A Collection of Iconic Songs by Western Music Duos Through the Ages [2025]
Across the ages and around the world, the music scene has seen countless captivating duos.
From male–female pairs and twin vocals to piano-and-vocal combinations, many listeners are drawn to the exquisite harmonies and distinctive musicality that only two people can create.
In this article, we introduce a selection of gem-like tracks by Western duos that have continued to be loved across eras and genres.
Take your time exploring which timeless duo masterpieces are out there, and enjoy the many songs that will surely resonate with your heart.
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Timeless Hits by Iconic Western Music Duos [2025] (61–70)
I Got You BabeSonny & Cher
Included on the 1965 album “Look at Us.” An American pop duo formed in 1964.
This duo paired Cher—who would go on to succeed as a singer and actress—with her husband, Sonny Bono.
It’s a song where the two trade lines over a sweet, poppy melody, giving it a distinctive charm.
Yesterday Once MoreCarpenters
Included on the 1973 album “Now & Then.” A brother-sister vocal duo from California who debuted in 1966.
They have many popular songs, but this one is probably the best-known in Japan.
No matter when you listen, Karen’s vocals are beautifully pronounced and delivered.
RiverIbeyi
Included on the 2015 album “Ibeyi.” A Paris-born music duo formed in 2013.
The duo’s name comes from the Yoruba word meaning “twins.” The mid-tempo rhythm and the melody that carries a hint of folk influences are striking, and as you listen, you’re drawn into a mysterious world.
Shackles (Praise You)Mary Mary
Included on the 2000 album “Thankful.” A sister gospel duo from California formed in 1998.
It’s a cool track featuring their soulful vocals riding a superb melody line, with a mid-tempo, breezy groove and R&B-influenced tunes.
Everybody Have Fun TonightWang Chung
Wang Chung is a male duo group from the United Kingdom consisting of Jack Hues and Nick Feldman.
Although they didn’t attract much attention at first, their popularity gradually grew around the time they released their second album.
Then in 1986, they had a major breakthrough with “Everybody Have Fun Tonight.” It’s a highly danceable track with an electro-disco sound.
Wake Me Up Before You Go-GoWham!
Included on the 1984 album “Make It Big.” A London-based pop duo formed in 1981.
The song is characterized by an upbeat, breezy rhythm and a cheerful, bright pop melody.
When I was listening to this track, I never imagined they would break up so soon.
George’s talent was just too abundant.
Stressed Outtwenty one pilots
Included on the 2015 album “Blurryface.” A music duo from Ohio formed in 2009.
It’s a track that comes together nicely, with a mid-tempo groove and a moody, wet-sounding melody line, featuring vocals that occasionally weave in rap.
In conclusion
Timeless duos who have captivated the Western music scene across eras and genres.
Their tightly synchronized performances, where every note is imbued with unity, and the exquisite harmonies they weave have produced a trove of gems that continue to warm the hearts of many music fans today.