Hit Western songs from the 2010s. Recommended classics.
When you look back on the Western music scene of the 2010s, which hit songs come to mind?
It was an era when overwhelmingly popular pop stars rose to prominence—led by Lady Gaga—and while many timeless tracks by solo artists like Ed Sheeran and Adele, who conquered the world from the UK, were born, the 2010s also marked the time when hip-hop surpassed rock in sales.
With the advent of streaming, the way we access music changed dramatically, and genres diversified.
Let’s revisit the hit songs of the 2010s in this article!
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Hit Western songs of the 2010s: Recommended classics (21–30)
Shake It OffTaylor Swift
An ultra-upbeat, energetic pop song that makes you want to shake your hips and dance just by listening.
It’s the commercial song for Home Tutor no Try’s “Try IT Hajimaru” campaign.
At the 57th Grammy Awards, it was nominated for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance.
Counting StarsOneRepublic
A signature song by the American pop rock band OneRepublic makes the perfect travel companion.
Known for its distinctive sound that blends folk-pop and pop rock elements, it sings about holding on to hope even when facing financial uncertainty and life’s challenges.
Released in June 2013, the track dominated charts worldwide, peaking at No.
2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and reaching No.
1 in the UK.
Featured in the end credits of the 2014 sci-fi film Earth to Echo, this song is recommended for anyone setting off for a new place with courage and hope in their heart.
On The Floor (feat Pitbull)Jennifer Lopez
A single released on February 8, 2011.
It’s an enchanting dance track that incorporates the melody of Gregor Salto & Kaoma’s “Lambada.” With its unforgettable, catchy tune and fresh arrangement, it became a major hit.
Highly recommended.
WolvesSelena Gomez, Marshmello
This is a single released on October 25, 2017.
It’s pop music featuring shaded electric guitar tones and a country-flavored, catchy chorus.
The chorus melody is highly appealing and makes you want to listen again and again.
The build-up is moderate, making it an easy track to enjoy in everyday listening.
RoarKaty Perry
It’s a song that says goodbye to a life spent reading people’s faces and doing whatever you’re told, and embraces living the way you want, taking responsibility for yourself.
Set to bright pop music, it celebrates that spirit of independence.
Released in 2013, it became a global hit.
Highly recommended.
Where Them Girls At (ft.Nicki Minaj&Flo Rida)David Guetta
Haven’t we all heard this catchy melody at least once? It’s not too strong, not too soft, yet it lifts your spirits in the best way.
Perfect for when you’re low on motivation—and great for anyone craving a track to dance to.
StarshipsNicki Minaj
Basically, it has a fresh, bright-sounding melody, but when it hits the chorus, the mood shifts dramatically to an unexpected intensity.
That contrast is part of the song’s appeal.
It has a great groove and will energize you when you’re feeling unmotivated.
A track that lets you forget the everyday and enjoy a hyped-up, otherworldly space.
Highly recommended.