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Air’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
Formed in Paris, France in 1995, the band consists of two members: Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel.
Their sound is characterized by a distinctly French esprit, blending elements of electronica, rock, and lounge music into a unique mix.
Air’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]
SunsetAir1rank/position
Included on the 2005 album “A Day In The Life.” Born in 1971.
This is the name used by musician Koji Kurumatani from Tochigi Prefecture for his solo work.
It’s an impressive number with a jazz-like atmosphere, featuring a calm melody played slowly and moodily, and a chic, mid-tempo rhythm.
Alone in KyotoAir2rank/position
Debuting in the late 1990s, the Parisian duo Air have built a strong following in Japan for their hybrid, stylish sound underpinned by impeccable taste.
Beyond music lovers, they’re also popular among subculture and fashion circles, having worked on projects like the soundtrack for Sofia Coppola’s acclaimed film The Virgin Suicides.
The track introduced here, Alone in Kyoto, was included on the soundtrack for Coppola’s Lost in Translation.
Since the film is set in Japan, the piece features melodies that subtly evoke a sense of wa, or Japanese aesthetic.
If you haven’t seen the film, be sure to check out both the movie and its soundtrack together.
Cherry Blossom GirlAir3rank/position
Sakura has long been used as a metaphor for many things.
Among these, Cherry Blossom Girl makes especially beautiful use of it.
It’s a song by the French musical duo Air.
In the lyrics, the cherry blossom is used as a metaphor for the object of the singer’s affection.
Reading into the music video and the lyrics suggests that this person is a refined, delicate woman.
Why not let your imagination wander about what kind of person a woman like a cherry blossom might be?
All I Need feat. Beth HirschAir4rank/position
Air is a band from France.
Their sound is striking for how it mixes lounge music with electronica and rock.
If you like Sade, this band will probably be right in your strike zone.
One of their classics is “All I Need” featuring Beth Hirsch.
It starts with a downbeat, stylish intro characteristic of lounge music, but when the chorus hits, it shifts to a catchy melody with a pop feel.
It’s great chill-out music for boosting concentration.
La femme d’argentAir5rank/position
Air, the electronic duo that France is proud of.
The two members, each a multi-talented artist, craft a distinctly French, sophisticated sound that enjoys tremendous popularity in the fashion and film industries as well.
The track introduced here opens their landmark debut album Moon Safari, released in 1998.
Genres like electronica, ambient, and lounge blend together like a daydream, and the floating sonics put you in a blissfully dreamy state.
It’s even been used as background music in Tomorrowland at Tokyo Disneyland—so many of you may have been curious about it.
If you didn’t know whose song it was, take this opportunity to check it out!
Modular mixAir6rank/position
It has a sophisticated, adult atmosphere that feels like it would play at the beginning of a film.
The beat isn’t too heavy, so it’s perfect as background music.
Air, the French electro duo that represents France.
The sound crafted by these two multi-talented artists carries a distinctly French esprit and is embraced by both the film and fashion industries.
While the Modulor Mix (Stein House Remix) included on the remix album is the most popular, our top pick here is the even more stylish original.
RunAir7rank/position
This is a track released in 2007 by the French electronica duo Air.
Many listeners may find themselves moved to tears by the gentle, delicate vocals and the emotionally stirring electronic sound.
Even when we know that parting is inevitable, the moment it actually arrives we’re overwhelmed by a profound loneliness.
Still, believing that moving forward from there will surely be the catalyst for our own growth, wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could say goodbye with a smile, promising to meet again? This piece is included on the album Pocket Symphony.
With a cinematic atmosphere, it’s a song that can give you courage when you’re about to take a new step.