Classic Western songs to listen to at night
I’ve selected some classic Western songs perfect for nighttime listening.From popular staples to hidden gems, it’s mostly mellow ballads and mid-tempo tracks.When you can’t sleep, instead of forcing yourself to, why not relax and enjoy some music?
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Western music masterpieces to listen to at night (21–30)
More Than ThisRoxy Music

Japanese title: “Embraced by the Night.” Roxy Music is a British band formed around Bryan Ferry.
This piece was included on Avalon, Roxy Music’s final album, released in 1982.
The album title “Avalon” refers to the legendary paradise island from Celtic mythology.
“Embraced by the Night” is a song brimming with decadent, aesthetic allure.
Some DaySUM41

This is a renowned song by Sum 41, whose work is grounded in the melodious sound once called melodic hardcore—an exhilarating band style that sits between rock and punk rock.
It delivers an outstanding sense of freshness even at night, uplifting your spirits.
Bridge over Troubled WaterSimon&Garfunkel

A folk duo from New York formed in 1956.
This track is particularly striking for its soulful vocals, set against mellow, gentle melodies woven by a slow, gracefully flowing rhythm and the sound of the piano.
FMSteely Dan

Steely Dan is a band from the United States.
Their sound was highly refined and polished—unlike anything that had come before.
“FM” is a song featured in the 1978 film FM.
Although the film itself was not a hit at all, the song, which was included in it, became a success and is still highly regarded today.
The Downtown LightsThe Blue Nile

The Blue Nile is a band from Scotland, United Kingdom.
“The Downtown Lights” is a track from their 1989 album Hats.
The album’s CD jacket featured a striking image: a black silhouette of a person wearing a hat against a blue background.
Reflecting the mood of that image, the album is filled with introspective atmosphere, and this track is a standout.
Its uniquely soothing, wave-like sway makes it a perfect listen before drifting off to sleep at night.
Baby I’m A FoolMelody Gardot

A captivating track featuring gentle vocals and a sophisticated jazz sound.
Its lyrics delicately portray the fear and inner conflict of falling in love, resonating deeply with listeners.
Included on Melody Gardot’s second album, “My One and Only Thrill,” it was released as a single in April 2009.
It peaked at No.
8 on Japan’s Japan Hot 100 chart, proving its international appeal.
The song has also been featured in film and television soundtracks and is loved by a wide audience.
It’s the perfect companion for a relaxing time at a café or a quiet conversation with someone special.
Come Away With MeNorah Jones

A song characterized by its gentle, soothing melody and warm vocals.
It poetically expresses the wish to spend quiet moments with a loved one.
Released in February 2002, it is included on the album “Come Away with Me.” The album became a massive global hit, selling over 27 million copies, and won eight awards at the 2003 Grammys.
The track was also featured on the soundtrack of the film “Maid in Manhattan.” Packed with Norah Jones’s charm, this piece is perfect for relaxing in a café or for a quiet night with someone special.


