Top Country Songs in Singapore

1
A Bar Song (Tipsy) cover
A Bar Song (Tipsy)

Shaboozey

2
I Had Some Help (feat. Morgan Wallen) cover
I Had Some Help (feat. Morgan Wallen)

Post Malone

3
Austin cover
Austin

Dasha

4
I Knew You Were Trouble. cover
I Knew You Were Trouble.

Taylor Swift

5
TEXAS HOLD 'EM cover
TEXAS HOLD 'EM

Alejandro Fernández & Beyoncé

6
Can't Fight the Moonlight cover
Can't Fight the Moonlight

Leann Rimes

7
Follow Me cover
Follow Me

Uncle Kracker

8
Fix What You Didn't Break cover
Fix What You Didn't Break

Nate Smith

9
Man! I Feel Like a Woman! cover
Man! I Feel Like a Woman!

Shania Twain

10
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together cover
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together

Taylor Swift

11
Miles on It cover
Miles on It

Marshmello

12
Everything I Love (feat. Chase Morgan) cover
Everything I Love (feat. Chase Morgan)

Wallen Walker

13
I Knew You Were Trouble cover
I Knew You Were Trouble

Taylor Swift

14
Carry You Home cover
Carry You Home

Alex Warren

15
This Kiss cover
This Kiss

Faith Hill

16
Fast Car cover
Fast Car

Luke Combs

17
I Hope You Dance cover
I Hope You Dance

Lee Ann Womack

18
Take My Name cover
Take My Name

Parmalee

19
Speechless (The Vocals) cover
Speechless (The Vocals)

Dan + Shay

20
I Need You cover
I Need You

Leann Rimes

21
Miles On It (Frank Walker Remix) cover
Miles On It (Frank Walker Remix)

Marshmello

22
Good News cover
Good News

Shaboozey

23
Medusa cover
Medusa

Cameron Whitcomb

24
You've Got a Way cover
You've Got a Way

Shania Twain

25
Islands In the Stream cover
Islands In the Stream

Dolly Parton

26
Thank God cover
Thank God

Kane Brown

27
Born To Lose cover
Born To Lose

Jody Miller

28
22 cover
22

Taylor Swift

29
You're Still the One cover
You're Still the One

Shania Twain

30
What Hurts the Most cover
What Hurts the Most

Rascal Flatts

31
I Love You Because cover
I Love You Because

Jim Reeves

32
Tell Me What You Dream cover
Tell Me What You Dream

Restless Heart

33
Hati Emas cover
Hati Emas

Kembara

34
Crazy cover
Crazy

Edson & Hudson & Kenny Rogers

35
TEXAS HOLD 'EM (Instrumental) cover
TEXAS HOLD 'EM (Instrumental)

Alejandro Fernández & Beyoncé

36
Step By Step cover
Step By Step

Eddie Rabbitt

37
Kiambang cover
Kiambang

Kembara

38
Lookin' for Love cover
Lookin' for Love

Johnny Lee

39
Rhinestone Cowboy cover
Rhinestone Cowboy

Glen Campbell

40
A Love Song cover
A Love Song

Anne Murray

Country music is currently experiencing a vibrant resurgence in Singapore, blending traditional storytelling with modern pop and hip-hop sensibilities. While once considered a niche genre in the Lion City, the latest charts prove that local listeners are embracing the rhythmic hooks and relatable narratives of today’s biggest crossover artists. Leading the charge is Shaboozey, whose hit "A Bar Song (Tipsy)" has become an anthem for those seeking a high-energy blend of country grit and urban rhythm. This trend toward collaboration is further highlighted by Post Malone and Morgan Wallen’s powerhouse track "I Had Some Help," which seamlessly bridges the gap between alternative pop and Nashville soul.

The genre’s global expansion is also felt through Beyoncé’s venture into the sound with "TEXAS HOLD 'EM," a track that has introduced a whole new audience to the stomp-and-clap infectiousness of modern folk. Meanwhile, artists like Dasha are making waves with viral hits like "Austin," proving that catchy choreography and country melodies are a winning combination for the digital age. It isn't just about the new releases, though; Singaporean fans remain deeply connected to the genre’s evolution through the lens of superstars like Taylor Swift. Her re-recorded classics such as "Love Story" and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" continue to dominate airwaves, serving as a bridge between her country roots and her global pop dominance.

For those who appreciate the raw emotion of the genre, Nate Smith’s "Fix What You Didn't Break" offers a more introspective look at the songwriting that remains the heartbeat of country music. Whether you are looking for the nostalgic charm of Leann Rimes’ "Can’t Fight the Moonlight" or the steady, reliable hits from Morgan Wallen like "Everything I Love," the current landscape offers a diverse range of sounds. From high-energy bar anthems to heartfelt ballads, these top tracks represent the very best of a genre that continues to reinvent itself while staying true to its core. Tune in to discover how these international sounds are shaping the musical preferences of Singapore right now, offering a perfect soundtrack for everything from a morning commute to an evening wind-down.