Anime BGM compilation: background music and insert songs that color the story
When you watch anime, you hear all kinds of music in addition to the opening and ending themes.
These are what we generally call BGM and insert songs, and I bet many of you love the BGM and insert songs from certain shows—like, “I love the BGM in that series!”
In this article, we’ll introduce recommended tracks from the BGM and insert songs that play within popular anime series.
Many of these tracks are included on each show’s official soundtrack, so if you find something you like, be sure to check out the soundtrack as well.
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Anime BGM Compilation: Background Music and Insert Songs That Color the Story (31–40)
One-Third of Pure FeelingsSIAM SHADE

An upbeat love song that kicks off at a rock tempo.
Its lyrics directly convey the heartache of unrequited love, stirring empathy, excitement, and a range of emotions.
From the performance to the vocals, everything is top-notch—an exquisite, supreme track.
Beyond the tearsSTEREOPONY

It’s a song used as the theme for Mobile Suit Gundam 00, with lyrics that convey strength, kindness, and poignancy.
I believe it gave energy to many people.
It’s a track you never get tired of no matter how many times you listen to it, with a driving, fast-paced tempo.
ContrastTOMOO

A heartwarming song that honestly weaves together the sweet, wistful emotions of youth.
Released in January 2024 by TOMOO as the ending theme for the second cour of the TV anime “Blue Box,” the piece beautifully captures the contrasting feelings in love—joy and melancholy, closeness and distance.
Its emotive vocals over a comfortable melody that fuses piano and pop leave a strong impression.
Created by layering teenage experiences with the artist’s current perspective, the song blends pure emotions with the reflections that come with adulthood.
It’s a perfect track for those who can’t quite be honest about their feelings of love or who struggle with the distance between themselves and someone important.
CORE PRIDEUVERworld

A song with a powerful message, delivered by vocals that feel as if they’re speaking directly to the listener, striking deeply at the heart.
The soaring, overwhelming vocal prowess and the skill of each instrument are captivating.
The saxophone melody in the interlude propels the whole track, making it a stylish yet profound piece.
Until the World Ends…WANDS

A track whose powerful vocal delivery leaves a deep impression.
Despite the heartrending lyrics, that voice somehow feels like a push on the back, striking a chord with your senses.
The relaxed tempo, with guitar and drums adding weight and depth, shapes it into a piece that makes you feel an even deeper love.
Anime BGM Collection: Background Music and Insert Songs That Color the Story (41–50)
againYUI

A deeply resonant track that feels like it’s shouting out every anxiety and doubt held in the heart.
The rhythmic tempo fused with an emotionally charged vocal delivers the lyrics more directly to the listener, leaving a strong impression.
The tone—clinging on as if to accept the pain and move forward—remains deeply memorable.
INSIDE IDENTITYZAQ

It’s the ending theme song of the TV anime “Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions.” The tune is really cool, but the lyrics are very cute.
The powerful singing style is striking.
Once you listen to it, it keeps looping in your head.
The part right before the chorus sticks with you especially.


