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Recommended Songs to Listen to While Snowboarding | A Curated Selection of Popular Tracks to Color the Slopes!

Speaking of snowboarding, it’s a refreshing and popular winter sport! Stylish snowboarding calls for cool, hype-boosting music.

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended tracks across a wide range of genres—from upbeat rock and punk perfect for riding, to slightly romantic love songs that fit the slopes.

Some are even top picks from pro snowboarders! Be sure to enjoy them on the way to the resort or out on the slopes!

Recommended songs to listen to while snowboarding | A roundup of popular tracks to color the slopes! (101–110)

Stargazersupittsu

This song was produced as the theme for the popular TV show “Ainori,” and its lyrics were written with the image of “a night spent waiting for a reply to a confession.” Masamune Kusano’s soaring vocals will likely resonate even more on the ski slopes and carry far into the distance.

Someday Merry ChristmasB’z

Someday's Merry Christmas – B’z (Full)
Someday Merry ChristmasB'z

This is a song that has long been loved as a classic winter ballad.

Its heartrending lyrics, soothing melody, and Inaba’s vocals blend perfectly, drawing every listener into the world of the song.

Though it’s a bittersweet ballad, it’s a staple winter track you’ll want to hear on the slopes.

EverythingMISIA

MISIA – Everything (Official HD Music Video)
EverythingMISIA

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say everyone knows this classic winter song.

It’s also famous as the theme song for the drama Yamato Nadeshiko.

Listening to it while the snow is falling makes you feel that the season has arrived again this year.

It’s a staple that you often hear on the slopes as well.

Lion HeartSMAP

[BSF] Lion Heart PV – SMAP
Lion HeartSMAP

This is a signature song by SMAP, the national idol group that unfortunately disbanded in 2017.

It’s a piece that sings of profound love.

A distinctive lyric is the line, “If we have a child, you’ll be the second person I love most.” It’s a wintertime ballad that expresses family bonds and deep love for a partner.

To All Tha DreamersSOUL’d OUT

SOUL’d OUT 『To All Tha Dreamers』
To All Tha DreamersSOUL'd OUT

SOUL’d OUT is a hip-hop group that has continued to thrive in the mainstream with exceptional flow up to the present day.

Underground heads often tend to look down on rappers active in the major scene, but SOUL’d OUT’s skills were top-tier even when you include both the underground and mainstream, so they have plenty of fans among underground heads as well.

Their classic “To All Tha Dreamers” stands out with its refreshing sound and flow.

It’s perfect for snowboarding, so be sure to check it out.

Recommended Songs to Listen to While Snowboarding | A Comprehensive Introduction to Popular Tracks that Color the Slopes! (111–120)

White LoveSPEED

White Love – SPEED (Full)
White LoveSPEED

SPEED is a four-member female group that became a huge sensation in the late ’90s.

This song is one of their signature tracks and is also known as a winter classic.

The lyrics compare pure first love to falling snow, and the members’ clear, translucent vocals make it a memorable ballad.

Released in October 1997, it topped the Oricon Weekly Singles Chart and became a massive hit, selling over 1.84 million copies.

It was also featured in a Shiseido commercial and is loved by a wide audience.

It’s a perfect fit as refreshing background music for snowboarding, too—play it in the car on your way to the slopes, and it’s guaranteed to get you pumped.

Movin’on without youUtada Hikaru

Utada Hikaru – Movin’ on without you
Movin'on without youUtada Hikaru

The reason I somehow picture winter when I listen to Hikaru Utada’s early songs is that they were actually released during the cold season.

Anyone who remembers that time will probably understand this feeling.

The second single, “Movin’ on without you,” released in February 1999, two months after the sensational debut hit “Automatic,” is a danceable track with a house-music groove.

Of course it became a big hit, but as I recall, it was especially praised by stylish music lovers who were into club music back then.

It’s astonishing that she wrote such mature lyrics at just 15, and her command of both English and Japanese, her rhythmic sense, and her melodic sensibility can only be described as genius by any objective measure.

Naturally, it’s also an incredibly cool and stylish track to have as BGM when you’re enjoying winter sports!