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[2026] Recommended Anime Songs for Work and Study BGM

If you’re a fan of anime songs, there’s a good chance you enjoy creating your own personal playlists.

Some of you might also want to use them as background music for work or studying, but find yourself wondering which anime tracks would be best.

In this article, we’ve put together a selection of anime songs that we’d love for you to add to your work or study playlists—timeless picks with a stylish vibe influenced by Shibuya-kei and city pop, as well as tracks that make perfect chill BGM.

You might even discover, “I didn’t know there was an anime song like this!”

Enjoy!

[2026] Recommended Anime Songs for Work and Study BGM (31–40)

Shadow and TruthONE Ⅲ NOTES

A stylish, dark track where a heavy bassline, buoyant rap, and translucent vocals intertwine exquisitely! It was written as the opening theme for the TV anime ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept., which began airing in January 2017, and many listeners say the song instantly brings back the show’s atmosphere.

The composer is Ryo Takahashi, known for his music that incorporates elements of jazz and acid jazz.

The track is by ONE Ⅲ NOTES, a special unit formed around Takahashi.

This theme exudes a chic vibe that evokes an urban night just by listening, and it’s perfect as late-night work BGM.

It’s highly recommended when you want to boost your concentration while soaking in a mysterious mood.

SpirareYui Makino

"Spirare" Yui Makino Music Video
Spirale Yui Makino

This song, released in January 2008, is characterized by its transparent vocals and dreamy, ethereal sound.

It was used as the opening theme for the anime ARIA The ORIGINATION, and its water-city-inspired musical arrangement beautifully captures the series’ worldview.

As suggested by the title meaning “spiral,” the lyrics poignantly depict the flow of life, with its cycles of days, encounters, and farewells.

Its gentle, chill atmosphere makes it perfect for relaxing or focusing on work.

Recommended for those who want to quietly sort out their thoughts while surrendering to a tender melody.

In conclusion

As mentioned at the beginning, the genres and styles of songs people want to listen to as background music for work or study differ from person to person.

This time, I gathered stylish anime songs across different eras using that as the keyword, and if you’re not very familiar with anime music, I’m sure many of you were surprised to discover tracks like these.

They’re great for driving too, so be sure to add them to your playlist!