[2025] A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with D

Drunk Girls in BathroomsMaddie & Tae

Maddie & Tae – Drunk Girls in Bathrooms (Official Music Video)

It’s a classic by American country duo Maddie & Tae that captures those heartwarming bathroom chats and moments of encouragement shared between women—something almost everyone has experienced at least once.

The soulful sound, infused with disco and R&B elements, blends beautifully with lyrics that resonate.

It’s an advance single from their album “Love & Light,” scheduled for release on May 2, 2025, and it just dropped in March 2025.

The music video, set at a roller skating rink, vividly brings out the song’s disco-inspired vibe.

It’s the perfect track to play with friends on the way home from a party or event as you reminisce.

Highly recommended for women listeners looking to deepen their bonds with friends.

DILEMMA (FEAT. CENTRAL CEE)NEMZZZ

NEMZZZ – DILEMMA (FEAT. CENTRAL CEE) [OFFICIAL AUDIO]

Nems, a young rapper from Manchester, UK, born in 2004, is a promising newcomer gaining attention for his unique style that fuses UK drill and hip-hop.

Released in March 2025 as part of the album “RENT’S DUE,” this track is an ambitious piece featuring the highly skilled British rapper Central Cee.

It unfolds a distinctive world built on heavy beats and razor-sharp lyrics, with compelling depictions of urban life and personal experiences, complemented by both artists’ deft flows.

It’s a recommended listen for anyone who wants to experience the forefront of the UK hip-hop scene or dive into authentic urban storytelling.

Doctor LoveFirst Choice

First Choice – Doctor Love • TopPop

Formed in Philadelphia, USA, First Choice released a 1977 masterpiece that’s a gem of a dance tune, fusing sophisticated Philadelphia soul with glamorous disco.

Lead vocalist Rochelle Fleming’s powerful singing and the luxurious string arrangements create an opulent sound that truly embodies the essence of the ’70s disco scene.

Issued as a single from the album “Delusions,” the track reached No.

41 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No.

23 on the R&B chart.

A 12-inch mix by Tom Moulton was later produced, taking the club scene by storm.

With its danceable beat and alluring melody line, this song is perfect for energizing parties and lighting up the dance floor.

Don’t Leave Me This WayTHELMA HOUSTON

Don’t Leave Me This Way

A towering landmark of 1970s disco—where passionate soul vocals fuse with an irresistible, dance-inducing rhythm—was created by American singer Thelma Houston.

Originally a funk-leaning number by Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, this version, crafted by veteran Motown producer Hal Davis, transforms from a leisurely intro into a gradually swelling, majestic arrangement.

It topped the U.

S.

Billboard Hot 100 in 1977 and won the Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.

That same year, it was featured on the soundtrack of the film Looking for Mr.

Goodbar, igniting dance floors and continuing to captivate listeners to this day as a timeless classic.

Its exquisite balance of elegance and passion delivers a supreme groove, perfect for warming up any party scene.

DeliIce Spice

Ice Spice – Deli

Ice Spice, hailed as a new-generation queen from the Bronx, New York, has established a distinctive style grounded in Bronx drill and interwoven with elements of hip-hop and trap.

Since her 2021 debut, she has exploded in popularity—especially on social media—and has gone on to collaborate with a string of major artists.

In 2023, she showcased her presence by contributing to the soundtrack of the film Barbie.

She has earned numerous accolades, including the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist.

Her stage name—born from an Instagram account she created at age 14—captures her cool allure.

Influenced by boldly individual rappers like Lil’ Kim and Nicki Minaj, she is a formidable talent bringing a fresh wave to the contemporary hip-hop scene.

Die for the GovernmentAnti-Flag

Die for the Government

Anti-Flag is a band that embodies American defiance, carrying socially charged messages in punk rock for over 30 years.

Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1988, they have consistently spoken out against war and in defense of human rights.

They debuted with the 1996 album “Die for the Government,” and through releases on esteemed labels like FAT WRECK CHORDS and RCA, their message has reached audiences around the world.

Armed with aggressive guitar riffs and catchy melodies, their music distills the essence of hardcore punk and has earned high acclaim within the punk scene.

They’re a recommended band for those interested in social issues and who want to change the world through music.

Drinking And DrivingThe Business

The Business – Drinking And Driving

The Business, an Oi! punk band representing the UK punk scene, was formed in London in 1979.

As a voice for working-class youths, they created a powerful sound infused with anti-establishment lyrics and the spirit of the streets.

They made their debut in 1981 with the album Suburban Rebels, and their music—closely tied to football culture—resonated with many.

Despite lineup changes, they continued to embody the essence of punk rock, bolstered by the commanding presence of vocalist Micky Fitz, who passed away in 2016.

Their simple, hard-hitting guitar riffs and catchy melodies capture the very core of punk rock: rebellious at heart, yet never forgetting the sheer joy of music.