Summer songs from Western music that were hits in the 2000s
The evolution of electronic music had settled down and diversity began to flourish—the 2000s.
Among the many eras, the 2000s can be described as a time when a wide range of trends intertwined.
Not only rock and R&B, which were starting to fade from the mainstream, but also enduringly popular hip-hop, as well as techno and house—many genres were in the spotlight.
This time, we’ve selected Western music from the 2000s that’s perfect for summer! If you’d like to reminisce about your summer memories from back then, please take your time and read to the end!
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Summer hit songs in Western music from the 2000s (31–40)
CandymanChristina Aguilera
Candyman is a pop tune with bright brass sounds and a snappy beat.
It was released as a single in 2007 from American singer Christina Aguilera’s album Back to Basics.
It’s also known for being featured in the popular musical drama series Glee.
The song’s unique lyrics vividly portray a woman’s surprisingly bold feelings.
Summer often evokes a bursting sense of fun, and this is an uplifting number about an exciting encounter that fits perfectly with that kind of scene.
Going UnderEvanescence
When it comes to heavy metal songs that define the 2000s, Going Under is the one that stands out.
Amy Lee, the vocalist of Evanescence who created this track, drew major attention at the time for her vocal prowess.
The song incorporates not only heavy metal but also rock elements.
Her ability to switch between the two parts of the song is still astonishing even today.
The lyrics are very dark, giving the piece a strong heavy metal edge.
On top of that, the music video—reminiscent of a horror film—is outstanding, so be sure to check it out!
Clothes Off!! ft. Patrick StumpGym Class Heroes
It’s a song released in 2007 by Gym Class Heroes in collaboration with Patrick Stump, the lead vocalist of Fall Out Boy.
Travie’s slick rap and the rhythmic sound feel vibrant, making it perfect for a summer pool party.
Upside DownJack Johnson
A song by Jack Johnson released in 2006, included on the soundtrack for the movie Curious George.
Its heartfelt, gentle guitar sound makes you want to listen while basking in the bright sunshine.
During summer vacation, enjoy this track with a cold drink and refresh both body and mind.
Beautiful SoulJesse McCartney
It’s a song released by Jesse McCartney in 2004.
The lyrics express a single-minded devotion to the person he cares about, and Jesse’s youthful voice at the time is appealing, evoking a nostalgic feeling that brings back memories of past romances.
It’s perfect for a summer drive on a sunny day.
Summer foreign hit songs from the 2000s (41–50)
Baby It’s YouJoJo
This is a song released by JoJo in 2004.
No matter when I listen, I’m amazed by JoJo’s stunning vocals—hard to believe she was only 13 at the time.
The music video, where she playfully has fun at an amusement park with friends, is also adorable.
It’s a perfect track for summer outings and events with friends.
Club FootKasabian
This is a song by the British band Kasabian, released in 2004.
The chorus, with its undulating sound, is striking and strangely addictive—you feel as if you’re being drawn into it as you listen.
Don’t let the summer heat get the better of you; listen to this track and soak up its energy.