[2026] Enjoy Spring! A Roundup of Classic Western Songs to Listen to in April

BelieverImagine Dragons

Imagine Dragons – Believer (Official Music Video)

Many of you have probably heard it in a Galaxy smartphone commercial: “Believer” by the American rock band Imagine Dragons.

Released in 2017, it became a hit, reaching No.

4 on the U.S.

song charts.

In Japan, it was featured in a commercial in 2021 and has been attracting renewed attention.

It’s a fiery fight song, yet catchy and easy to listen to.

It’s the perfect track to pump you up in the spring when you’re taking on something new and need an energizing boost.

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I’ll Come TooJames Blake

I’ll Come Too

Singer-songwriter James Blake has been a hot topic since his 2011 debut and now performs on the world stage.

This track from his 2019 album “Assume Form” carries a dubstep-flavored rhythm with meticulous detail that feels distinctly James Blake.

The slight touch of melancholy is a nice touch, too.

I’m YoursJason Mraz

Jason Mraz – I’m Yours (Official Video) [4K Remaster]

This song features a heartwarming melody and uplifting lyrics.

It sings of unconditional devotion to love and life, and the importance of cherishing the present moment.

Released in May 2008, it is known as one of Jason Mraz’s signature works.

Included on the album “We Sing.

We Dance.

We Steal Things.”, it peaked at No.

6 on the Billboard Hot 100.

In Japan, it was also used in a Kirin Beer commercial.

This track is recommended for those who want to embrace a positive outlook on life or express feelings for a loved one.

With its light, breezy rhythm, it’s a perfect song for the fresh air of spring.

HallelujahJeff Buckley

Jeff Buckley – Hallelujah (Official Video – Live at Bearsville)

Jeff Buckley, an American singer-songwriter renowned for his angelic voice, recorded a cover of “Hallelujah” on his 1994 album Grace.

The original song was released by Leonard Cohen in 1984.

It conveys a message to a cherished person and prompts reflection on what love truly is.

The song’s charm shines through his gentle vocals and the warmth of the guitar.

Why not listen to this quietly resonant love song while basking in the spring sunshine?

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FreedomJimi Hendrix

Jimi Hendrix – Freedom (Live at the Atlanta Pop Festival)

Powerful guitar riffs and sharp drum beats announce the coming of spring.

Released in 1971 from the posthumous album The Cry of Love, the song brims with a strong longing for freedom.

Jimi Hendrix’s performance—truly a cry from the soul—perfectly suits the start of a new season.

Its lyrics, symbolizing personal liberation and hope for a better future, are sure to give you a push as you embark on a new chapter in spring.

Its energetic sound calls to mind his legendary 1969 Woodstock performance.

It’s a track you’ll want to blast on a bright spring day.