[2026] A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with B

BelieverImagine Dragons

Imagine Dragons – Believer (Official Music Video)

When you want to awaken the motivation sleeping inside you, a heavy beat can be a powerful ally for studying.

For those who want to boost their concentration and sit down at the desk, I recommend this track by Imagine Dragons.

It carries a strong message about turning even pain and hardship into fuel to move forward, and its thundering drums stoke your fighting spirit.

It’s the lead single from their 2017 album Evolve, and in the U.S.

it achieved the remarkable feat of spending 29 consecutive weeks at No.

1 on Billboard’s rock chart.

It also drew attention as a song used in a Nintendo Switch commercial, so many of you may find it familiar.

It’ll give you the energy to tackle the task in front of you, so give it a listen when you need peak focus.

Big Drip 2.0Fivio Foreign

FIVIO FOREIGN – BIG DRIP 2.0 (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

Fivio Foreign, a rapper from Brooklyn, New York, shot to fame with his 2019 release “Big Drip” and is now recognized as a leading figure in the scene.

His sound is classic Brooklyn drill, marked by aggressive beats and a deep voice.

Now he’s circling back to his roots with “Big Drip 2.0.” Released in December 2025, this track preserves his original momentum while weaving in a glittering winter vibe for a unique finish.

If you’re into gritty, dark-tinged, street-savvy hip-hop, be sure to check it out—he’s evolved since his album B.I.B.L.E., and it shows.

Boulder to BirminghamEmmylou Harris

Emmylou Harris – Boulder to Birmingham (Lyrics) [HD]

When it comes to the key figure who masterfully fused country and rock to establish the genre known as Americana, isn’t Emmylou Harris the first name that comes to mind? She debuted in 1970, but it was the 1975 album Pieces of the Sky that brought her widespread recognition.

The sensibilities she honed through her work with Gram Parsons blossomed on classic albums like Elite Hotel.

It’s astonishing that an artist of her caliber has won the Grammy Awards 14 times.

In 2018, she also received a Lifetime Achievement Award.

In fact, she’s deeply committed to animal welfare as well, having founded a dog rescue organization in 2004.

If you’re looking for quality songs regardless of genre, be sure to check out her work.

Bicycle Race (Queen Cover)Ravyn Lenae

Bicycle Race

Raven Renee is a singer based in Chicago who pursues her own distinctive R&B sound.

After earning high praise for her album “Bird’s Eye,” she released “Bicycle Race” in May 2025 and re-released it in December of the same year.

It’s a cover of the classic by the rock band Queen, reimagined with a contemporary soul sensibility.

While preserving the original’s playful, fast-paced energy, her signature airy, beautiful vocals create a soothing groove.

The track was produced in connection with Intuit’s “Now This Is Taxes” campaign, serving as an attempt to bridge a timeless song to the present.

Themes like the joy of free choice are expressed with lightness, making it a perfect track for when you want to relax—be sure to give it a listen.

Black Horse and the Cherry TreeKT Tunstall

KT Tunstall – Black Horse And The Cherry Tree

A signature song by Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall.

It’s a track from her debut album, Eye to the Telescope, released in 2004.

This piece is famous for live performances where she layers sounds solo using a loop pedal.

Inspired by a large black horse she saw while traveling in Greece, it features a distinctive rhythm and a slightly bluesy vibe.

After its single release in February 2005, a TV performance helped it become a huge hit in the United States, and it was also nominated for a Grammy.

It has been used in openings such as for the CBC drama Wild Roses.

It’s a foot-stomping track that conveys the strength to follow the voice of your own heart.

Buffalo StanceNeneh Cherry

Neneh Cherry – Buffalo Stance (Official Music Video)

Neneh Cherry from Sweden is an artist with a diverse background, and her stepfather was jazz legend Don Cherry.

Raised in a multicultural environment from an early age, she pursued boundary-crossing work across genres such as punk and hip-hop.

Her 1989 album Raw Like Sushi was a global success, and the hit Buffalo Stance lit up charts around the world.

She received high acclaim, including a win at the 1990 BRIT Awards, and her unique style as a “singer who raps a little,” blending rap and singing, was remarkably innovative at the time.

Her free expression unconstrained by existing frameworks is perfect for anyone who wants to feel the energetic spirit of the ’80s.

BlackheartWORM

WORM – Blackheart (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

Worm is a Florida-based band that champions “Necromantic Black Doom.” Centered around Phantom Slaughter, they’ve cultivated a cult following by fusing extreme metal sonics with a fantastical worldview.

Preceding their album Necropalace, slated for release in February 2026, they unveiled this work in December 2025.

It carries a ballad-like quality that portrays a vampire’s love and loneliness, with melodies that incorporate the cool, elegant beauty of ’80s gothic rock and AOR—sure to strike a chord.

It’s also unique in that the music video was produced as the second installment in a short film series, making it especially rewarding to enjoy alongside its narrative-driven visuals.

It’s the perfect track for a night when you want to immerse yourself in a dark, beautiful world.