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[2026] Great Songs to Boost Focus — Perfect for Studying and Working Out

In our daily lives—studying, exercising, working, and doing chores—there are moments when everyone thinks, “I wish I could focus more,” right? At times like these, music can be a powerful ally that boosts our concentration.

In this article, we’ve picked a variety of tracks you can use for different situations, from upbeat songs perfect as background music for tasks to calm numbers that help you settle in and get absorbed.

We’ll introduce not only classic favorites but also the latest tracks, so we hope you find the perfect song for you!

[2026] For studying and exercise too! Recommended tracks that boost concentration (71–80)

Robinsonsupittsu

Any song, if I like it, might help me focus.

When a melody I love plays in my head, I strangely feel my attention being pulled forward.

I become focused.

This is the 11th single by the Japanese rock band Spitz.

It was released in 1995 and reached the top 10 on the Oricon charts.

Theme from The Blues BrothersBurūsu Burazāzu

The theme from the movie The Blues Brothers.

Directed by John Landis in 1980, it’s a comedy film that showcases one Black music number after another.

For fans, it’s a theme song that makes you watch, listen, and laugh with excitement.

You should be able to feel the process of your concentration increasing as you enjoy it.

Symphony No. 6 “Pastoral”Ludwig van Beethoven

Symphony No. 6 “Pastoral,” composed by Beethoven
Symphony No. 6 “Pastoral”Ludwig van Beethoven

A flowing melody begins with beautiful harmonies, and it goes on continuously.

It vividly evokes pastoral scenery, and the flow naturally guides your awareness to focus on what’s right in front of you.

It’s known that classical music stimulates and elicits alpha waves in the brain, enhancing concentration, but in this case, isn’t it the power of the piece itself?

The wind is from the west.Okuda Tamio

Tamio Okuda “The Wind Comes From the West”
The wind is from the west.Okuda Tamio

From the very first few measures of the intro, resonating up from the bass, a languid yet flowing vocal emerges, carried throughout the track by the bass’s low register.

This resonance undoubtedly wakes up the brain, energizes it, and sharpens focus.

It’s Mazda’s “Be a driver” theme song.

It won’t let you doze off at the wheel!

Original Yamato ThemeMiyakawa Tai

When it comes to the theme of Space Battleship Yamato, I always associated it with Isao Sasaki’s vocals, but listening to an orchestral-only performance like this, it sounds like a truly high-quality symphony.

It’s very moving.

The overwhelming scale and resonance are sure to stimulate the brain and sharpen concentration.

Mogami River Boat SongAsakura Saya

Sayaka Asakura - Mogami River Boat Song
Mogami River Boat SongAsakura Saya

A masterpiece of Yamagata folk music is being sung in its hometown by Saya Asakura—Yamagata-born and Japan’s top folk singer.

Her incredibly powerful, soaring voice penetrates your brain to the fullest.

It stimulates each synapse without fail, kick-starting activity and steadily sharpening your focus.

LinkedBonobo

Bonobo – Linked (Official Audio)
LinkedBonobo

Highly popular among Japanese electronic music fans, this work—released by the iconic dance music label Ninja Tune—spans house to techno.

Beyond just being cool, it conveys universal beauty and high quality, making it ideal as upbeat background music.

It’s great for tasks you want to tackle with a positive mindset, routine work, running, or cleaning.

This is a masterpiece by Bonobo, a British musician known for producing downtempo, nu-jazz, and trip-hop.