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[Highly Relaxing Songs] Recommended Classics for Stress Relief & Fatigue Recovery, Calming Tracks

There are all kinds of music that can help you relax.

Of course, there’s music specifically made for healing, but even songs with vocals—if they’re slow-tempo or have a warm feel—can be relaxing too.

They say the most effective for relaxation is sound at around 40 decibels or less—about the level of a library.

The songs introduced here are ones that blend in gently and keep you company even at low volume.

Regardless of genre, these are mostly laid-back tracks with a soft atmosphere, so feel free to use them when you want to rest, ease tension, or as background music for sleep.

[Highly Effective Relaxation Music] Recommended Masterpieces for Stress Relief & Fatigue Recovery, Calming Songs (91–100)

Zumbashopin

Chopin – Zumba @ Ringo Music Festival 2012, Autumn
Zumbashopin

Shopin is a four-member band known for their enchanting acoustic sound.

Zumba is included on their 2011 mini-album Haru no Sonota.

The sound, which incorporates Irish music, is pleasing to the ear—a relaxing song that clears away a hazy mood.

Before you become a memorysupittsu

Spitz is one of Japan’s most popular and representative rock bands.

“Before You Become a Memory” is their seventh single, released in 1993.

The gentle voice of vocalist Masamune Kusano seems to soothe and wrap up prickly feelings.

We’re evenHanaregumi

Hanaregumi – “Oaiko” Music Video
We’re evenHanaregumi

Hanaregumi is the solo project of Takashi Nagazumi, the former vocalist of SUPER BUTTER DOG.

The song in the video is included on the 2016 album “What are you looking for.” Not just this one—many of Hanaregumi’s tracks are relaxing, so they’re recommended when you’re feeling tired.

Place to BeUehara Hiromi

This also falls under the jazz category, but it’s a piano instrumental.

The melody conveys both the strength of Japan’s recovery after the Great East Japan Earthquake and uniquely Japanese values like wabi-sabi.

It’s a moving piece, yet because of its jazzy tone, it’s also a song I often listen to when I want to relax.

ORIONNakajima Mika

Mika Nakashima "ORION" Music Video
ORIONNakajima Mika

This is a song by Mika Nakashima, a singer known for her clear, translucent voice.

It was released in 2008 as her 27th single.

The lyrics, told from a male perspective who is moved to tears by his lover’s words, really hit home.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to while gazing up at the night sky.

It was used as an insert song in the drama “Ryusei no Kizuna” (Bonds of the Meteor).