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

Bowling alleyAudrey Hobert

Audrey Hobert – Bowling alley (Official Video)

Audrey Hobart from the United States—who shows exceptional talent both as a songwriter and a screenwriter, with her collaboration with close friend Gracie Abrams, “That’s So True,” spending eight consecutive weeks at No.

1 on the UK charts—released a new single in June following her May 2025 debut track, “Sue Me.” This work wryly and humorously portrays the awkwardness of being at parties and the complicated feelings that come with being watched.

The contrast between its light, catchy indie-pop sound and the introspective emotions that almost everyone has felt at least once is masterfully done.

It’s a song that will resonate deeply on nights when you want to be alone with your thoughts or when you’re attuned to the subtleties of human relationships.

Bite My TongueHalocene

Halocene ft. Holding Absence – Bite My Tongue (Official Music Video)

Halocene is an American rock band celebrated for their DIY spirit and proven skill, even having opened for Blink-182.

In June 2025, the self-produced group released this track.

The song thrillingly portrays a protagonist who has long held their tongue to fit in with those around them, finally breaking the silence and unleashing their true feelings.

The fusion of Addie’s emotional vocals and heavy guitar riffs powerfully captures the explosion of pent-up emotion.

For anyone feeling constrained, this song will resonate like a voice speaking your heart’s truth and give you a strong sense of courage.

Better Off AloneAlice DeeJay

Alice Deejay – Better Off Alone (Official Video)

Alice Deejay is a Eurodance project from the Netherlands.

Their hallmark track from the ’90s is a killer tune that blends summertime euphoria with a bittersweet edge.

Said to be inspired by the producer’s breakup, the theme is heartbreak.

Yet, carried by a memorable synth riff and a driving beat, its message—almost asking, “Are you really okay being alone?”—gives listeners a curious sense of courage.

Released in 1999, the song peaked at No.

2 on the UK Singles Chart and sold over 1.2 million copies.

It’s also included on the album Who Needs Guitars Anyway?.

Put it on for a summer drive to beat the heat or when you’re feeling a bit low, and it’s sure to give you a boost.

Baby BabyCorona

Corona – Baby Baby

Corona is a Eurodance project from Italy.

Centered around the glamorous frontwoman Olga Maria de Souza and sound creator Francesco Bontempi, their music dominated the club scene of the 1990s.

Released in February 1995, this track—which swept through clubs at the time—is an exhilarating number that rides an energetic beat to capture the thrill of new love and unstoppable passion.

Its catchy synth melodies and powerful female vocals shine like the summer sun, setting listeners’ hearts dancing.

The song was released as a single from the album “The Rhythm of the Night” and was also featured on the soundtrack of the Italian film “Selvaggi.” It became a massive hit, topping the charts in their native Italy for five consecutive weeks.

It’s a killer tune, perfect for cranking up the mood to the max—whether on a summer drive or at a party with friends.

Blue (Da Ba Dee)Eiffel 65

Eiffel 65 – Blue (Da Ba Dee) [Gabry Ponte Ice Pop Mix] (Original Video with subtitles)

Eiffel 65 is a Eurodance group from Italy.

Their 1998 release that took the world by storm is characterized by an instantly memorable piano melody and vocals that, while mechanical, carry a sense of melancholy.

The song is said to depict the daily life and emotions of a protagonist living in an entirely blue world, and its unique, floating atmosphere is addictive.

The phrase “Da Ba Dee” is also unforgettable.

In 1999, it climbed the charts in multiple countries, and their debut album Europop reached No.

4 on the U.S.

Billboard 200.

It’s also fresh in our memory for soundtracking the opening scene of Iron Man 3.

A quintessential ’90s track that suits summer drives as well as slightly wistful moods.

Bad BoysJohn Sykes

John Sykes – “Bad Boys” (Live 2004) | John Sykes – Bad Boy Live!

Born in Reading, England, John Sykes is a guitarist who shone brilliantly in the worlds of hard rock and heavy metal.

He is known for his pinch harmonics, passionate vibrato, and melody-focused playing.

He made his professional debut in 1980 with Tygers of Pan Tang, co-wrote the classic “Cold Sweat” with Thin Lizzy, and during his Whitesnake era contributed to many songs on the 1987 album “Whitesnake,” including “Is This Love,” helping the record reach worldwide sales of 25 million.

In 2004, he was selected for Guitar World’s “100 Greatest Heavy Metal Guitarists.” His soulful guitar playing resonates with those who love technical yet emotional performances.

Black Magic (2020)Reb Beach

Black Magic (2020)

Hailing from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Reb Beach is a guitarist whose foundation lies in hard rock and heavy metal, while also shining with a pop-savvy, melodic sensibility.

He has extensive experience as a studio musician, and his career reflects a wide-ranging musicality.

In 1988, he made his debut with the band Winger on their album “Winger,” leaving his mark on the scene with hits like “Seventeen” and “Miles Away.” Praised by guitar magazines as the “Best New Guitarist,” his technique is beyond question.

He also contributed music to the game Daytona USA 2.

He’s an artist you should hear if you love technically adept yet melodic guitar playing and are drawn to glamorous rock sounds.