Songs of the constellations: classic and popular tracks you’ll want to listen to while gazing at the night sky
Betelgeuse, Sirius, Orion, and more…
The night sky is adorned with a variety of constellations—there are said to be as many as 88.
Is there a song you feel like listening to when you suddenly look up at the night sky? In this article, we introduce recommended songs about constellations from among many classics.
Many of them are perfect for stargazing, so feel free to use this when looking for camp background music or songs related to constellations! Enjoy them as you gaze at the constellations floating in the star-filled night sky.
They’re sure to accompany the memories you make with someone special.
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Songs of the constellations: Must-hear classics and popular tracks to enjoy while gazing at the night sky (41–50)
Vega and AltairOnda Masanori
Like stars shining in the night sky, it gently sings of feelings for someone far away.
Masanori Onda’s latest work was released in June 2024.
The soft, band-centered sound is soothing.
Evoking Orihime and Hikoboshi and the Tanabata festival, the lyrics carry sorrow and lingering attachment for a former lover, and the harmony with the delicate melody tightens the chest.
It may resonate even more when you’re trying to move on from a heartbreak.
It’s also recommended for those in long-distance relationships.
Why not listen to it while slowly gazing up at the starry sky with someone important to you?
WatariboshiIslet feat.Sando Aoi & Yūnagi Yoru
A beautiful ballad that sings of feelings for a loved one beneath a starry sky.
Released in July 2020, this work portrays deep affection for a distant lover through natural motifs like wind, flowers, and stars.
The crystalline vocals of Sando Aoi layered with the rich voice of Yuunagi Yoru create a result that conveys both poignancy and warmth.
Its polished quality fully justifies its track record of reaching No.
1 in the iTunes Anime category across multiple countries.
It’s a song that will quietly accompany those in long-distance relationships, or anyone spending a night apart from someone dear.
LionMayn Nakajima Ai
How about a fast-paced, rock-flavored track? It’s a song by singer May’n and voice actress Megumi Nakajima.
Chosen as the opening theme for the anime Macross F, it’s been passionately supported by anison fans.
Released as a single in 2008, it became a hit.
It’s an emotional message song that gives you the courage to do your best tomorrow.
The Night of OrionOno Daisuke
A heartwarming ballad by Daisuke Ono, inspired by the Orion constellation that colors the winter night sky.
It’s included on a single released in November 2016.
The lyrics are striking, symbolically expressing the bond of two people guided by fate through a journey tracing the constellations.
Ono’s sweet, husky voice conveys a poignant emotion that resonates deeply with listeners.
Released ahead of “OrePara,” this track is a must-listen for fans.
It’s perfect for gazing at the stars and reminiscing with someone special, or whenever you want to savor a romantic mood.
Let Ono’s expressive vocals lead you into a wintry scene.
Water signsWink
This is the B-side track of Wink’s ninth single, “Let’s Meet at the New Moon,” released in November 1990.
It is included on the album “Crescent.” The song is an upbeat techno tune about a love that comes true at the end of a journey, turning into a shooting star.