“I’ve heard it somewhere but can’t remember!” “I forgot the song title or the artist’s name!” A special feature of famous film music for those in exactly that situation!
From themes of blockbuster films to the latest buzzworthy hits.
We’ve carefully selected a wide range—from nostalgic classics to fairly recent works!
In the first half, we’ll focus mainly on relatively new pieces; in the second half, we’ll introduce popular tracks, including hall-of-fame classics.
We hope you find the one song you’ve been looking for!
Please enjoy!
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- Theme and insert songs from dramas and films that color the story
Masterpieces of film music: from Hollywood classics to Japanese cinema (1–10)
(I’m Gonna) Love Me AgainElton John, Taron Egerton
Rocketman, the 2019 musical film released as Elton John’s biopic, drew attention for the fact that Taron Egerton, who played the lead, did his own singing.
Having co-starred in the acclaimed spy film series Kingsman and then unexpectedly being cast as Elton, Taron Egerton delivers a genuinely impressive vocal performance—this track is truly cool.
Star Wars: Main Title (From “Star Wars”)John Williams
It’s the timeless masterpiece whose opening makes everyone react the moment they hear it: the theme from Star Wars.
Composed and conducted by John Williams and performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, it has long since taken on a life of its own beyond the films, and wind ensembles around the world now perform it.
Its sound of courage and hope continues to linger in our hearts.
Good LifeKehlani & G-Eazy
This track by Kehlani & G-Eazy from the 2017 release—the eighth Fast & Furious film—features an epic, almost cosmic melody that colored the movie beautifully.
Kehlani’s vocals carry both strength and a touch of poignancy.
It’s definitely a song you want to listen to on a nighttime drive.
This Is MeThe Greatest Showman Cast
Sung by Keala Settle as Lettie Lutz, this song won a Golden Globe and was also nominated for an Academy Award.
The scene—when she leads the circus troupe into an aristocratic ball that had refused them entry—serves as an early climax in the film and is tremendously stirring.
More than just a song that fits a movie moment, it’s an inspiring piece that gives courage to everyone who hears it.
I’ll Never Love AgainLady Gaga, Bradley Cooper
This is an extraordinarily beautiful song used in the 2018 film A Star Is Born.
Lady Gaga’s unadorned vocals are overwhelming—truly beautiful and deeply moving, you can’t help but be captivated.
Although it’s a story starring Lady Gaga and has a somewhat feminine image, it’s a musical/romance film that I’d love for men to enjoy as well.
Bohemian RhapsodyQueen
This is one of Queen’s signature songs from the landmark British rock album A Night at the Opera.
Innovative in that it starts with a beautiful a cappella harmony despite being a rock song, its structure shifts styles multiple times, and every section bursts with unmistakable Queen power.
Initially rejected even by the producer, the band pushed it through anyway, and it became a track that holds a crucial place in the film as well.
UmizaruSatō Naoki
The hugely popular drama and film series “Umizaru.” Its composer, Naoki Sato, is one of the leading hit-makers in Japan’s soundtrack industry.
He works across a wide range of fields, from anime to commercials, and has won Japan Academy Prizes for the films “Always: Sunset on Third Street” and “The Eternal Zero.” Many tracks from “Umizaru” have been released—be sure to check them out.