Recommended for Gen Z! Classic love songs sung by female artists
Even when we say “love song,” the expressions change depending on perspective—men and women often see things differently.
Especially nowadays, when people say romance is on the decline, that gap shows up clearly in songs too.
So this time, we’re introducing love songs performed by female artists that we recommend for Gen Z.
Of course, we’ve selected tracks that anyone—men included, and those from different generations—can enjoy for their differing viewpoints and expressions, so be sure to check them out!
We hope you’ll find at least one song you love.
Recommended for Gen Z! Classic love songs sung by female artists (1–10)
loveNEW!Uru
This is a love song that captures a steadfast feeling beyond the wavering heart’s anxiety and loneliness.
It’s a track that feels like confiding what’s inside your chest, and Uru’s clear, translucent voice gently seeps into the heart.
Released in November 2025 as the coupling track to her 16th single “Platform,” the title track is used as the opening theme for the anime “Everlasting Twilight.” Even if you cherish your partner, some people find it hard to express their feelings honestly, don’t they? In such moments, gifting this song will convey the certain love you hold within.
Try using this song to share your desire to stay together from here on.
Dinner Songtuki.
A love song performed by a female artist.
Tuki.’s music captivates with the purity of youth and deep emotional expression.
It delicately portrays the inner conflict of making a loved one cry, resonating with listeners’ hearts.
Released in September 2023, this track reached No.
1 on the Billboard JAPAN and Oricon charts.
Tuki.’s vocal ability and expressive power—hard to believe at just 15 years old—have enchanted many listeners.
It’s a must-listen not only for those experiencing the joys and pains of love, but also for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in pure emotional expression.
bow knotAimer
This is the 11th single, which drew attention for being produced by Yojiro Noda.
Chosen as the theme song for NTV’s information program “Sukkiri!!,” the track stands out for its lyricism and story-rich narrative that unfolds from the title.
It deftly uses the metaphor of a “butterfly knot” to portray romance and human relationships, while Aimer’s poignant yet powerful vocals resonate deeply with listeners.
Released in August 2016, the song also generated buzz with its music video directed by film director Shunji Iwai and featuring Noda himself.
It’s an emotional ballad perfect for moments when you want to feel the delicacy of love and the complexity of human connections.
The Story You Don’t Knowsupercell
Supercell is a creative unit led by composer ryo.
Their first single, featuring singer-songwriter nagi on vocals, is also known as the ending theme for the TV anime Bakemonogatari.
Its poignant lyrics about unrequited love are likely to resonate with people in their twenties who have only recently finished their school years.
Released in August 2009, the song became a hit, reaching No.
5 on the Oricon Singles Chart.
It’s a pop tune with a melody that evokes summer night skies, capturing the bittersweetness of youth.
Sniper.Yuika
With lyrics that feel like they’re taking aim and shooting straight through a crush—both comical and cute—this uptempo track plays like a love-strategy meeting, sung by singer-songwriter Yuika, a favorite especially among Gen Z.
Released digitally in April 2024 and also included on the album “Yearning for Navy,” it’s hardly surprising to learn the song was written when she was a second-year high school student.
Many listeners will relate to the play-by-play, real-time broadcast of a budding romance woven through the lyrics.
It went viral after dance videos on social media sparked buzz.
If you’re in unrequited love and want to make a move but can’t quite find the courage, this song will surely give you a gentle push.