A Compilation of Western Songs with Titles Starting with C [2025]

Come Back Around (ft. Dreamcastmoe)Boldy James & Real Bad Man

Boldy James & Real Bad Man “Come Back Around” ft. Dreamcastmoe (Official Music Video)

A powerful track by Boldy James, who sketches Detroit’s darkness with cool-headed lyrics, and Real Bad Man, also known as the face of a streetwear brand.

Released in April 2025 as the lead single from the album “Conversational Pieces,” slated for May 2025, the song features Washington, D.

C.

’s Dreamcastmo and blends a simple yet profound, jazz-rap–inflected beat with lyrics that calmly recount Detroit street life and family conflict.

The album includes 13 tracks in total, with star guests like El-P and Conway the Machine.

Woven with soulful melodies and tense sonics, this is a track you’ll want for late-night drives or quiet moments alone.

Cry Them DryClaudia Valentina

Claudia Valentina – Cry Them Dry (Official Video)

This is a beautiful ballad whose wistful vocals and delicate piano tones seep into the heart.

Hailing from the British Crown dependency of Guernsey, Claudia Valentina began her career as a professional dancer at the age of eight and appeared in the musical Billy Elliot at ten, showcasing her talent from a young age.

In October 2020, she released her self-titled EP, Claudia Valentina, making her mark on the music scene.

Released in April 2025, this work stands apart from her previous output, highlighting a more introspective and emotionally rich expression.

The evocative vocals and minimal arrangement create a soundscape that makes you want to listen alone on a quiet night—an irresistibly captivating track.

CANDY GUM (ft. Jessie Reyez & Becky G)Emotional Oranges

Emotional Oranges – CANDY GUM (ft. Jessie Reyez & Becky G) [Official Music Video]

Emotional Oranges, a male-female duo based in Los Angeles, are bringing a fresh breeze to the emerging R&B scene.

Their February 2025 release rides sensual melodies over uptempo beats and features a powerful collaboration with Canadian artist Jessie Reyez and Latin pop star Becky G.

The group, who gained attention with “Motion,” used as the theme song for RuPaul’s Drag Race, blends ’90s R&B, funk, and neo-soul into a distinctive sound.

This new work fully showcases their appeal, highlighted by beautiful harmonies that convey sensuality and self-empowerment.

It’s a track perfect for a night when you feel like falling in love or as the soundtrack to a late drive.

Coffee TalkBroadside

Broadside – Coffee Talk

They are a pop-punk band from Richmond, Virginia, formed in 2010.

Their 2015 debut album, Old Bones, drew significant attention in the pop-punk and melodic hardcore scenes at the time for its melodic sound and candid lyrics.

In 2015, they were selected by Alternative Press for its “100 Artists You Need to Know,” gaining recognition as a formidable band in the alternative rock world.

Their 2017 album, Paradise, produced by Kyle Black, expertly fused metallic tones with catchy melodies and reached No.

17 on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart.

On stage, they deliver tight musicianship and energetic performances, and many fans resonate with their commitment to expressing their inner selves through music.

Their message-driven songs about the struggles and aspirations of youth, paired with lyrical melodies, are sure to leave a lasting impression.

Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft (The Recognized Anthem Of World Contact Day)Carpenters

Calling Occupants Of Interplanetary Craft (The Recognized Anthem Of World Contact Day)

This song features a grand concept inspired by sci-fi and space narratives, with a strikingly lavish arrangement that mobilized over 160 musicians.

Included on the album Passage, released in September 1977, it presents a unique theme about a fictional event attempting peaceful contact with extraterrestrials and reached No.

32 on the Billboard charts.

It was later nominated in 1978 for the Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Arrangement Accompanying Vocal(s).

The majestic soundscape created by Karen Carpenter’s graceful vocals and Richard Carpenter’s orchestral arrangement is best enjoyed on a quiet night while gazing up at the cosmos.

Can’t Smile Without YouCarpenters

Can’t Smile Without You

This heartwarming song, which straightforwardly sings of love for someone special, was included on the album “A Kind of Hush,” released in May 1976.

Brimming with the Carpenters’ charm, the work showcases Richard Carpenter’s refined piano arrangements in perfect harmony with Karen Carpenter’s translucent vocals.

The gently spun melodies and warm instrumentation provide a soothing comfort, as if wrapped in a tender light.

When it was released in 1977 as the B-side to the single “Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft,” a grand orchestral arrangement was added, evolving the piece into a deeper musical experience.

With its calm and pleasant atmosphere, this song is perfect for quiet moments spent with someone you cherish.

Crescent NoonCarpenters

Crescent Noon

This masterpiece beautifully harmonizes the deep poetic expression of an art song with melodious soft rock.

From the album “Close to You,” released in August 1970, this dreamy track traces the shifting seasons from verdant September to freezing December, showcasing the duo’s uniquely delicate musicianship to the fullest.

Karen’s rich, resonant contralto heightens the song’s wistful atmosphere, and, together with Richard’s refined arrangements, has earned high praise from fans.

Transcending the bounds of a conventional love song, it is a moving work that portrays the fragility of life and the possibility of renewal—an ideal piece to listen to alone on a quiet night, lost in thought.