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

Bad LiarNEW!Imagine Dragons

Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar

Imagine Dragons is a band formed in Las Vegas in 2008 that achieved global success with a genre-defying sound.

Among their many accolades, including a Grammy Award, they released the song “Bad Liar” on their November 2018 album Origins.

Despite its title, which suggests deceit, the song doesn’t glorify trickery; instead, it portrays the pain and inner conflict of being unable to lie to someone you love—a poignant yet powerful track.

Its sincere message, drawn from lead vocalist Dan Reynolds’s personal experiences, is sure to resonate deeply with listeners.

This piece is perfect for April Fools’ Day if you want to savor the paradoxical theme of being “unable to lie.” Be sure to listen while reflecting on the meaning of the lyrics.

Bad LiarNEW!Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez – Bad Liar

Selena Gomez is a multi-icon who enjoys worldwide popularity as an actress and singer.

This track showcases her more mature side.

Released as a single in May 2017, it’s a masterpiece that topped Billboard’s Year-End Best Songs list.

It’s characterized by a minimal sound that boldly borrows the bassline from Talking Heads’ classic “Psycho Killer.” The lyrics depict the frustrating feelings of someone who’s “bad at lying”: flustered by a new romance, trying to act composed but failing to hide their true emotions.

Even when they try to tell a lie on April Fools’ Day, their honest feelings spill out.

It’s the perfect song for anyone who wants to savor that cute scenario and the heart-pounding thrill of falling in love.

BlueNEW!Beyoncé

Beyoncé – Blue (Video) ft. Blue Ivy

Superstar Beyoncé, who continues to captivate the world with her overwhelming vocal prowess and performance.

Featured near the end of the surprise album Beyoncé she released in 2013 is this piece, which expresses her deep love for her daughter.

Centered on a gentle piano melody, it features the voice of her own daughter, Blue Ivy, and is a moving ballad that sings of devotion to the one she must protect.

In the visuals shot in Brazil, we see a softer expression of her as a mother—different from her onstage persona—conveying the warm bond between parent and child.

Even in uncertain times, having your child by your side makes you strong; this work portrays that universal motherly heart.

When you want to reaffirm your gratitude for your child, why not give it a listen?

Built to Be WantedNEW!Broken Altar

Built to Be Wanted

A post-hardcore track that delivers weighty themes like pain and obsession through melodic yet heavy sound.

It’s a song by Broken Altar, released as a single in January 2026.

Continuing the worldbuilding of the previous year’s album “Wounds That Breathe,” this piece is said to feature AI-generated production, yet the sound quality is exceptionally high.

The title—implying “made to be wanted”—suggests a thirst for validation that unsettles the listener’s heart.

Their sound is gaining even more momentum through collaboration with their own label, Hallwood Media.

When you want to confront the emotions deep within, take the time to listen closely.

Back To YesterdayNEW!Fall To Pieces

Back To Yesterday

Fall To Pieces is a project that stands out in the metal scene.

Cody Riser handles songwriting and production single-handedly, and there are even rumors of AI technology being used, leaving much about the project shrouded in mystery.

Their new track, Back To Yesterday, was released in February 2026.

Centered on the theme of longing for a past you wish to return to but cannot, the piece runs over seven minutes, overwhelming listeners with its heavy sound and sorrowful atmosphere.

It’s a song that marks where they are now, following their prolific releases like the 2024 album Bound By Death and 2025’s Pernicious.

It’s an irresistible work for those looking to soothe the pain of heartbreak or immerse themselves in a dramatic progression.