[Summer Songs] Summer tracks recommended for teens: A roundup of the latest and classic hits
When it comes to songs you want to listen to in summer, what kind of tracks do teenagers think of?
Of course, many people probably think of songs by trending artists, as well as J-pop hits that were popular a little while ago.
These days, there may also be many who look for summer-themed tracks among Vocaloid songs.
So in this article, we’ll be introducing lots of recommended summer tunes for teens!
It’s a playlist that’s got everything from the latest releases to timeless classics.
You’re sure to find the summer song you want to listen to—so let’s dive in!
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[Summer Songs] Summer tracks recommended for teens: A roundup of the latest and classic hits (71–80)
Magic of a Summer Nightindigo la End
Set against the backdrop of summer festival sounds, the lyric’s narrative—recalling the traces of a former lover—leaves a strong impression.
Within it, a fleeting moment that arrives only on summer nights, like “magic,” is vividly portrayed, resonating deeply with listeners.
This piece was released in June 2016 as a track on the single Before It Gets Sad.
It’s a must-hear for the delicate expressiveness unique to indigo la End and the richly nuanced vocals of Enon Kawatani.
It’s a song you’ll want to listen to as summer draws to a close, letting the gentle night breeze wash over you.
A dream within a dreammafumafu
How about a rock number with a cool, traditional Japanese flavor? It’s a track by Mafumafu, a singer popular for his work as a vocalist.
It’s included on his fourth album, “Ashuiro World End,” released in 2017.
Recommended when you want to lift your spirits.
The End of Summeraibii karaa
A mixed-gender, four-piece nostalgic piano rock band, Ivy Color captivates listeners with delicate, heartrending lyrics and a beautiful yet catchy melodic line.
This track leaves a lasting impression with a melody that carries a sense of speed while evoking the loneliness and bittersweetness of summer fading away.
The repeated words in the lyrics express the protagonist’s strong feelings, making it easy to empathize with the frustration of not being able to articulate what’s in your heart.
It’s a summer song that resonates with the heartache everyone feels as a teenager—perfect for immersing yourself in at summer’s end.
You and Semi-BlueHatsuboshi Gakuen
This track produced by Hatsuboshi Academy features a refreshing sound inspired by the summer ocean.
Its catchy melody and youth-tinged lyrics are standout elements, and listening to it sparks excitement.
The three vocalists deliver well-balanced harmonies that showcase each of their unique qualities.
Released in July 2024 and unveiled alongside the Gakuen Idolmaster season event “Midsummer Summer Live Fest,” it reportedly sent fans into a frenzy.
This piece might be the perfect BGM for a seaside date or for making summer memories with friends.
mintUno Misako (AAA)
This is the third solo single by Misako Uno, the sole female vocalist of AAA, released on May 15, 2019.
It’s a sparkling pop tune that was also featured in a TV commercial for ASPLUSH.
Just like its title “mint,” her fresh and cute vocals are truly captivating! The upbeat sound in the chorus makes you feel positive and naturally want to jump along.
Even on days filled with sadness or hardship, it’s a perfect summer song I especially want teenagers to hear, so they don’t forget to keep their hearts shining.
Festival MamboYamazaki Ikusaburo
Here’s a collaboration between singer Ikusaburo Yamazaki and composer Hyadain! If you’re a teenager, you might not have heard it much, but this song is a cover of Hibari Misora’s “Omatsuri Mambo.” The original is enka, but Hyadain has arranged it into an incredibly poppy track.
It even uses sounds reminiscent of Indian music, giving it a summery vibe.
Big Grandmakondō toshiki
It’s a slightly unusual song with the theme of grandmothers.
It’s a track by Toshiki Kondo, who performs as a ukulele musician.
It was included on the 2018 album “UKULELE DAYS.” After being aired on NHK’s “Minna no Uta,” it became a hot topic.
It’s bright yet somehow moving to the point of tears—a song with a mysterious charm.