[2026] A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with C

ChampionJulian Jordan

Julian Jordan – Champion

The pinnacle of earth-shaking low end that unleashes an overwhelming big-room sound has been brought to life by Dutch producer Julian Jordan.

Released in January 2024, this powerful track fuses electro house and bass house, enveloping the body with pounding kicks and surging bass.

His lifelong dedication to low frequencies—shaped by studying percussion since the age of five—culminates in this masterful piece.

Released on STMPD RCRDS, the track has earned high praise from DJ Snake and HI-LO, roaring across festival stages worldwide.

Highly recommended for those who want to surrender to powerful low end and energetic beats, and for anyone eager to experience the true essence of club music.

Christmas in JuneAJR

AJR – Christmas in June (Official Video)

This is a heartwarming number released in March 2021 as the final track on OK Orchestra by AJR, an indie pop band from New York, USA.

It sets the feelings of an artist struggling to balance work and family time to a warm melody.

As a group of brothers, they deliver a uniquely empathetic and comforting song that has been loved by many fans, earning especially high praise in the Reddit fan community.

The lyrics, which portray a heart caught between career and private life, are sure to resonate with anyone who wishes to cherish time with their loved ones amid busy days.

Cake By The OceanDNCE

DNCE – Cake By The Ocean

This is a unique track that expresses fun and passion over a breezy funk-pop groove.

The September 2015 debut by American dance-rock band DNCE skillfully weaves in elements of 1970s disco and R&B, spinning a metaphor that likens a romantic seaside moment to sweet treats.

Brimming with a spirit of adventure and humor, the lyrics and Joe Jonas’s charming vocals harmonize in perfect balance.

Reaching the Top 10 on the Billboard charts, the song continues to captivate listeners worldwide with its funky guitar riffs and catchy melodies.

It’s an ideal pick for parties or drives, and a great choice whenever you want to lift your mood.

CONFOUNDERHeaven Shall Burn

Heaven Shall Burn – CONFOUNDER (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

HEAVEN SHALL BURN, a heavyweight in the German metal scene, has released a lead single from their upcoming June album “Heimat.” Blending metalcore with melodic death metal to sound the alarm on modern society, the track strikes a superb balance between crushing breakdowns and emotive melodies.

The music video, directed by Janne Hansberg, vividly visualizes the album’s themes: a critique of consumer society and the importance of independent thought.

The result exudes the confidence of a powerhouse band that topped the German album charts in 2020 with their previous record, “Of Truth and Sacrifice.” If you resonate with lyrical, socially conscious themes—or if you’re a fan of melodic death metal—this is a strongly recommended track.

Consolation PrizesPhoenix

Phoenix – Consolation Prizes

An ambitious work by France’s Phoenix that fuses guitar sounds evoking the roots of garage rock with a refined pop sensibility.

Released in 2006 from the album “It’s Never Been Like That,” this track establishes its own style while incorporating elements of ’60s garage rock and ’80s post-punk.

The music video, filmed over three nights in Paris, beautifully harmonizes performance scenes by the band with the city’s landscapes.

Its melodious progression and dynamic arrangement are exquisite, making it a song you’ll want to play in active situations like drives or parties.

As one of their signature tracks that brought a fresh breeze to the music scene, it continues to shine to this day.

C’mon C’monThe Von Bondies

The Von Bondies – C’mon C’mon (Video)

Blending raw guitars with powerful riffs, Detroit’s The Von Bondies deliver a signature track that channels fiery passion and the complexities of human relationships into an energetic anthem.

Featured on the March 2004 album Pawn Shoppe Heart, it boasts a polished sound thanks to production by former Talking Heads member Jerry Harrison.

The song was used as the opening theme for the hit TV series Rescue Me and included in the video game Burnout 3: Takedown.

Peaking at No.

25 on Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart, it’s a must-hear for fans who love the grit of garage rock and the pull of straight-ahead rock sounds.

CannonballThe Breeders

The Breeders – Cannonball

Starting with a strangely warped baseline and layered with distorted vocals, this striking track that The Breeders unleashed on the American alternative rock scene was the lead single from their August 1993 album Last Splash.

Hailing from Ohio, the band was formed around former Pixies member Kim Deal and her twin sister Kelley.

Satirizing French philosophical thought and carrying the message that “life is not a competition,” the song peaked at No.

44 on the Billboard Hot 100 and achieved the remarkable feat of staying on the French charts for 30 weeks.

Its music video, co-directed by Kim Gordon and Spike Jonze, also made waves.

Perfect for those craving the exhilaration of a long-distance drive or wanting to soak in the atmosphere of the ’90s alternative rock heyday.