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

BirthdayRotimi

Rotimi – Birthday (Official Cover Art Visualizer)

Rotimi is an American singer-songwriter with Nigerian roots.

While he’s active as an actor in shows like Power, he’s also gaining attention for his unique sound that weaves the vibrancy of Afrobeats into R&B.

In 2019, he topped Billboard’s Next Big Sound chart, cementing his presence in the music scene.

This track was released in May 2024 and is also included on his album In My Heart In My Veins, which came out in November of the same year.

It celebrates a lover’s special night, blending a sweet melody with club-ready, heavy-hitting beats.

The song conjures a romantic scene of dressing up someone special and heading out into the night.

It’s perfect not only as BGM for a birthday party, but also as a track to set the mood for a night for just the two of you.

BMGConway the Machine

Conway the Machine – BMG (Official Music Video)

Conway the Machine, a rapper from Buffalo, New York.

Together with his brother Westside Gunn and his cousin Benny the Butcher, he launched the label/crew Griselda Records, and he’s known as a key figure in reviving the gritty ’90s NY boom-bap sound for the modern era.

After being critically wounded in a 2012 shooting, he made a comeback, and the distinctive flow born from those aftereffects has become his trademark.

In December 2025, he released the album “You Can’t Kill God With Bullets.” This track appears early in the project, and over weighty, low-slung drums and a soulful loop, it lands a heavy blow filled with the pride of surviving the streets and a defiant stance toward those around him.

While adhering to the classic grammar of hip-hop, the work is a no-frills, hard-edged piece that overpowers listeners on the strength of its words alone.

Heads who love the lineage of East Coast underground should definitely check it out.

Big MamaLatto

Latto – Big Mama (Official Video)

Rat, a skilled rapper who won the reality show “The Rap Game” and has forged an independent path, released this track in June 2024, and it quickly became a standout representing the album “Sugar Honey Iced Tea.” The song’s two-part structure is striking: the first half delivers the thrills and anxieties of romance with a smooth flow, then pivots in the second half to a bold, assertive stance over a heavy trap beat.

This blend of sweetness and strength earned high acclaim—it was performed at the BET Awards and was nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance at the 67th Grammys.

Perfect for shining as your authentic self at a birthday party or creating a slightly elevated, stylish atmosphere.

A recommended track for anyone who wants to step into a new year with confidence.

BellinghamHeadie One

Headie One – Bellingham (Official Video)

As a rapper representing UK drill, Headie One rose from Tottenham in North London to the world.

His debut album Edna, released in 2020, reached No.

1 in the UK, making him an iconic figure of a street-born artist at the peak of the mainstream.

His new track, released in December 2025, bears the name of football superstar Jude Bellingham.

Anchored by the heavy basslines characteristic of drill, its buoyant, baile funk–like rhythms set bodies in motion, achieving a danceable aggression.

The mellow shade added by sampling Future’s “Solo” also lands nicely, resulting in a balance where hardness and emotion coexist exquisitely.

A winner’s mentality—staying at the top from a young age—runs through the lyrics.

It’s a perfect track for the club or a workout, whenever you want to elevate your mindset for a decisive moment.

Big GuyIce Spice

Ice Spice – Big Guy from (“The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants”)

Ice Spice, a drill rapper from the Bronx, New York, made a striking debut in 2022 with “Munch (Feelin’ U)” and swiftly rose to pop-icon status through collaborations with Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift.

Her original track for the soundtrack of the film The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants, released in November 2025, was crafted to symbolize the moment of growth in the movie when SpongeBob finally gets to ride a roller coaster.

Clocking in at around two and a half minutes, the compact track blends self-love lyrics that declare confidence from the moment you wake up with a bouncy, cartoonish pop beat, produced by her longtime collaborator RIOTUSA.

Ice Spice also appears in the film as a voice actor, making this another major franchise collaboration following Barbie and an important work that further expands her career.

Packed with catchy hooks perfect for sharing on social media, this song is recommended for listeners of all ages.

Blowin’ In The WindBob Dylan

Bob Dylan – Blowin’ in the Wind (Official Audio)

Bob Dylan, known as the only musician to have won the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Opening his 1963 album “The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan,” this song portrays universal themes such as war, discrimination, and human indifference through a series of rhetorical questions.

The phrase “the answer is blowing in the wind” carries a depth that allows both the interpretation that the truth is right before us and that it is not easily grasped.

Despite its simple arrangement of just acoustic guitar and harmonica, its very simplicity has allowed it to be sung across the world for generations.

It was memorably used in the film Forrest Gump, and at the 1963 March on Washington it was performed by Peter, Paul and Mary, becoming a symbol of the Civil Rights Movement.

It’s a song that gently stays by your side when you want to reflect quietly on peace and freedom.

Back on 74JUNGLE

Jungle – Back On 74 (Official Video)

A track released in July 2023 by Jungle, a London-born funk collective.

Featured on the album Volcano, it’s a groovy number that polishes the essence of ’70s disco with a modern beat.

A bouncing bassline, tight drums, and sweet falsetto layer together to create an irresistible, body-swaying rush.

The music video—shot in a single take—showcases a breathtaking ensemble dance, and choreographer Shay Latukolan won Best Choreography at the UK Music Video Awards.

Dance clips exploded on TikTok, and the buzz has continued with a live performance at the 2024 BRIT Awards.

The choreography is formation-heavy and really shines in groups, making it perfect for wedding performances, school festivals, or anyone who wants to dance in sync as a team.