Classic Western songs to listen to in July: summer anthems and popular hits
The rainy season ends, and July is when the heat really kicks in.
Around this time, you start to hear cicadas, and it truly feels like summer has arrived, doesn’t it?
This time, we’ve picked out some Western songs that are perfect for July!
From tracks that simply take July as their theme to upbeat tunes that capture the summer vibe and passionate songs, we’ve curated a selection.
You’ll find familiar classics you hear around town as well as the latest hit songs, so even those well-versed in Western music should take note!
Now then, please sit back and enjoy!
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Classic Western songs to listen to in July: Summer anthems and popular tracks (11–20)
Twe TweKizz Daniel, Davido

A buzzworthy collaborative track by Nigerian afropop singers Kizz Daniel and Davido.
The lyrics praise a woman’s beauty and dancing skills, blending Nigerian languages while expressing luxury, success, and gratitude.
Following “Buga,” it marks Kizz Daniel’s 10th-anniversary release, with an appealing sound that fuses tradition and modernity.
It dominated the charts soon after release and became a massive hit on YouTube—a standout summer party anthem!
Doctor (Work It Out)Pharrell Williams, Miley Cyrus

Pharrell Williams and Miley Cyrus’s collaborative track “Doctor (Work It Out).” Reuniting for the first time in about a decade, the song centers on repairing a relationship with a loved one, carrying a message about deepening trust and understanding between partners and strengthening their bond by overcoming past mistakes.
Under Pharrell’s production, its breezy blend of glam pop and funk pairs with Miley’s powerful yet delicate vocals to create a moving track that resonates with listeners.
Released on March 1, 2024, it first premiered at a Louis Vuitton fashion show, where it drew significant attention.
It’s an uplifting, positive number that feels perfect for summer listening.
WaterTyla

Tyla, the new-generation R&B songstress from South Africa, has steadily grown her fanbase since scoring a global hit at 17, thanks to a savvy strategy on social media.
Her latest work, Water, stands out with sensual lyrics and a groovy sound that incorporates Afrobeats and Amapiano.
While it’s a danceable track, she delivers a passionate vocal performance that conveys a woman’s intense desire for her lover.
Released in July 2023, the song quickly became a worldwide hit, gaining extra buzz as many celebrities highlighted it on TikTok.
With its irresistible moody vibe, it’s a top-tier dance tune you’ll want to play all summer.
Ay, DiOs Mío!KAROL G

Karol G is a singer-songwriter from Colombia.
Known for her high-style Latin music, she enjoys immense support not only in Spanish-speaking regions but also in the English-speaking world.
Among her songs, the one I recommend for July is Ay, DiOs Mío! While its rhythm strongly evokes reggaeton, the track is essentially crafted like a hip-hop piece that brings tropical house to mind.
It’s a great pick for driving music!
Despacito ft. Daddy YankeeLuis Fonsi

Despacito ft.
Daddy Yankee is a reggaeton classic that became one of the biggest global hits ever.
Released by Puerto Rican star Luis Fonsi and the king of reggaeton, Daddy Yankee, the track features a catchy Latin sound with minimal reggae elements and achieved international success.
While it leans more toward pop-reggaeton, it still carries a strong summer vibe, making it a perfect choice for Western music to listen to in July.
I Had Some Help (feat. Morgan Wallen)Post Malone

Post Malone, the rapper and singer-songwriter from Austin, Texas, has released his latest work: a collaboration with country star Morgan Wallen.
It’s a warm, heartfelt track that emphasizes the importance of acknowledging each other’s mistakes, facing them with sincerity, and growing together.
Through a story about a troubled relationship, it underscores shared responsibility and the value of honesty.
Released on May 10, 2024, the song has generated major buzz, especially among both artists’ fan bases.
Be sure to give it a listen—perfect for a summer drive or some time alone.
Classic Western songs to listen to in July: Summer classics and popular tracks (21–30)
Let Me Blow Ya MindEve ft. Gwen Stefani

“Let Me Blow Ya Mind” is a song by American rapper Eve featuring American singer Gwen Stefani.
It won a Grammy Award in 2002.
The music video, which features producer Dr.
Dre at the end, showcases fashion that is both sexy and cool.






