Theme songs and insert songs of American TV dramas

Take on the WorldRowan Blanchard, Sabrina Carpenter

Take On The World (“Girl Meets World” Theme) – Sabrina Carpenter, Rowan Blanchard

Girl Meets World is a drama created as a spin-off of Boy Meets World.

Rowan Blanchard, who plays the protagonist Riley, and Sabrina Carpenter, who plays Maya, sing the opening theme.

Theme from “Greatest American Hero”Joey Scarbury

Theme from The Greatest American Hero (Believe It or Not) (feat. Joey Scarbury and Larry Carlton)

“American Hero” is a comedy about Ralph Hinkley, an ordinary teacher who one day finds himself becoming a hero of justice.

The theme song, “Theme from ‘Greatest American Hero’,” was sung by Joey Scarbury.

You’ve Got TimeRegina Spektor

Regina Spektor – You’ve Got Time [Official Audio]

“Orange Is the New Black” is a human drama set in a women’s prison.

Singer-songwriter Regina Spektor performed the opening theme, “You’ve Got Time.”

The Ballad of SerenitySonny Rhodes

Sonny Rhodes – The Ballad Of Serenity(Extended)

“Firefly” is a Western-style sci-fi drama set in the year 2517, depicting the adventures of the crew of the space freighter Serenity.

The theme song is Sonny Rhodes’s “The Ballad of Serenity.”

I’ll Be There For YouThe Rembrandts

The Rembrandts – I’ll Be There For You (Theme From FRIENDS)

Beloved by many viewers as a TV series theme song, this track is a power-pop number distinguished by its bright, breezy melody and warm lyrics celebrating friendship.

Released by The Rembrandts on their album L.P.

in May 1995, it topped the Billboard Hot 100 Airplay chart for eight consecutive weeks.

It was also a major hit in Canada and Australia, achieving international success.

The music video, filmed at the SNL studio, interweaves the band’s performance with the show’s cast, superbly capturing the series’ world.

Its message—singing of friends who share life’s joys and overcome hardships together—makes it a song that resonates when creating memories with friends or strengthening bonds with someone special.

RadioactiveImagine Dragons

Imagine Dragons – Radioactive

With its grand electronic rock sound and powerful vocals, this work sent shockwaves through the global music scene.

Released by Imagine Dragons in September 2012 as the opening track of the album Night Visions, it’s a striking song that weaves apocalyptic imagery with hope for renewal.

At the 56th Annual Grammy Awards in 2014, it won Best Rock Performance, proving its prowess.

It has also been featured in numerous TV productions, including the popular series Arrow and The 100, demonstrating its strong synergy with visuals.

When you want to feel inner transformation or awakening, or when you’re about to take a new step forward, it will serve as a reassuring anthem to cheer you on.

SpunkGreek Buck

Greek Buck – Spunk

Queer as Folk is a drama set in the gay district of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

With LGBTQ individuals involved among its cast and crew, it received high acclaim, but unfortunately it has not been broadcast in Japan.

The opening theme through Season 3 is “Spunk” by Greek Buck.