Recommended Western music for men in their 30s: world classics and popular songs

It’s Probably MeSting

Sting – It’s Probably Me (feat. Eric Clapton) (Original Promo)

Sting is a singer from the UK, and while he’s famous for a song featured in Léon, this track used in the ending of Lethal Weapon 3 is also very cool.

It’s truly a “love song for a grown man,” a spine-tingling piece.

There’s not a hint of the youthful rawness of shouting, “Love me! I’m crazy about you!” Instead, the lyrics speak of love with a cool composure that’s utterly captivating.

LuvTory Lanez

Tory Lanez – LUV

Tory Lanez, hailing from Canada, is a talented artist who moves fluidly between R&B and hip-hop.

He made his major debut in 2016 with his flagship album “I Told You,” achieving the remarkable feat of landing a track from the album at No.

19 on the Billboard Hot 100.

His prowess also earned him a Grammy nomination in 2017, and in the same year he won the Juno Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year.

He coined his own style “Swavey,” blending genre-defying musicality with masterful use of Auto-Tune, weaving together a velvety singing voice and powerful rap.

In 2014, he founded his own label, One Umbrella, and has been active as a music producer as well.

He’s highly recommended for music fans exploring crossover sounds between R&B and hip-hop.

UnintendedMuse

Muse – Unintended

MUSE is a three-piece rock band from the UK.

While they’re strongly associated with a diverse musical style that absorbs a range of influences, this track from their fifth album, The Resistance, is a simple guitar-driven ballad that expresses the desire to embrace a loved one’s heart—including its flaws.

Let Me Love YouNe-Yo

Ne-Yo – Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself)

This is a track included on “R.E.D.,” the fifth album by American singer-songwriter Ne-Yo.

Incorporating elements of synth-pop and Europop, it was co-written with indie pop singer-songwriter Sia Furler.

Ne-Yo’s slightly wistful voice repeating “Girl let me love you” is truly moving.

Have i told you lately that i love youRod Stewart

Rod Stewart- Have i told you lately that i love you (HQ)

Rod Stewart covered a classic by Van Morrison, one of Ireland’s most iconic singers.

The song was included on his 1991 album “Vagabond Heart,” and later performed on “Unplugged” in 1993, after which it was released as a single and became a major hit, reaching No.

5 on the U.S.

charts.

It’s a masterpiece that expresses deep love for a partner at a calm, unhurried tempo.