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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.

Songs of the Constellations: Masterpieces and Popular Tracks to Enjoy While Gazing at the Night Sky (31–40)

Yozora’s Meteor ShowerShinsei Kamattechan

Shinsei Kamattechan “Yozora no Ryūseigun” Music Video
Yozora's Meteor ShowerShinsei Kamattechan

A perfect song to listen to while gazing at the ever-expanding night sky.

Released in June 2024, this track by Shinsei Kamattechan captivates with a unique worldview that fuses indie pop and alternative rock.

Built on a four-on-the-floor beat, it strikes a superb balance between a slightly shadowy mood and a melody that hints at rays of hope.

The lyrics evoke a dreamy night sky and meteor showers, exploring both personal introspection and social perspectives, and they sink deeply into the listener’s heart.

It’s sure to be a companion for stargazing camp nights or a cherished song to share with someone special.

Winter Constellationkabu330

[Hatsune Miku] Winter Constellations [Original Song]
Winter Constellationkabu330

A Hatsune Miku song posted on Niconico in December 2011.

It’s an uptempo pop track that sings of the sadness and memories of a winter night sky—once gazed at together with an ex-girlfriend—changing its shape as spring arrives.

Constellations of Midwinter and a Requiemmodeeisennui

Constellations of Midwinter and Requiem – modeeisennui feat. Hatsune Miku [Alternative, Electronica]
Constellations of Midwinter and a Requiemmodeeisennui

This is a constellation-themed song by the Vocaloid producer Modee, also known as modeeisennui.

It was first released on a video-sharing site in 2014 as their debut work, and later included on the album “modee is ennui.” The first half features a simple, comfortable arrangement, followed by a chorus that bursts with emotion.

The dramatic development of the track leaves a strong impression.

Perfect for a quiet night alone, when you’re feeling reflective.

Water signsKarashima Midori

Midori Karashima “Constellations of Water” short ver. (“In Your Eyes” 1995)
Water signsKarashima Midori

A constellation song by Midori Karashima that portrays a heartrending, soul-stirring love.

Her sweet, gentle voice weaves a moving sense of yearning for feelings that cannot reach their destination.

Released in January 1995, this work came after her move to Toshiba EMI.

It was also included on the album “In Your Eyes,” capturing the hearts of many listeners.

Vivid imagery—rain, a crescent moon, a train platform—adds to its charm.

Like a water sign, it expresses a wavering, flickering heart in love.

Perfect not only for those troubled by love, but also for nights when you want to gaze up at the starry sky and lose yourself in thought.

Midwinter ConstellationsItō Yuna

It’s a bittersweet yet beautiful love song that makes you want to listen while gazing up at the midwinter night sky.

Yuna Ito’s clear, crystalline vocals shine like the constellations of winter.

Released in November 2008, the song entrusts feelings for a faraway lover to the stars, expressing them through constellations.

The piano arpeggios sketch a serene night sky, and Ito’s voice sinks deep into the heart.

This heartwarming ballad layers memories of a loved one and wishes for a reunion onto the starry heavens.

It’s perfect as background music for a chilly-season drive or a romantic date.

Listen while watching the constellations, and you’ll be moved even more deeply.