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[Latest Hits & Hall of Fame Classics] Recommended Popular Western Ballads

Grand worldbuilding, the beautiful timbre of instruments, and emotionally rich vocals…

When it comes to ballads, they’re the kind of songs that make us seek deeper emotional impact than usual, aren’t they?

In particular, Western ballads have a sweeping, larger-than-life mood that makes you want to revisit them from time to time.

How about you?

From the latest hits to hall-of-fame classics, we’ve carefully curated and listed the very best!

From sad themes and heartbreaking love songs to prayers for peace—and even some surprisingly groovy numbers—there’s a dazzling array of ballads here.

Enjoy!

[Latest Hits and Hall of Fame Classics] Recommended Popular Western Ballads (71–80)

XOBeyoncé

Beyoncé – XO (Video)
XOBeyoncé

It’s that famous Beyoncé ballad—tender yet full of hope.

The lyrics are captivating, overflowing with love for the other person, and it feels like the song gives voice to the love the soul longs for.

Give it a listen when you’re thinking of someone special or when you want to take a positive step forward.

Too Much Lives Will Kill YouQueen

With its profound title, “Too Much Love Will Kill You,” this song is a deeply heartrending ballad.

Moreover, it was included on an album released after Freddie’s passing.

Indeed, did Freddie’s decision—spurred by fans’ expectations—to push his ailing body and continue performing live ultimately hasten his death?

We Are The ChampionsQueen

Queen – We Are The Champions (Rock Montreal)
We Are The ChampionsQueen

Released as a double A-side with “We Will Rock You,” it became Queen’s best-selling song in the United States at that time.

These two tracks are often interpreted as a single continuous piece, and since their release, Queen consistently performed them back-to-back at the end of their live shows.

It can be considered a classic ballad that fully conveys Freddie’s magnificent vocal prowess.

[Latest Hit Songs & Hall of Fame Classics] Recommended Popular Western Ballads (81–90)

Human NatureMichael Jackson

It’s a popular ballad by Michael Jackson that portrays the struggles of a superstar.

“Human Nature” conveys the idea that humans are inherently imperfect, and its lyrics—seemingly reflecting his own life—sparked discussion and became a hit.

WolvesSelena Gomez, Marshmello

Here’s a powerhouse EDM track from the ultimate tag team: DJ Marshmello and singer Selena Gomez.

It builds brilliantly from Selena’s beautiful solo vocals as the beat comes in and ramps up the energy.

The contrast between the calm leading up to the chorus and the catchy, high-energy hook makes for a perfectly balanced, exhilarating listen.

Easy On MeAdele

Adele – Easy On Me (Official Video)
Easy On MeAdele

Adele, the British singer known for her deep emotions and powerful vocals, released a song that symbolizes a turning point in her life as the lead single from her album “30” in October 2021.

Beginning with a gentle piano melody and gradually building in emotion, this moving ballad reflects on the turmoil following her divorce and her feelings for her son.

Looking back on the version of herself who was “still a child,” Adele sings with apologies and love for her son.

With lyrics and vocals that stir many hearts, the song dominated charts around the world.

It’s a track that quietly stays by your side when facing heartbreak or standing at a crossroads in life.

Happier Than EverBillie Eilish

Billie Eilish – Happier Than Ever (Official Music Video)
Happier Than EverBillie Eilish

This is a striking song featuring a wistful vocal and powerful sound.

Drawing on her own experiences, American artist Billie Eilish looks back on a past relationship and sings about the lessons she learned from it.

The arrangement shifts from a quiet ballad to intense rock, conveying a swell of emotion that resonates deeply with listeners.

Released in July 2021, it is the title track of the album “Happier Than Ever” and stands as a work that symbolizes Billie Eilish’s growth and independence.

It’s a song I especially recommend to those who have overcome the pain of heartbreak and discovered a new version of themselves.