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Geren-de song feature: A roundup of the music played at ski resorts and songs perfect for snowboarding

Have you ever felt your excitement soar the moment you set foot on the slopes, thanks to music echoing across the snowy mountains? The songs that play at ski resorts often become special memories, tied to the rhythm of your ride and the thrill of the trip.

In this article, we’ll introduce a wide range of tracks you’ll want to listen to in the snow! If you know the perfect slope songs to accompany your snowboarding or skiing, your mood will be sky-high even in the car or on the lift.

Find that one song to make this season’s slopes even more fun!

Gelandesong special: A roundup of music played at ski resorts—perfect tracks for snowboarding (81–90)

slope babyEdogā Sarivan

Edgar Sullivan – Gelandebaby (Music Video)
slope babyEdogā Sarivan

Edgar Sullivan is a duo whose appeal lies in their sound that fuses digital music, alternative rock, and Black music.

Their first digital-only single, “Gelände Baby,” opens with a crystalline intro that evokes snowy landscapes.

The spacious, delay-drenched guitar and poppy melody further amplify the ski slope’s dreamlike atmosphere.

With a wintery ensemble that perfectly suits winter sports as background music, it’s an exhilarating track that lifts your spirits.

Winter BellsKuraki Mai

Winter Bells (from Detective Conan) (feat. Shiroku) (Vocal Version)
Winter BellsKuraki Mai

It was released in 2002 as Mai Kuraki’s 11th single.

The song was used as the opening theme for the TV anime Detective Conan and is a medium-tempo pop track with a Christmas theme.

Lovers AgainEXILE

EXILE / Lovers Again (Short Ver.)
Lovers AgainEXILE

This is one of EXILE’s most iconic winter tracks.

While they’re often associated with high-energy dance beats and a tank-top image, their winter songs are seriously impressive too.

Their dance and performance are fantastic, of course, but it’s the melancholic ballads—delivered with overwhelming vocal power—that truly captivate and draw you in.

Mr.SnowmanE-Girls

A pop song by E-girls themed around the arrival of winter and budding romance portrays the beginning of love against a snowy backdrop.

Released in November 2014, it peaked at No.

2 on the Oricon charts.

Known for heartwarming expressions of affection that warm the soul in the cold season, it conveys the thrill of falling in love and a touch of bittersweetness through feelings directed at a snowman.

The depiction of a city filled with Christmas atmosphere is also striking.

Its bright dance-pop rhythm and heartwarming melody are sure to heighten the sense of escape at a ski resort.

It’s a perfect track for a breather on the slopes or for making winter memories.

Christmas songback number

back number – “Christmas Song” Music Video
Christmas songback number

It was released in 2015 as back number’s 14th single.

The song was used as the theme for Fuji TV’s Monday 9 p.m.

drama “5→9: From Five to Nine,” and it won the Best Drama Song at the 87th Television Drama Academy Awards.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to on a magical winter ski slope.

Strawberry ChipsHALCALI

HALCALI / Strawberry Chips (Official Music Video)
Strawberry ChipsHALCALI

With its light, bouncy rhythm, HALCALI’s 2003 track “Strawberry Chips” feels perfect for having fun on the slopes.

It has some Christmas vibes, but of course it’ll hype up your ski or snowboard time any day of the year.

The poppy, cute lyrics that make you feel hungrier by the minute are part of its charm! It’s a great fit for skiing with kids while snacking on sweets, or for a candy-filled girls’ ski outing.

After going all out on the slopes, you work up an appetite, right? That’s when you should throw on this song and munch on sweets to your heart’s content!

Special Feature: Slopeside Songs. A roundup of music played at ski resorts and tracks perfect for snowboarding (91–100)

Heart of XmasFukuyama Masaharu

Heart of Xmas – Masaharu Fukuyama [with lyrics]
Heart of XmasFukuyama Masaharu

It was released in 1998 as Masaharu Fukuyama’s 13th single.

The song was used as the TOKYO FM/JFN ’98 Christmas campaign song and is a retake of the maxi single “BROS.

Xmas,” which was released exclusively to fan club members in December 1997.