[2025] Trending Western Music: The Latest Hit Songs to Watch
For those who are thinking, “I want to start listening to Western music, but where do I even begin?”, we’ve published an article that rounds up the latest international hits! It features not only songs currently charting—mainly in the US and UK—but also past classics that have gone viral again, so you can get a clear sense of today’s trends.
Whether you’re just getting into Western music or you already listen regularly, we’d love for you to check it out.
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Trendy Western Music (21–30)
SPEED DEMONNEW!Justin Bieber

Released in September 2025 as part of the album “SWAG II,” this track showcases Justin Bieber’s resolve to confront criticism and speculation.
A hip‑hop‑leaning beat intertwines with a funky guitar riff, resulting in a style that blurs the line between pop and rap.
The lyrics convey a strong determination to “keep moving forward without stopping” in the face of outside judgment, delivering a self-affirming message with a touch of humor.
Despite its breezy sound, the song carries a clear, unwavering statement—one that can give you a push when you want to stay true to yourself.
The Manifesto (ft. Trueno & Proof)NEW!Gorillaz

Gorillaz, the virtual band created by Damon Albarn and comic artist Jamie Hewlett.
From their album “The Mountain,” scheduled for release in March 2026, a track featuring Argentina’s new-generation rapper Trueno and an unreleased recording by the late Proof of D12 was unveiled in October 2025.
Spanning over seven minutes, its sweeping structure blends Spanish and English rap with Indian traditional instruments like the sarod and bansuri, layered with a choir—an awe-inspiring cross-cultural fusion.
Trueno’s verse, singing of light and a yearning for the future, intertwines with Proof’s tense, electrifying freestyle, creating a dialogue that transcends generations and cultures.
Meditative yet pulsing with rhythm, this piece is recommended for anyone who wants to experience a soul journey through music.
LoserTame Impala

Tame Impala, the project leading modern psychedelic rock.
The latest work from its de facto mastermind, Kevin Parker, is a must-check release.
Fresh off a Grammy win for his collaboration with Justice, he released this track in September 2025 as the lead single from Deadbeat, his first album in five years.
The song captures the mindset of someone for whom nothing seems to go right; while the theme leans toward self-loathing, it’s paired with a breezy, funky sound that creates a curious sense of uplift.
The music video, featuring actor Joe Keery, plays almost like a short film—another highlight.
This unique world where self-deprecation meets dance might actually leave you feeling energized.
Something In The HeavensNEW!Lewis Capaldi

Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi.
The artist who achieved a global breakthrough with “Someone You Loved” released this moving ballad in September 2025.
It sings of unwavering love for a loved one who has passed away, portraying the hope that, even beyond the farewell of death, they will one day meet again.
Beginning with delicate piano and gradually building in emotion, the arrangement is superb, and his husky, powerful voice resonates deeply.
As Capaldi himself has said, it is “the saddest song I’ve ever written,” a work that carefully weaves a warm prayer within a sense of loss.
It’s a song that will be there for anyone who is thinking of someone dear.
TIT FOR TATNEW!Tate McRae

Released in September 2025, this track appears on the deluxe edition of Canadian singer-songwriter Tate McRae’s third album, “So Close to What.” Its title is taken from an idiom meaning “revenge” or “retaliation,” and the song carries a defiant message to an ex.
Set to a rhythmic pop sound, it lays out candid feelings about a past relationship and drew attention for being produced in just two weeks.
With forceful language and an assertive, equal-footed stance, it’s a powerful piece that resonates with listeners.
It’s recommended for anyone looking to move on from heartbreak or reclaim their sense of self.
Take Me Thru Dere (ft. Quavo, Breskii, YK Niece, & DJ Spinz)NEW!Metro Boomin

This track, included on the mixtape “A Futuristic Summa (Hosted by DJ Spinz)” released in the summer of 2025, is crafted as a true homage to nostalgic Southern hip-hop.
Producer Metro Boomin brings together both new and old-school rappers—Quavo, Blesky, and YK Nece—shaping a sound that recalls the early 2000s with its springy steel drums.
The highly addictive beat and catchy hook really stand out, giving it a presence that’s more than just a dance anthem.
The music video released in October features party scenes set in an Atlanta park, capturing a vibe that perfectly evokes the golden era of Dirty South.
DON’T CRY FOR MENEW!Billy Billions

Billy Billions, a rising figure in the UK drill scene based in East London.
Also known as a member of the drill collective 98s, his track released in October 2025 marks a shift from the conventional hard-edged drill sound to a more introspective expression.
As the title suggests, the lyrics carry a sense of pathos and confessional nuance, candidly laying bare the experiences and conflicts forged on the streets.
While retaining the drill framework of trap-style rapid-fire hi-hats and ultra-low basslines, the arrangement emphasizes a striking contrast with mellow sung sections, resulting in a blend of raw grit and lyricism.
It’s a track that powerfully conveys the street-bred, down-to-earth emotions characteristic of an artist from Hackney.





