Cool, popular Western hit songs that are highly regarded
A roundup of seriously cool Western music!
Quick question: have you ever had this experience?
“Oh nice, there’s an article that compiles cool Western songs.”Click.“Let’s see… hmm, hmm…”“Huh?”“Cool songs? Isn’t this just a list of famous tracks?”
I feel like a lot of people have been there…
So this time!Without being bound by country, genre, or popularity, I’ve picked out truly cool Western tracks.
If you only want to listen to genuinely stylish and cool songs, definitely check this out!
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Cool and popular classic Western songs that are the talk of the town (231–240)
Heaven Can Wait (Official Lyric Video) ft. Sia, Diplo, LabrinthLSD
This is a track released in May 2019 by LSD, the charismatic group produced by Diplo.
The MV is a lyric video, and it’s fun because the lyrics appear at the bottom like karaoke! The song’s deep, heavily compressed brass sound creates a powerful riff that’s getting rave reviews.
Sia’s strong vocals and Diplo’s track-making blend perfectly.
This one feels like another anthem in the making!
JuiceLizzo
The humor-filled music video is super cool.
Lizzo is a popular female rapper in the United States.
In the MV, the homage to TV shopping and variety shows has become a hot topic.
Maybe it’s the vibe of the song, but getting this kind of atmosphere in a rapper’s MV feels uniquely her.
The backing track is pop with a funk flavor that evokes disco, and it fits her character perfectly.
Cool and widely acclaimed Western hit songs and popular tracks (241–250)
Le bien qui fait malMozart Opera Rock
The famous French musical Rock Opera Mozart features the song Le bien qui fait mal, a piece wrapped in a gothic atmosphere.
How should I put it—there’s a kind of vampiric coolness hidden within it.
The melody is crafted to appeal to both fans of classical music and rock.
In particular, I think it will really hit the spot for those who love gothic metal or symphonic metal!
HappyPharrell Williams
The refined drum beat pleasantly resonates through your body, and Pharrell Williams’s clear voice rides the rhythm to spin a beautiful melody, delivering a very satisfying sound.
It’s a stylish track that puts you in a lovely, happy mood.
Losing My ReligionR.E.M.
R.E.M.
was a popular band in the United States, but they never quite caught on in Japan.
This song is practically synonymous with R.E.M.—it’s that famous and beloved.
Their distinctive vocals and one-of-a-kind sound influenced many American bands, including Nirvana.
Although they sadly disbanded, their songs will continue to be sung for years to come.
Bitter Sweet SymphonyThe Verve
It’s the biggest smash hit by the British rock band The Verve—arguably one of the defining songs of the ’90s.
Blending classical orchestral sounds with looped elements, it’s a rhythmic track whose vocals also carry a distinctly British vibe.
Can’t Be TamedMiley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus is an American actress and singer, and she has said that this song expresses her desire to freely be herself.
Marking a shift from her previous teen-oriented music, the song’s more mature vibe and aggressive lyrics reflect her wish to break free from the idol image expected of her.