A collection of Western songs with titles that start with “V”
In this article, I’ll be introducing a bunch of Western songs with titles that start with “V”!
There are plenty of English words beginning with “V” that sound like song titles, such as “Victory,” “Vision,” “Vampire,” and “Village.”
You might not usually listen to songs that all start with the same letter, but that’s exactly why you might discover tracks you didn’t know before or make new discoveries.
So, let’s dive in and see what new songs we might encounter!
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A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with 'V' (41–50)
ValentineKina Grannis
With her gentle singing voice and the warm tones of an acoustic guitar that touch the heart, American singer-songwriter Kina Grannis captivates listeners.
This is a gem of a love song from her acclaimed album Stairwells, released in February 2010.
The piece expresses a single-hearted devotion to a lover she can’t meet on Valentine’s Day.
The tender feelings that deepen precisely because they’re apart become palpable through the delicate melody.
Couples in long-distance relationships may find themselves resonating with this bittersweet yet comforting emotion.
Listening to this song that cherishes a loved one might even bring the two of you closer together.
VenusTheatre of Tragedy
A quintessential example of the “beauty and the beast” style perfected by Norway’s Theatre of Tragedy.
It appears on their third masterful album, Aégis, released in August 1998.
Centered on the mythic goddess of love and beauty, the song depicts the profound sorrow that lurks beneath her splendor, making it a work that epitomizes the band’s aesthetic sensibilities.
The contrast between the crystalline female soprano and the restrained male recitation is breathtaking.
The album featuring this track reached number 40 on the German charts.
When you want to immerse yourself in a dramatic sonic world and explore its lush, weighty depths, this ethereal soundscape is an ideal choice.
Vanilla TwilightOwl City
A gemlike ballad performed by Owl City, the solo project of American musician Adam Young.
Included on the 2009 album Ocean Eyes, the track later earned platinum certification.
Under a vanilla-colored twilight sky, the earnest longing of someone gazing at the stars alone and wishing “please stay by my side” seeps deep into the heart alongside shimmering synth tones.
Anyone who’s experienced the loneliness of a long-distance relationship will understand this frustration all too well—you might even find yourself wanting to reach out to someone special.
VenusBananarama
Formed in London, Bananarama vividly colored the pop scene of the ’80s.
Their bold cover of a famous song by a Dutch band—named after the goddess of beauty—became a global smash in 1986 and still brings a rush of summer exhilaration.
Reborn with the energetic Hi-NRG sound the members themselves craved, the track’s music video portrays them like mythic goddesses, radiating irresistible allure and passionate love.
Released as a single from the album “True Confessions,” it hit No.
1 on the U.S.
Billboard Hot 100 in September 1986.
Long beloved as a Gillette commercial tune and reigning as a summer anthem throughout the ’90s, this song is perfect for amping up drives and parties alike.
Venus (Bananarama Cover)Royal Republic
Royal Republic, an accomplished rock band formed in Malmö in southern Sweden in 2007, released a truly unique cover in June 2025.
It’s their bold reinterpretation of that famed disco anthem bearing the name of the goddess of beauty—originally created by Shocking Blue and later a massive hit as covered by Bananarama.
The track is accompanied by a much-talked-about music video in which the band performs as a fictional black metal group called “The Blastbeaters,” unleashing a fierce performance with a Volvo 140 in the background.
The result is a standout cover that explosively overturns the image of the original with a hard rock sound.
As the first installment in a four-part series of disco classic remakes, it showcases their playful spirit and musical adventurousness, making it a track that heightens anticipation for what they’ll do next.
Virginia TechPanda Bear
Panda Bear, an American musician also known as a co-founder of the experimental pop band Animal Collective.
His February 2025 album “Sinister Grift” received high acclaim, and a track that was initially available only as the B-side to the lead single “Defense” on a limited 7-inch record was released in June 2025, allowing it to reach a wider audience.
Co-produced with his Animal Collective bandmate Deakin, with additional production by Oneohtrix Point Never, the piece layers Panda Bear’s signature multi-tracked vocals over a tapestry of synthesizers and percussion, unfolding into a dreamlike, hypnotic soundscape.
The sitar-like timbres that appear toward the end deepen the psychedelic atmosphere, and this work—often described as among the most beautiful in Panda Bear’s career—feels like a plunge into emotional depths.
It’s a perfect choice for listeners eager to experience his musical curiosity or to fully immerse themselves in a world of sound.
VIOLENT NATUREI Prevail
I Prevail, the Michigan-based American band that has produced numerous hits by fusing metalcore and post-hardcore, first made waves in 2014 with their metal cover of Taylor Swift’s “Blank Space,” and even earned a Grammy nomination.
In May 2025, they released their first single under a new lineup.
Following the departure of co-founder Brian Burkheiser, Eric Vanlerberghe now takes on lead vocals.
Despite its brief 2-minute-10-second runtime, the track is an aggressive number packed with the band’s signature fierce guitar riffs and thunderous drum sound.
Centered on the theme of inner conflict, it’s a must-listen for anyone craving a heavy metal sound!