Western music singers and artists you want to listen to in summer: Ranking [2026]
We’re introducing a ranking of Western music singers and artists you’ll want to listen to in the summer!
Whether it’s summer festivals or background music for a drive, music is essential for enjoying the season.
The ranking is based on play counts, so be sure to check out which songs are popular.
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Artists to Listen to in Summer: Western Music Singers & Artists Ranking [2026] (41–50)
Let’s DanceDavid Bowie41rank/position

Released in 1983 at the height of the disco boom, this track is the biggest hit of legendary British artist David Bowie’s career.
Produced by Nile Rodgers of Chic, it’s crafted as a dance number depicting a couple dancing under the moonlight.
On the surface it sounds romantic, but in reality it’s a deeper piece portraying people dancing while wearing the masks of life.
The guitar is played by the then-unknown Stevie Ray Vaughan, whose bluesy playing adds a perfect edge to the song.
It’s a quintessential ’80s classic that makes you want to listen while strolling through the city on a summer night!
God’s PlanDrake42rank/position

A track with a striking music video by Drake, one of the most successful rappers of the 2010s.
It opens with a suggestive message, and in response, the video shows Drake going around making donations to many people.
Beyond the MV’s concept, the chilled-out beat and his laid-back, un-agitated delivery make it a perfect number for this summer.
Save TonightEagle-Eye Cherry43rank/position

Eagle-Eye Cherry is a singer from Sweden.
His 1998 album “Desireless” was a major hit in the United States, and the single “Save Tonight” also climbed high on the charts in countries around the world.
With lyrics about parting set to a catchy pop melody, the song stands as one of the quintessential hits of the late 1990s.
BurnEllie Goulding44rank/position

Ellie Goulding is a British singer-songwriter whose music is characterized by an impressive blend of indie-pop and folktronica.
She is known for her outstanding character as an artist and is also a brilliant mind who studied at the prestigious University of Kent.
Her works reflect that humanity, and in Burn, the lyrics portraying a passionate yet pure love are particularly striking.
It perfectly matches the romantic atmosphere of fireworks, so be sure to check it out.
Only TimeEnya45rank/position

With a voice that carries a serene, almost sacred resonance, Enya has soothed listeners around the world.
In Japan, too, her ethereal sound is widely known.
This piece conveys a universal message—that only the passage of time can heal all things—set to a beautiful melody that ebbs and flows like the tide.
The many layered vocals seem to bring both the wistful mood of summer’s end and a quiet hope for tomorrow to the heart.
The song is included on the album A Day Without Rain, released in November 2000, and was also featured in the film Sweet November.
In 2001, it touched countless hearts and is known for reaching number 10 on the U.S.
charts.
It’s the kind of track you’ll want to listen to while gazing at the evening sky, lost in thought.


