Classic Western songs you want to listen to late at night
At night, you kind of feel like listening to something a bit stylish, don’t you? For people like that, Western music is a great choice.
This time, I’ve selected some classic Western tracks that perfectly suit the late-night vibe.
If you usually listen to Japanese pop, why not take this opportunity to give Western music a try?
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Great Western Music Classics to Listen to Late at Night (41–50)
Hollaback GirlGwen Stefani
This is a famous track by Gwen Stefani, offered as a piece that blends a hard-hitting beat with airy, distinctive vocals, creating a curious yet danceable feel.
Its appealing, rudy nighttime texture makes it a perfect match after dark, and its musicality—favored not only in club scenes but also at other kinds of parties—lingers in the ear.
Great Western songs to listen to late at night (51–60)
You’d Be So Nice To Come Home ToHelen Merrill with Clifford Brown
The Japanese title “Kaette Kuretara Ureshii wa” (I’d Be So Happy If You’d Come Back) is a jazz standard composed by Cole Porter.
The song was covered by jazz singer Helen Merrill, known as “The Sigh of New York.” This recording, featuring a collaboration with jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown, was released in 1954.
It’s a track renowned for its alluring, mature femininity and cool, refined flavor.
Still A Friend Of MineIncognito
The early 1990s saw a boom in acid jazz.
One of the acts that found success in this genre was Incognito.
Formed in 1979, their band name is said to mean “anonymous.” Still a Friend of Mine is a 1993 release.
While it shimmers with a sense of brightness, it also has a certain calm that, curiously, puts you at ease even when you listen at night.
Always On TimeJa Rule feat. Ashanti
This is a classic collaborative track by Ja Rule and Ashanti, who have led the mainstream hip-hop and R&B scenes.
It’s a perfect match for nighttime settings, featuring a timeless, universally appealing melody.
Space CowboyJamiroquai
This classic by Jamiroquai features a distinctive, floating vibe where uniquely soaring vocals fit perfectly with a disco-funk and acid jazz mood.
It’s crafted to let your mind drift into the cosmos at night, making it an accomplished piece you can return to and enjoy time and again.
I Wanna KnowJoe
A classic by Joe, where his adult, sexy male vocals pair perfectly with a solid rhythm-and-blues style, resulting in a sultry track.
The track and vocal textures align flawlessly with a late-night mood, giving the piece a striking presence.
Shattered DreamsJohnny Hates Jazz
Included on the 1988 album “Turn Back the Clock.” A two-man pop band from London who debuted in 1986.
With a mid-tempo, formulaic progression and a wet, mellow ballad melody that’s very easy to listen to, it’s the kind of track that, before you know it, has taken up residence deep in your heart.