Great English-language songs recommended for women: world classics and popular hits
You might be thinking, “’Good songs’ is way too vague—what does that even mean?” Basically, this is a list of recommended Western songs across all genres (female singers edition).
That said, it leans a bit toward hip-hop and R&B.
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Great Western songs recommended for women: world classics and popular hits (31–40)
ROMEOAnitta

Anitta, the Brazilian artist who has elevated Shakespeare’s classic into modern reggaeton, delivers a track with duality: a valiant Romeo clad in silver armor and wings, and Juliet portrayed under her real name, Larissa.
The narration by Puerto Rican singer Lenny Tavárez also leaves a strong impression.
Released in February 2025, the song enlists Subelo NEO—known for work with Bad Bunny—as producer.
By fusing traditional reggaeton beats with contemporary production, it achieves a passionate sound that lights up the dance floor.
An appearance at the Coachella Festival is set for April 2025.
This song symbolizes Anitta’s new challenge and the blossoming of her talent, recommended for moments when you want an uptempo boost or to tap into your inner strength.
yes, and?Ariana Grande

This is a song by American pop star Ariana Grande that marks a new chapter for her.
Set to a danceable track influenced by 80s house music, she powerfully sings about the importance of self-affirmation and free self-expression.
Released in January 2024, it drew attention as the lead single from the album Eternal Sunshine.
The lyrics convey a rebuttal to criticism of her body and relationships, reflecting Ariana’s strong will.
Playing this song at a farewell gathering will encourage those stepping into a new stage of life and give them a supportive push.
Christmas time againAshanti

I personally love the songs where Ashanti is featured with other singers, but this one is my number-one Western Christmas ballad.
From the intro, it overflows with Christmas vibes and moves me so much I feel like I could cry.
If I were to compare it to a Japanese song, it might be like Dreams Come True’s “WINTER SONG.”
GirlfriendAvril Lavigne

It’s a pop-punk classic brimming with cuteness and confidence.
Released in February 2007 by Canadian artist Avril Lavigne, it’s one of the tracks included on the album “The Best Damn Thing.” The song became a global hit, reaching No.
1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
With its energetic beat and catchy melody, the lyrics vividly portray competitiveness and self-assertion in romance.
This track poppily expresses the confidence and vitality of young women, making it perfect for lifting your mood or getting a boost.
It’s also a great choice as background music for driving or working out.
Wish You Were HereAvril Lavigne

This moving song comes from Canadian singer-songwriter Avril Lavigne.
It expresses the bittersweet feelings that follow the loss of a loved one, conveyed through her uniquely powerful vocals.
Included on the album Goodbye Lullaby, it was released as a single in September 2011 and reached No.
65 on the Billboard Hot 100.
It’s recommended for those who have experienced heartbreak or farewells, or who want to reflect on time spent with someone special.
You’re sure to relate to Avril’s delicate emotional expression.
In November 2011, she also delivered a live performance on Good Morning America that resonated deeply with many viewers.
Great Western songs recommended for women: World classics and popular tracks (41–50)
Meant to Be (feat. Florida Georgia Line)Bebe Rexha

This is a warm, gentle song that tenderly embraces the anxieties and doubts about love that everyone experiences at least once.
Bebe Rexha’s transparent, airy vocals and Florida Georgia Line’s powerful harmonies blend beautifully, creating a soothing, healing atmosphere.
Expressing the importance of believing in destiny and facing forward through an exquisite blend of pop and country, it has continued to captivate many hearts since its release in August 2017.
Featured on the album “Expectations,” the song received high acclaim, including a Grammy nomination.
It’s perfect for a calm night drive or quiet, contemplative moments.
For those troubled by love or feeling uncertain about a relationship with someone special, it will surely light a gentle glow in your heart.
ShowerBecky G

This song offers a refreshing depiction of the early stages of romance.
Released by American artist Becky G in April 2014, it became a major hit, reaching No.
16 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The lyrics, which liken the happiness of falling in love to a shower, are memorable, and the poppy, catchy melody makes it a delight to listen to.
The music video has surpassed 500 million views, reflecting its immense popularity.
It’s a great pick not only for those in love but also for anyone looking to boost their mood.
Its upbeat, cute sound is sure to lift your spirits.


