Masterpieces that sing about women. Recommended popular songs.
We’ve gathered songs by a wide range of artists—from female to male vocalists—that sing about women’s feelings and about “her” as seen from a man’s perspective.
Men and women often think about things differently.
It could be interesting to compare how various artists express their viewpoints.
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Classic songs about women: Recommended popular tracks (21–30)
Flower Oiran feat. Medusa, E.V.P & IFELANA
An ambitious work that portrays women’s independence and dynamism.
Released in February 2025, this project brings together four distinctive artists: LANA, who has Okinawan roots, along with Medusa, E.V.P, and IFE.
Over producer Koshy’s soundscape, each artist weaves in her own experiences and feelings.
Blending the traditional image of the oiran with contemporary womanhood, they deliver energetic rap.
Give it a listen, and you’ll surely find the resolve to live with strength.
Material GirlMadonna
An iconic song by the pop queen of the ’80s.
Set to a distinctive synth arrangement and backbeat, it portrays a materialistic woman.
The lyrics are laced with irony, offering a glimpse of Madonna’s sharp social commentary.
Included on the album Like a Virgin, its music video—an homage to Marilyn Monroe—generated significant buzz.
It’s a work that encapsulates the allure of Madonna, who became an emblematic figure of the MTV era.
A track that lets you feel the spirit of the times while dancing on the disco floor.
A must-listen for anyone interested in ’80s music.
Steal My GirlOne Direction
This song made the news several times in Japan because the music video was filmed on quite a large scale.
It’s also interesting that there’s a bit of drama at the beginning.
The lyrics are really great, and they make me think, “I want to be a girl like that.”
Dazzling GirlSHINee
It’s a song that makes me daydream that if it were a SHINee member, he’d treat me with care! Their expressions toward women are always gentle and wonderful.
Every time I listen, I find myself wishing I could meet a man who thinks of women that way.
Her SundaySHISHAMO
It’s a song about a girl who’s doing her best for her boyfriend.
But the boyfriend—crucially—has started to lose interest in her a little, to the point that he even shows up to dates in a tracksuit.
It’s a song about a poor girl who tries so hard but doesn’t get rewarded.
The scenes where she thinks about what to wear for him are just irresistibly cute.
WannabeSpice Girls
A song that embodies girl power swept charts around the world.
Celebrating female friendship and independence, it shot to No.
1 on the singles charts in over 20 countries upon its 1996 release.
Featured on the album “Spice,” it became a massive hit, selling over 23 million copies—the most ever for an album by a girl group.
It also earned high acclaim, including the Best Dance Video award at the 1997 MTV Music Awards.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay true to themselves, and it’s guaranteed to get everyone hyped when you sing it at karaoke!
That GirlStevie Wonder
This is a track that captivates the heart with its comfortable rhythm and distinctive harmonies.
It conveys a deep affection a man holds for a woman, coming across as a message that resonates with listeners.
Released in 1982, it set a record by staying at No.
1 on the U.S.
Billboard R&B chart for nine weeks.
Featured on the album “Stevie Wonder’s Original Musiquarium I,” it beautifully fuses Stevie Wonder’s signature soulful vocals.
The lyrics, which delve deeply into a woman’s inner world from a man’s perspective, are likely to remain on many people’s replay lists for a long time.
It’s a superb song that subtly adds color to everyday life and is recommended for a wide audience.