Medley of Western Hit Songs
I’ve put together a playlist of international hits from 2016 that were popular around the world.
A lot of these are songs you probably heard over and over throughout the year.
They all have a stylish vibe, so they’re great as background music while you work or as a companion for a drive!
Since it’s packed with popular tracks, it’s also perfect for anyone who wants to get into Western music but isn’t sure where to start.
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Medley of Western Hit Songs (31–40)
In The Name Of LoveMARTIN GARRIX & BEBE REXHA
It’s a very 2016-style, cutting-edge hit in which the chorus has almost no lyrics and shifts into a trance sound.
In the music video, the image of her wearing a flashy bright red dress and singing as if crying out about love is extremely striking.
Me TooMeghan Trainor
She, who always sings ultra-positive, super-confident songs, has released yet another bright, confidence-packed track.
The title “Me Too” carries a characteristically American, self-adoring nuance: “If I were you, I’d want to be me too.”
Cheap ThrillsSia
Even on nights when you’re broke but want to have fun, this music alone will get you dancing and make it an amazing night.
After all, that’s what “Cheap Thrill” is all about! The music video, styled like a black-and-white TV show from the ’60s–’70s, is also a joy to watch.
Once In a WhileTimeflies
It’s upbeat music that’s perfect for party people who love clubs and parties.
It’d be great as background music for summer events, too.
The title is “Tama ni wa,” and the chorus means “Sometimes I just want to dance and feel good.”