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Artists and Female Singers in Western Music to Listen to in Summer: 2026 Rankings

I’ve put together a ranking of Western female singers/artists perfect for summer!

Music is essential for staying refreshed during the hot summer.

The rankings are based on total play counts so far, so start by listening to the most popular tracks.

The playlist is updated regularly!

Songs to listen to in summer: Western female singers/artists ranking [2026] (61–70)

After The Storm ft. Tyler, The Creator, Bootsy CollinsKali Uchis61rank/position

Kali Uchis – After The Storm ft. Tyler, The Creator, Bootsy Collins
After The Storm ft. Tyler, The Creator, Bootsy CollinsKali Uchis

A mellow track by Kali Uchis that became popular after her breakout in 2018 and quickly gained a following in Japan, including an appearance at Fuji Rock.

It has a somewhat dubby feel, and, true to the title, an atmosphere that evokes a murky sky after a storm has passed.

It’s the kind of classic sound that tends to divide listeners.

An artist whose future work is highly anticipated.

I See YouLeona Lewis62rank/position

Leona Lewis – I See You (Theme from Avatar) [Official Video]
I See YouLeona Lewis

This moving song by Leona Lewis features expansive, translucent vocals that elevate the sound with high sophistication.

It’s a track that smoothly and pleasantly sets a summery mood, and its upbeat, high-life-oriented style evokes a sense of luxury, making it a true classic.

HeroMariah Carey63rank/position

Mariah Carey – Hero (Official HD Video)
HeroMariah Carey

This is an inspiring song by Mariah Carey, whose exceptional performances—capably spanning an overwhelming number of octaves—and glamorous artistry have earned her immense worldwide popularity.

The lyrics, which suit a summer vibe perfectly, lift your spirits as they ride along with the high-energy sound.

The RainMissy Elliott64rank/position

Missy Elliott – The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) [Official Music Video]
The RainMissy Elliott

This is a single released from American rapper Missy Elliott’s 1997 album Supa Dupa Fly.

The music video features cameo appearances by many artists, including Timbaland, SWV, Lil’ Kim, and Puff Daddy.

LoveNatalie Cole65rank/position

It’s a jazz classic by Natalie Cole, where her commanding vocal sensibility and a beautifully luxurious mood wrap around you, making for a smooth and intimate listen.

With its moody finish, this urban piece is also a perfect recommendation for summer.