[Songs to Listen to in March] Classic Spring Tracks and Moving Songs About Meetings and Partings
When it comes to songs you want to listen to in March, graduation and farewell songs—centered on parting and new beginnings—are the classics.
In this article, we’ve gathered moving tracks that are perfect for March, when we leave familiar places behind and step into the next stage.
For those starting a new life due to graduation or a job transfer, songs that celebrate bonds with longtime friends will resonate; for those seeing others off, songs that cheer on their departure may strike a chord.
We’ve also picked out tear-jerking tracks ideal for the season, including cherry blossom songs and gentle tales of young love—be sure to give them a listen!
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[Songs to Listen to in March] Classic Spring Tracks & Moving Songs About Meetings and Farewells (91–100)
Sakuraayaka
Ayaka’s “Sakura” evokes a quiet stirring in the heart with the arrival of spring.
Though released on October 14, 2017, this song remains timeless, conveying the fleeting moment of new beginnings and departures with her warm, powerful voice.
It was her first song to take graduation as its theme, expanding the breadth of her expressive range.
Fragile like falling cherry blossoms yet brimming with vitality, its melody gives courage to those setting out and comforts those who remain.
It’s a perfect recommendation for anyone embarking on a new chapter amid the changing seasons of March.
Bring it on, spring.non
An anthem cheering on those taking new steps with the arrival of spring, it carries a powerful, uplifting message.
The track was released digitally in January 2025, with the music video premiering at the same time.
The MV centers on a student band’s graduation performance, beautifully capturing the sparkle of youth.
It’s a particularly recommended song for anyone about to embark on a new chapter this spring.
Taiwan cherryren
With delicate vocals and emotional lyrics, Ren’s song portrays the pain of parting while expressing the strength to move forward.
A bittersweet love story unfolds alongside a melody that sinks deep into the heart.
Released digitally in February 2023, this work centers on the theme of a breakup between a man and a woman.
Listeners will likely find themselves reflecting on their own experiences as they listen.
It’s a perfect track for those troubled by love or those about to welcome a new spring.
Why not let Ren’s voice soothe you as you take a moment to face yourself?
As springBlue Mash
This is a Blue Mash track brimming with the feeling of spring.
Its tender yet warm lyrics portray lingering feelings for a former lover and the way the self changes over time.
Included on their second EP, “From the Student District e.p.,” released in October 2022, it’s a song that truly showcases the band’s individuality.
With a refreshing indie rock sound that evokes the arrival of spring, this piece is perfect for those about to embark on a new start or anyone looking back on a past romance.
It’s a heartfelt track filled with Blue Mash’s passion for music—be sure to give it a listen.
I wish March would last forever.Sangatsu no Phantasia
A song by Marchen Fantasia featuring delicate piano tones and refreshing vocals.
Focusing on March, the season of farewells, it portrays the bittersweet feelings of parting with someone dear.
Included on the album “Girls Blue: Happy Sad,” the track was released in March 2019 and captured the hearts of many listeners.
It carries a heartfelt wish for the farewell season that arrives with spring to last forever, gently wrapping the listener in warmth.
It’s a song that offers comfort to those facing graduation or goodbyes, as well as to anyone feeling anxious about a new environment.
I Gotta Go feat. kojikoji, WILYWNKA & HiplinGeG
A heartwarming song that gently embraces the feelings of young people who, with the cherry blossom season, are quietly determined to set out on their journeys.
Its clear, sun-dappled melody shines with GeG’s delicate production touch.
The album “Mellow Mellow ~GeG’s PLAYLIST~,” recorded in March 2020, reached No.
1 on Apple Music’s Hip-Hop chart.
Kojikoji’s pure vocals, WILYWNKA’s powerful rap, and Hiplin’s soulful singing blend beautifully, tenderly portraying both the sorrow of parting and the courage to take a new step.
It’s a track that will gently stay by the side of anyone beginning spring or starting a new chapter in life.
GraduationKobukuro
A new masterpiece that seems poised to become the go-to graduation song for Japan in the 2020s! “Sotsugyō” (“Graduation”) is the 31st single released in March 2020 by the duo Kobukuro—made up of two members: Shunsuke Kuroda, the tall (over 190 cm) main vocalist known for his trademark sunglasses, and Shunsuke Kuroda, who handles acoustic guitar, songwriting, and harmonies.
The song drew attention for being their first track in 11 years and 4 months that the two co-wrote together.
Its piano accompaniment and string ensemble, along with the duo’s perfectly synchronized harmonies, create a beautiful melody that feels like a model example of a great song.
The lyrics, which depict the scenery of March and the delicate emotional shifts of teenagers with simple word choices, are deeply moving.
It has been a difficult era for students, but we can only hope for the day to return when this song is once again sung at graduation ceremonies as a matter of course.
