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Instagram: Classic and Popular Recommended Music for Reels

One of the most important Instagram features to master is Reels.

It’s an essential tool for showcasing your account.

It’s common to add music to each Reel, but many people may struggle to figure out what’s trending.

For those people, I’d like to introduce some recommended songs you can use in Reels.

I’ll be covering not only Japanese music but also Western tracks, so you can match them to a variety of posts.

Be sure to find the tracks that suit you!

[Instagram] Recommended classic & popular music you can use for Reels (91–100)

you are my cursenyamura

An artist shrouded in mystery in many aspects of her profile, Nyamura.

Here’s an introduction to her second single, “you are my curse.” She’s been gaining major attention not only on Instagram but also on TikTok and Spotify.

The biggest draw is surely her lyrics, which depict raw, true-to-life situations.

Listening to them, you’ll likely feel a sense of heartbreak and glimpses of inner darkness.

By the way, this work is positioned as a sequel to “Hard Mode Girlfriend.” Be sure to listen to them together.

InfinityJaymes Young

Jaymes Young – Infinity [Visualizer]
InfinityJaymes Young

Ed Sheeran, a singer-songwriter from the UK who’s hugely popular in Japan as well.

Even junior high school students have probably heard his songs at least once.

Among his tracks, the one I especially recommend is Boat.

If I had to sum it up in one phrase, it’s a bittersweet breakup song.

Many junior high schoolers will relate to the lyrics, which use various metaphors to portray the emptiness of a heart that’s lost someone they love.

It’s a must-listen, especially if you’ve recently gone through a breakup.

YouKiri T

Kiri T – Do At Least One Outrageous Thing: You Gotta Screw Up At Least Once [Official Music Video]
YouKiri T

“You,” with its contemporary sound, has captivated many listeners.

It’s that song whose lyrics unfold around the central phrase in the title—very memorable.

It’s actually by Hong Kong singer-songwriter Kiri T.

Her whispery vocals create a relaxed vibe, which is why the track is often used in soothing, feel-good videos.

Another highlight is the way the arrangement builds and intensifies toward the latter half.

DiamondsSam Smith

Sam Smith – Diamonds (Official Music Video)
DiamondsSam Smith

Sam Smith is a leading British male singer-songwriter.

He began gaining attention in the English-speaking world in 2012, and his 2014 release “Stay With Me” became an explosive hit.

“Diamonds” is one of his hit tracks as well, crafted as a stylish dance number that differs greatly in vibe from “Stay With Me.” It’s recommended for those who want to post a high-energy reel.

I adore you, you cutie!SUI

Adorable you are so precious! /sui
I adore you, you cutie!SUI

The artist sui is gaining popularity among young people.

If you’re a teenager, there’s a good chance you’ve heard one of sui’s songs at least once.

Among sui’s works, the one that’s been trending recently on Instagram Reels is Kawaii Kimi ga Itoshii! While it has a punk rock-like vibe, unlike true punk it’s crafted into a very easy-to-listen-to melody.

It also has a bittersweet touch, making it a must-listen for anyone posting fun memories with their partner on Reels.

I’ll Be The Moon ft. Maren MorrisDierks Bentley

Dierks Bentley – I’ll Be The Moon ft. Maren Morris (Official Music Video)
I'll Be The Moon ft. Maren MorrisDierks Bentley

Dierks Bentley is one of America’s leading country singers.

His husky tone, close to a baritone, conveys both warmth and coolness.

A standout track by him, featuring Maren Morris—who is likewise a major force in the country music scene—is “I’ll Be The Moon (ft.

Maren Morris).” The song is suffused with the gentle, nuanced atmosphere that is a hallmark of country music.

idolYOASOBI

YOASOBI "Idol" Official Music Video
idolYOASOBI

The classic hit “Here With Me,” which became a huge sensation on TikTok in 2022, is by the young singer-songwriter David.

The track is crafted as classic soul that evokes the vibes of the 1970s and 1960s, perfectly matching the revival trend of the 2020s.

Even if you don’t understand the lyrics, you can enjoy it through the mood of the music, so why not give it a listen on your way home with friends if you’re a junior high school student?