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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Safe With MeNEW!Jeremih & Chance
Hailing from Chicago and a driving force in the R&B scene since the late 2000s, Jeremih teams up once again with fellow Chicago native and Grammy-winning artist Chance the Rapper.
The two, who have previously collaborated on holiday projects, reunited in December 2025.
Opening their five-track EP “Secret Santa,” this song is a warm, mellow tune that makes you forget the winter chill.
Jeremih’s sweet vocals intertwine with Chance the Rapper’s approachable verses, delivering lyrics that resonate with themes of reassurance and protecting the ones you love.
The music video is also out, making this a perfect track for spending Christmas Eve with someone special.
In a season when loneliness can creep in, let the gentle warmth of this song bring you comfort.
Such A Funny WayNEW!Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter has firmly established herself both as an actress and as a singer.
She made another big leap this year, with her August 2025 album “Man’s Best Friend” reaching No.
1 in the U.S.
One standout track is “Such A Funny Way.” Initially included only on the physical edition and keeping fans on edge, it was finally released on streaming on December 24, 2025—Christmas Eve.
Created with Jack Antonoff and others, the song is a mid-tempo number that pairs an introspective melody with a wry, ironic perspective.
It portrays the complex emotions behind glossy pop, making it a perfect track to sink into as the year draws to a close.
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SAG HARBORNEW!Tyler, The Creator
Tyler, the Creator, a California native who runs his own fashion brand Golf Wang and is a regular at the Grammys as a music producer, is a true multi-hyphenate also known as the leader of the hip-hop collective Odd Future.
On Christmas Day 2025, he surprise-released a freestyle titled “SAG HARBOR.” As the title—named after an affluent summer retreat—suggests, he raps over a mellow, jazz- and soul-inflected beat about the ease of a successful life and the ambitions that come next.
Honed through projects like the album Chromakopia, this masterfully crafted track is perfect for unwinding and reflecting on the year.
It’s a must-listen for fans of sophisticated, grown-up hip-hop.
SolaninHigh Pulp
High Pulp is a collective attracting attention as if the heat born in a West Coast Seattle jazz club had taken shape.
Starting in 2017 from sessions hosted by drummer Bobby Granfelt, the group is known for its avant-garde musicality that absorbs jazz, funk, and hip-hop.
They debuted in 2018 with the album “Bad Juice,” then signed with the esteemed ANTI- Records and released “Pursuit of Ends” in 2022.
Their tracks featuring trumpeter Takuya Kuroda also drew buzz, and they’ve been recognized as a formidable, alternative presence in local award circuits.
Their sonic world—where the thrill of improvisation merges with meticulous beat-making—is highly recommended for anyone seeking a new style of jazz!
Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)Big&Rich
Big & Rich are a duo that gained popularity by transcending the boundaries of country music and boldly incorporating elements of rock and hip-hop.
Featured on their 2004 album “Horse of a Different Color,” “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)” blends lively banjo tones with a rap-like vocal style, making it a humorous party anthem loved by many.
The track is also well-known for its appearances in various media, including ESPN’s World Series of Poker commercials and the film “Magic Mike.” The phrase “save a horse” is said to be a sexual metaphor, and while the lyrics may seem like a straightforward cowboy-themed song, there’s a playful twist beneath the surface.
It’s a perfect pick when you want to have fun without overthinking, or as energetic background music for a lively drive with friends.
Satellite (feat. Don Toliver, & SoFaygo)Chase B
Chase B, a DJ and producer from Houston, Texas, has helped create worldwide live excitement as Travis Scott’s right-hand man.
As a key figure supporting Cactus Jack, he’s also built a solid track record on the production side.
In December 2025, he released a new track, “Satellite,” featuring his labelmates Don Toliver and SoFaygo.
As the title suggests, it’s a trap tune where floaty, space-drifting synths intertwine with sweet, mellow melodies.
Perfect for nighttime drives, its cool, crystalline texture pairs with lyrics that capture a deft, push-and-pull sense of distance.
It’s a polished soundscape that whets the appetite for his next project.
Salt The EarthLionheart
Lionheart is a beatdown hardcore band based in Oakland, California.
After overcoming a breakup, they’ve built a fervent following—especially in Europe—and are known for their bone-crushing breakdowns and no-nonsense, tough-as-nails style.
Ahead of their album “Valley Of Death II,” slated for release in January 2026, they dropped this track in December 2025.
Produced by Neil Westfall of A Day To Remember, it packs dense groove and defiant lyrics into roughly two and a half minutes.
The song’s sheer power—capturing the moment the oppressed strike back—is breathtaking, making it perfect for blasting away stress.