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.
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Recommended for Gen Z! Classic love songs sung by female artists (11–20)
PAKUasmi
This track, which gained popularity on social media, captivates listeners with its catchy melody and relatable lyrics.
The lyrics, symbolizing a desire for connection, have struck a chord with the younger generation.
Its addictive arrangement is unforgettable after just one listen.
Depicting a determination to move forward despite everyday frustrations and inner conflicts, the song’s words are something anyone can relate to.
Asmi’s gentle vocals further enhance the song’s world, making it a refreshing pop tune.
If you call it loveUru
A gem-like love song woven by the singer-songwriter Uru.
Chosen as the theme song for the TBS drama “My Family,” the track was released on June 1, 2022.
Produced by Takeshi Kobayashi, its simple yet profound arrangement highlights Uru’s clear, translucent vocals.
The lyrics, which depict overcoming failures and setbacks to reaffirm the bond with a loved one, are sure to resonate with many.
The gentle yet powerful melody line, crafted by piano and strings, makes this a song that soothes the hearts of those troubled by love.
Adult Blueatarashii gakkou no rīdāzu
Atarashii Gakko! portrays the pure feelings of youth through a song that fuses nostalgia with freshness.
Released in May 2020, the track is distinguished by its blend of Showa-style vocals and contemporary dance.
It went viral on TikTok and experienced a resurgence in popularity three years later.
Its unique choreography, known as the “head-shaking dance,” has drawn attention as fans imitate it.
In 2023, their stunning performance on THE FIRST TAKE also became a hot topic.
Filled with yearning and conflict about growing up, this song resonates with young people grappling with love and self-discovery.
Tell me your phone number!≒JOY
Released early in January 2026 and officially launched as the 4th single in February, this track is a classic idol pop song that captures the initial impulses at the start of love.
It expresses those sweet, bittersweet feelings of wanting to get closer to someone you like and mustering the courage to ask for their contact—sure to make listeners’ hearts flutter.
The dance music video set in a school, featuring center Kanoa Amano’s adorable charm, is another highlight.
Be sure to check out their fresh, vibrant vocals.
I Sing a Love Song to You Across a Hundred Years. feat. aixeNatsunose
Composer Natsunose, known for creating songs that evoke nostalgic scenes, has gained widespread popularity.
Released in December 2025 as a collaboration with Yozora Fuyuno’s novel “A Song of Love to You Across a Hundred Years,” this piece recreates in reality the song written by the story’s protagonist.
Featuring vocalist aixe, the track blends her crystal-clear voice with the heartrending narrative in a delicate harmony.
The lyrics, which express feelings that transcend time, may grip your heart even more deeply when listened to after reading the novel.
It’s an emotional song that invites you to fully immerse yourself in its world.
rosehip teaYuika
Released in September 2025, the song “Rosehip Tea” was written as the opening theme for the TV drama “You’re Special to Me.” It’s a work with a pure, fresh band sound that feels delightful.
The lyrics portray the subtle emotions of a contrary protagonist who pretends to dislike sweet things but finds themselves recognizing their budding feelings—something that may resonate with anyone timid about love.
It’s a sweet-and-tart pop tune that carries those hard-to-express, honest feelings on a breezy melody.
Recommended for Gen Z! Classic love songs sung by female artists (21–30)
Too late caution＝LOVE
The title track of =LOVE’s 3rd single, depicting a forbidden romance set at an all-girls school.
Released in May 2018, it reached No.
3 on the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart.
Producer Rino Sashihara penned the lyrics, weaving tense, gripping words to portray a girl’s turmoil as she wavers between society’s “rightness” and an uncontrollable love.
Why not give it a listen when you’re harboring feelings you can’t tell anyone about?