[2026] Songs to listen to in November: masterpieces of late autumn, autumn songs.
By the time November arrives, autumn deepens, and you can gradually sense the approach of winter from the scenery and the atmosphere of the city.
As autumn draws to a close, what kind of songs do you feel like listening to? In this article, we’ve gathered many tracks that will keep you company through autumn’s sentimental mood and those moments when you feel a little lonely.
Whether you’re feeling a bit down or want to savor autumn’s calm, mellow hours, we hope you find a favorite song that’s just right.
Let’s fully enjoy the last days of autumn and welcome winter!
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[2026] Songs to listen to in November. Masterpieces of late autumn, autumn songs. (91–100)
My Gift to YouCHEMISTRY meets S.O.S.
They went on hiatus in 2012 to focus on their solo careers.
In 2017, they made a long-awaited comeback, but this song—released in 2002—reminds you just how powerful their performances are when the two of them are together.
It became a hit after being featured in an au commercial, generating a lot of buzz.
Around that time, R&B was starting to trend again, helping them gain a new audience and build momentum.
Their outstanding vocal abilities were embraced by a wide range of listeners.
With its slightly wistful, smooth vibe, the song tends to be especially popular in the month of November.
Kogarashi No. 6The Birthday
A song by The Birthday that uses the wintry, biting cold wind that signals the arrival of winter as its theme, depicting what’s been lost and a nostalgia for the past.
It was released in March 2017 as the B-side to the single “Dakishimetai.” Blending Yusuke Chiba’s distinctive lyrical world with the band’s signature garage rock sound, the track beautifully captures the loneliness and desolation of late autumn into early winter.
A music video was also released, drawing attention as a work that combines footage from past live performances.
It’s the perfect song to listen to on a chilly November night while gazing out the window.
[2026] Songs to Listen to in November: Late-Autumn Masterpieces, Autumn Tunes (101–110)
36.5kobore
A mid-tempo ballad written by the guitar rock band kobore from Fuchu, Tokyo, as the theme song for the film “Koko de no Hanashi.” Without putting on airs, the song expresses each person’s own warmth and tenderness, offering gentle support to those striving through their busy days.
It was released digitally on November 8, 2024, and is included on their fifth album “FLARE,” released on November 27 the same year.
Vocalist and guitarist Takeru Sato reportedly worked closely with the director throughout the production.
Recommended for times when you’re worn out by daily life or want to reconnect with the importance of living true to yourself.
Kogarashi No. 1 — Ballad Versionasamichiyuki
Asamichiyuki’s song themed around the “kogarashi,” the cold wind that heralds the end of autumn, beautifully captures the loneliness and poignancy that come with the changing seasons.
The world woven by Yu Aku’s lyrics and Asami’s wistful vocals perfectly suits the chilly air of November.
Released in February 2013, this work is a rearranged ballad version of the original.
Along with the coupling track “Matsuri (Festival),” it’s a piece you’ll want to savor on long autumn nights.
Especially recommended for those who have experienced a breakup or who value time alone.
Its touching melody and lyrics will gently envelop your sensibilities.
Memories of November ~Raining Blues~Sing Like Talking
November marks the shift from autumn to winter.
This song beautifully captures that bittersweet mood.
Released by SING LIKE TALKING in January 1989, it’s a medium-tempo ballad notable for its gentle, soothing melody.
The lyrics, which sing of the pain of heartbreak and nostalgia for days gone by, quietly resonate in the heart.
Rain is used as a motif throughout, further accentuating the loneliness of autumn.
The track is also included on the album “TRY AND TRY AGAIN.” It’s best enjoyed on a late-autumn evening, listening to the sound of rain by the window.
It’s sure to fill your mind with autumnal scenes and leave you in a deeply reflective state.
late autumnThe Back Horn
This is a masterpiece by THE BACK HORN that poignantly and beautifully captures the late-autumn scenery.
It’s included on their indie debut album “Dokoe Iku” (Where Are We Going), released in September 1999, and features rough-edged guitar riffs and powerful drums that embody their original sound.
Masashi Yamada’s emotional vocals sing of life’s fragility, a sense of loss, and hope for the future through images of sunsets and cosmos flowers swaying in the late-autumn breeze.
Best enjoyed alone on a slow walk at dusk in November, when autumn’s end can be felt, this song’s heartfelt lyrics and powerful sound are sure to stir your emotions.
Autumn Wind and the Guyseastern youth
A song themed around self-exploration and the bonds with companions, set against an autumn landscape.
It depicts a chilly back alley and appeals to the importance of moving forward without looking back on the past.
Featured on eastern youth’s album “Soko Kara Nani ga Mieru ka,” released in March 2003, this track is characterized by the band’s distinctly emotional and powerful sound.
It’s the perfect song for November, when autumn is nearing its end and you find yourself wanting to reflect deeply on your life and future.
Why not surrender to Hisashi Yoshino’s emotional vocals and savor the last long nights of autumn?