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Timeless Western pop classics that stick in your ears: Hit songs flowing through everyone’s hearts [2025]

A song that just won’t get out of your head.

That’s surely a masterpiece!

In this article, “Popular Songs Flowing Through Everyone’s Hearts,” we’ve carefully compiled a wide-ranging list: the first half features relatively new tracks, while the second half showcases timeless classics worthy of the hall of fame.

You’ve almost certainly heard these somewhere.

You might even rediscover songs you’d forgotten or finally recall the name of one that slipped your mind!

Give it a try!

It also carries the nuance of being catchy, so feel free to use it in various contexts.

Catchy Western Music Classics: Hit Songs Flowing Through Everyone’s Hearts [2025] (71–80)

New York CityKYLIE MINOGUE

A diva who dominated the 2000s returns to the charts.

While keeping her signature nu-disco flavor, she crafts trend-conscious developments that prove she’s still active and thriving on the front lines.

Released in May 2019, this track is about the city of New York.

She weaves her own memories and feelings about the city into the song.

The producer is drum and bass legend DJ Fresh.

greedyTate McRae

Tate McRae – greedy (Official Video)
greedyTate McRae

One of the female singer-songwriters drawing the most attention from young people right now is Tate McRae.

She’s one of the artists who rose to popularity from TikTok, and alongside GAYLE, she made some of the biggest strides on the platform.

One of her signature hits is Greedy.

Since the second half of 2023, it has remained a constant hit, with an irresistibly catchy, sexy chorus that’s incredibly addictive.

It’s often used in videos with surprising twists—like compilations of master craftspeople’s amazing skills—so many of you have probably heard it before.

When Problems AriseFishbone

It’s included on the 1986 album “In Your Face.” A seven-piece band from Los Angeles formed in 1979.

With a relaxed mid-tempo, simple rhythm and a melody line that hints at an oriental flavor, it’s the kind of song that, once you hear it, gets under your skin and you can’t forget.

We don’t talk together Feat.Giriboy (Prod. SUGA)Heize

헤이즈 (Heize) – We don’t talk together (Feat. 기리보이 (Giriboy)) (Prod. SUGA) MV
We don't talk together Feat.Giriboy (Prod. SUGA)Heize

Heize is a South Korean singer-songwriter.

Although she is well known as a rapper, in the song “We don’t talk together” she delivers an emotive vocal performance.

True to Heize’s style of channeling her unadorned self into her music, the entire track feels deeply moving.

The piano solo at the end heightens the sense of longing and is absolutely unforgettable.

Don’t Call Me UpMabel

Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up (Official Video)
Don't Call Me UpMabel

“Don’t Call Me Up” by Spanish-born singer-songwriter Mabel McVey.

The song portrays a tough girl who tells her ex (or exes?) goodbye and strides forward with confidence.

Her husky yet smooth voice is irresistibly charming—so captivating you never get tired of listening, and you might even find yourself hitting repeat over and over.

Wait, is this an addiction already?

Like A PrayerMadonna

Madonna – Like A Prayer (Official Video)
Like A PrayerMadonna

When it comes to signature songs by Madonna, the American pop icon, this track is the one.

Its lyrics are striking for the way they weave together religious themes and personal exploration.

It carries an ambiguity that allows it to be heard as both a prayer to God and a call to a loved one, resonating deeply with listeners.

Released in March 1989 as the lead single from the album Like A Prayer, it sparked major buzz through a Pepsi commercial deal and a provocative music video.

Drawing on Madonna’s Catholic upbringing, it boldly tackles religion and social issues.

With a sound that works both as a dance number and as a ballad, it’s cherished by listeners across generations.

Dirty WorkAustin Mahone

Austin Mahone – Dirty Work (Official)
Dirty WorkAustin Mahone

Austin Mahone’s “Dirty Work” became a huge hit in Japan as the song used in comedian Chiemi Blouson’s routine.

If you’ve seen her act, the phrase “3.

5 billion” probably pops into your head the moment you hear this track.

It’s a cool song with a bouncy synthesizer rhythm that’s seriously addictive.