Collection of Western songs with titles starting with 'Y'
When it comes to English words that start with “Y,” the first one that probably comes to mind is “You,” meaning “あなた.” It’s also frequently used in song titles, and you often see titles like “Your ○○” or “You’re ~~.” In this article, I’ll introduce famous Western songs with titles that start with “Y.” We don’t usually search for songs by the first letter of the title, so you might discover tracks that haven’t caught your eye before.
Enjoy the article as you look forward to seeing what songs are out there.
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YonkersTyler, The Creator
It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to call this a defining record that heralded the dawn of the 2010s alternative hip-hop scene.
Goblin is the first full-fledged solo debut by Tyler, the Creator—founding member of the new-generation collective Odd Future, who emerged in the early 2010s and continues, even into the 2020s, to release highly acclaimed and commercially successful work as a top-tier artist.
At the time, Odd Future—a young, exceptionally talented group—was gaining attention among sharp-eared music fans online, and when it was revealed that Tyler’s album would be released on the prestigious XL Recordings, it became a major talking point not only among hip-hop heads but also listeners devoted to indie rock.
Showcasing the full scope of Tyler’s prodigious talent just as he turned 20, the album made a powerful impact with the provocative music video for its lead single, Yonkers.
Of course, it wasn’t mere hype: the heavy yet weightless beats intertwined with his deep-voiced rapping created a strange sonic world that laid his talent bare.
Now, in the 2020s, more than a decade since its release, it’s the perfect time to rediscover what makes this record so compelling.
You’re Ever So InvitingUnderoath
Whether it’s fair to call Underoath a metalcore band is up for debate, but there’s no question they had a massive impact on the next wave of Christian screamo-to-metalcore bands.
They released their debut album as early as 1999, and after bringing in Spencer Chamberlain as their second vocalist, the band shot to stardom with their masterpiece fourth album, 2004’s They’re Only Chasing Safety.
In 2010, Aaron Gillespie—the only original member, who handled drums and clean vocals—left the band, and they went on hiatus in 2013.
However, they resumed activities in 2015 with Aaron back in the lineup, and in 2018 they proved they were still going strong by releasing the album Erase Me.
YeahUsher ft. Lil Jon, Ludacris
Usher is one of the defining R&B singers of the 2000s, and he has a huge fan base in Japan as well.
His classic track “Yeah” is an R&B song with incredibly high-energy vibes.
Released in 2004, it became a massive hit and was played in clubs so often that you could almost say it was guaranteed to be on.
The track itself is simple with few elements, but each verse brings such intense energy that it packs a serious punch.
A must-check for fans of mid-2000s style R&B.
You Say Yes, I Say YesVETO
VETO’s “You Say Yes, I Say Yes” is a track with a comfortable rhythm and a profound message.
Its striking phrases deftly portray the conversations that repeat in our daily lives and their meanings.
The song’s stimulating, unforgettable sound grips the listener.
It’s a work the band crafted with exceptional passion, characterized by a dynamic blend of electro and rock.
The vivid soundscape creates a truly immersive space, making it a highly recommended track.
You Really Got MeVan Halen
Their debut single, released in January 1978.
The song is a cover of a signature track by the British rock band The Kinks, but it features a much harder arrangement.
In particular, guitarist Eddie Van Halen’s two-handed tapping technique shocked aspiring guitarists around the world.
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You Keep Me Hanging OnVanilla Fudge
Vanilla Fudge is a 1960s rock band said to be one of the roots of hard rock and heavy metal.
The performances by bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice—who would later form Beck, Bogert & Appice with Jeff Beck—can only be described as intense.
You can really feel the power in their playing.
You Got ItVedo
Vedo is an American R&B singer whose music and performances evoke Usher, earning him widespread popularity.
After appearing on the hit audition show The Voice in 2013, he rose to national fame and has since been recognized as one of the leading artists in contemporary American R&B.
His new track, You Got It, stands out for sticking to the classic 2000s R&B style—especially appealing at a time when slow jams are the trend.