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[2026] Classic songs and love songs themed around or set at the sea and the beach — sea songs

When you hear “songs of the sea,” what kind of tunes come to mind?

Chances are, the first thing you imagine is bright, open, summery anthems perfect for the season, right?

In this article, we’ll introduce a variety of sea-themed songs from different angles—not only upbeat tracks that get you going, but also mellow, heartfelt pieces, including songs set by the sea that portray feelings like love.

We’ve also included some fresh, breezy tracks ideal for coastal drives.

That liberating mood, romance blossoming in the great outdoors, moments spent by the ocean, and those times when your thoughts drift to the sea…

Be sure to find the sea songs that match your mood in the moment, and enjoy a wonderful time listening.

[2026] Masterpieces and love songs themed around or set by the sea and beach — Sea Songs (91–100)

Roco LotionORANGE RANGE

ORANGE RANGE is a five-member rock band that captivates fans with songs blending their Okinawan roots and a variety of musical styles.

Their sixth single, “Locolotion,” featured in the Otsuka Beverage MATCH commercial, is also known as a hit that cemented the image of ORANGE RANGE as a summer band.

Its sexy yet comical lyrics heighten the excitement for the summer beach, and the irresistibly catchy melody that makes you want to sing along lifts your spirits—making it a classic summer anthem.

Season in the SunTUBE

I remember when a music show brought up how they always have hits in the summer, and vocalist Maeda laughed and said, “We’re seasonal workers.” The lyrics—“A woman who comes with the summer, the flutter in my chest, may it last forever…”—mourn the end of summer with a thoroughly urban, stylish flair.

And Maeda belting out the English chorus with incredible power makes him even cooler.

TUBE means summer, and summer means TUBE—this is one beachside song that brings all of that back.

Coco☆Nuts -ZZ ver.-Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto

Momoclo “Coco☆Natsu -ZZ ver.-” -TRAILER-
Coco☆Nuts -ZZ ver.-Momoiro Kurōbā Zetto

Momoiro Clover Z’s song “Coco☆Natsu,” whose chorus is mostly expressed with the syllable “ko” and which also drew attention for its chicken-like choreography, is a well-known dance track.

A kids’ version, “Coco☆Natsu (Kids to Odorou ver.),” has also been released on Momokuro-chan Z’s children’s show “Goo Choki Party,” making it familiar to children as well.

It’s one of the great summer songs that conveys the joy of summer—diving into the ocean in cute swimsuits, eating shaved ice, a classic summer treat, and more.

If you’re heading to the beach with your family, this is the perfect track to play to boost everyone’s mood!

Ocean living roomSuzuki Suzuki

Sea Living – Suzuki Suzuki [Official Music Video]
Ocean living roomSuzuki Suzuki

This song by Suzuki Suzuki, a brother duo composed of older brother Tomu and younger brother Seina Suzuki, evokes a calm, seaside atmosphere.

The distinctive percussion tones and light, airy guitar sounds convey a refreshing image like a summer breeze.

The lyrics, which seem to depict a summer trip, are also striking; they use many familiar words, making it easy to vividly picture the scenes.

It’s a track that feels both gentle and fun, directly conveying the freshness and exhilaration of summer.

Catch The WaveDef Tech

Def Tech – Catch The Wave【Official Music Video】
Catch The WaveDef Tech

This is a song by the unit Def Tech, whose concept is “Jawaiian,” a fusion of J-POP, Hawaiian, and reggae.

It was also used as the theme song for the film Catch a Wave, evoking vivid images of the sea that align with the story.

While the ukulele lends a bright Hawaiian feel, the laid-back beat and string tones convey a sense of wistfulness.

It’s a moving track that seems to contrast the vast natural scenery unfolding before you with the small pains within yourself.

You are the seaMy Hair is Bad

Songs by My Hair is Bad are extremely popular, especially among younger listeners.

This track is a fast-paced piece that captures the moment a page of youth closes at the end of summer.

The lyrics recount memories of a summer classroom, the sound of the brass band, and a love that arrived ahead of the season, leaving a deeply bittersweet impression.

The song is included on the album “boys,” released in June 2019, and serves as the opening track.

In the music video, performance scenes by the band are interwoven with emotive imagery, expressing a worldview that depicts memories of a single summer.

It’s the perfect song for driving along the coastline while feeling the end of summer.

I went to the sea.Saitō Kazuyoshi

Kazuyoshi Saito, who shot to fame when his 2011 release “Yasashiku Naritai” became a massive hit.

“Umi ni Dekaketa,” included on his seventh album “COLD TUBE” released in 2000, is an acoustic tune whose charm lies in lyrics that beautifully depict the sea.

His emotional vocals are exquisitely matched by the clear tone of the acoustic guitar, creating a strange sensation that makes you feel as if you’re standing on the shore just by listening!