[2026] A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with B
This article showcases a curated list of songs with titles that start with the letter “B,” focusing on a wide range of Western music—mainly popular genres like rock and pop—from the 1950s up to the present 2020s.
When it comes to words starting with B, terms like “BABY” and “BORN” are easy to think of even without knowing much English, and they’re used in lots of song titles.
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Berghain (feat. Björk & Yves Tumor)ROSALÍA

A track that heralds the beginning of a new chapter named after a legendary Berlin club.
Released for streaming in October 2025, it’s drawing attention as the lead single from the new album “Lux,” out in November.
Against the majestic backdrop of the London Symphony Orchestra, Rosalía’s vocal virtuosity is on full display, and the addition of the illustrious collaborators Björk and Yves Tumor expands the music into a sacred, almost ritual space.
Its multilingual weave of Spanish, English, and German brings themes of emotional connection with others and solidarity through the body into sharp relief, with prayer-like melodies that resonate deeply.
This avant-garde fusion of classical music and club culture marks a new frontier for Rosalía and is highly recommended for anyone looking to broaden the possibilities of music.
Blinding LightsThe Weeknd

This track from the album “After Hours” conveys the intense heartache and loneliness felt on a nighttime drive, set to an ’80s-style synth-pop sound.
While the melody and beat are uplifting, the lyrics repeatedly express the poignant refrain of “I can’t see without you.” It was also used in a Mercedes-Benz campaign and performed at the Super Bowl halftime show in 2021.
The retro tones and driving rhythm are exhilarating—perfect for when you want to boost your mood.
And as the viral TikTok dances showed, expressing it in sign language can help share the music with even more people around the world.
BK2REALITYMeekz

The masked rapper Meekz from Manchester is set to release a new track in October 2025—an ambitious piece that samples Soul II Soul’s 1989 classic “Back to Life.” This work serves as the second chapter in a series following that summer’s “BK2LIFE,” capturing the feeling of being pulled from past glory back into reality with weighty 808s and minimalist drums.
Under the deft production of Freddy Rose, the legacy of ’90s UK soul merges seamlessly with the low-end engineering of contemporary drill.
The music video is laced with homages to the hip-hop film landmark Belly, where cool blue lighting and cinematic direction amplify the track’s cinematic worldview.
Balancing street realism with universality, this release stands as a milestone moment for UK rap.
Ballerina CoupeCupcakKe

Chicago-born rapper Cupcakke has carved out a solid place for herself from the independent scene with lyrics that fuse provocative, humorous sexual expression and razor-sharp social critique.
Here’s a standout track from her album “The BakKery,” released in October 2025.
As the title suggests, it blends the elegance of ballet with the speed of a luxury coupé.
Tight 808 bass and minimalist synth riffs create a driving trap sound, over which Cupcakke unleashes her signature crisp, hard-hitting punchlines.
The short, club-ready structure is spot-on, and if you’re looking for a dancefloor-destined killer tune, this one will definitely hit the spot.
Burning HeartDRAGONFORCE ft. Alissa White-Gluz

DragonForce, a UK power metal band that captivates metal fans worldwide with ultra-fast guitar work and fantastical melodies.
Formed in 1999, they wield extreme speed and technical prowess, earning the moniker “the fastest band in the world.” In this track, released in June 2025, they feature Arch Enemy vocalist Alissa White-Gluz, creating a new version of a song from the album Warp Speed Warriors.
The sound woven by the high-velocity drums and twin guitars delivers pure propulsion—perfect for blasting through room-cleaning in no time! The blistering tempo is so intense that, as she herself said, even singing the lightning-fast melody lines was a challenge, and that speed will push your cleaning motivation to the max.
It’s the ideal song when you want to power up for a big clean on your day off.
Body GoMOLIY ft. Tyla

This track brings together Ghanaian singer-songwriter Molly and Grammy-winning artist Tyla.
Blending South Africa–born Amapiano with Afrobeats, it’s crafted as a global dance anthem.
Centered on themes of a night out with girlfriends and a sense of liberation, the confident vocals and heavy bassline really stand out.
Released in October 2025, it was produced on the momentum of Molly’s previous hit, “Shake It to the Max (FLY),” which surpassed 1 billion streams.
It’s the perfect song for dancing at the club or turning up the energy at a party with friends.
Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)Styx

A hard rock number from Styx, who rose to popularity in the late 1970s by blending progressive rock with arena rock, included on their 1978 album Pieces of Eight.
Written by guitarist Tommy Shaw, inspired by a friend who was fired from a railroad company, the song powerfully gives voice to workers who keep chasing their dreams.
Its straightforward rock sound—built on a heavy guitar riff that reportedly came about by chance during a tour soundcheck and energized by dynamic vocals—is truly an anthem for working people.
It peaked at No.
21 on the Billboard Hot 100 and remains a live staple to this day—a perfect track to play when you’re worn out from work.


