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

BlessingsCalvin Harris, Clementine Douglas

Calvin Harris, Clementine Douglas – Blessings (Official Video)

If you’re looking for sparkle and positive energy in your everyday life, this track might be just the ticket! It’s the first collaboration between Scottish producer Calvin Harris, who has led the global dance music scene for years, and Clementine Douglas, a singer-songwriter from Birmingham, UK, known for her soulful vocals.

Returning to his dance-music roots, Calvin releases this work under a joint credit in May 2025, seamlessly blending house and dance-pop.

Clementine’s voice, riding atop shimmering synths and powerful piano, feels like blessings pouring down.

Her talent shines—she won “Dance Vocalist of the Year” at the BBC Radio 1 Dance Awards in 2022.

It’s an exhilarating tune that’s perfect for summer festivals or whenever you want to lift your spirits.

BYE BYE 25Kim Gordon

Kim Gordon – “BYE BYE 25!”

As a musician and visual artist, Kim Gordon wields tremendous influence in the American alternative rock scene.

Released in June 2025, this track is a reworking of a song from her acclaimed 2024 album “The Collective,” rebuilt with an even stronger social message.

Riding on an industrial, foreboding trap beat, it moves from an opening that lists everyday objects to a latter half that unleashes socially suggestive words in rapid succession—an arrangement that sharpens its critique of contemporary society.

The music video, whose approach evokes Bob Dylan, has also drawn attention, and the original track was nominated for a Grammy.

Tied to specific protest demonstrations, this work channels its proceeds to related organizations, serving as a statement of intent through music.

It’s a powerful piece for anyone seeking sound that blends social consciousness with experimentation.

Braggin Rights (feat. VonOff1700, YN Jay & Baby Money)RMC Mike & Rio Da Yung Og

RMC Mike & Rio Da Yung Og – Braggin Rights (Official Video) (feat. VonOff1700, YN Jay & Baby Money)

The standout rap duo from Flint, Michigan—RMC Mike and Rio Da Yung Og—are turning heads.

In May 2024, Rio earned a Gold certification with his single “Legendary,” and after returning to the scene in December of the same year, he’s stayed highly active.

Meanwhile, RMC Mike commands major influence on social media.

Their track released in June 2025 features powerhouse guests YN Jay, VonOff1700, and Baby Money, delivering a heated showcase that feels like an all-out “bragging battle.” Over Michigan’s signature hard-hitting beats, the song races from YN Jay’s playful flow to VonOff1700’s razor-sharp drill energy, and on to Rio’s commanding punchlines—leaving listeners floored.

The track is also included on RMC Mike’s album Like Mike.

If you want to tap into the real vibes of today’s hip-hop scene, this one’s a must-listen.

BlackbirdThe Beatles

Blackbird (Remastered 2009)

This work features the delicate arpeggios of Paul McCartney’s acoustic guitar, resonating deeply in the heart.

Set against the backdrop of the civil rights movement, it carries a message of hope and encouragement directed toward Black women facing hardship.

There’s an anecdote that it was inspired by birdsong, and it’s characterized by a beautiful, irregular-meter melody influenced by Bach’s Bourrée.

Included on the November 1968 album The Beatles, it was later featured on live releases such as Wings Over America.

It has also been used in the film I Am Sam and the TV series Glee, making it beloved across generations.

It’s the perfect song for quiet nights when you want to be enveloped by beautiful guitar tones or gently encouraged.

Boogie WaltzWeather Report

Boogie Woogie Waltz

This track, which opens the album Sweetnighter released in April 1973, is a nearly 13-minute instrumental that signaled Weather Report’s step into a new musical direction.

Beginning with rhythms laid down by drums and percussion, fragmentary motifs from keyboards and saxophone gradually layer on top of one another, drawing the listener into a vortex of groove.

The piece encapsulates the band’s ambition to shift from free improvisation toward a more structured, funk-inflected sound, achieving a compelling fusion of spontaneity and architectural beauty.

On the 1979 live album 8:30, they delivered an even more polished and powerful performance in a medley with another piece, captivating many fans.

It’s a perfect track for when you want to immerse yourself in music or experience an innovative sound.

Big Empty HeartCardinals

Cardinals – Big Empty Heart (Official Video)

Cardinals are a six-piece based in Cork, Ireland.

They’ve been drawing attention for their DIY spirit and a distinctive sound that centers on post-punk while weaving in folk and melodic textures.

Frontman Euan Manning describes this track as “a love song written from beyond the grave,” an ambitious piece that takes on the traditional waltz form.

At its core is a melody keyboardist Oscar came up with at age 12, and the recurring accordion line is achingly beautiful.

Released as a single in June 2025, the song was reportedly produced to coincide with supporting their hometown seniors, Fontaines D.C., at their July 2025 show.

It should resonate with listeners who love music that feels both nostalgic and new, or anyone seeking stirring, dramatic indie rock.

Breezin’George Benson

Breezin’

A delightful guitar piece that breezes through like a refreshing wind, this is a standout instrumental.

Performed by American guitarist George Benson, the track from his classic album “Breezin’” captivated many listeners upon its release in March 1976.

Even without lyrics, its flowing melody vividly paints scenes in the listener’s mind and imparts a gentle sense of freedom.

The album topped Billboard’s Jazz, R&B, and Pop album charts, and the track also earned a Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Performance.

Perfect for a relaxing afternoon or as a driving soundtrack, it adds a touch of color to everyday life.