveiled in August 2025 is from her second album, “Smoochies,” set for release in October of the same year.
It’s exhilarating to hear her return to a sound reminiscent of 2000s girl groups while grounding it in hyperpop, and the playful production feels quintessentially her—absolutely stellar.
The lyrics, which shut down anyone who treats her cheaply and double down on self-worth, are Ashnikko at her finest.
Her powerful stance—basically saying, “If you don’t recognize my value, don’t touch me”—is irresistibly cool.
If you’re tired of cookie-cutter pop, this is a must-listen.


