Stylish Western music: that catchy song you hear on the street corner
I can’t forget that stylish song I heard on the street corner that day.
Perhaps truly great music is the kind that stays in many people’s memories.
You might not notice it much while walking around town, but when you think back at home, those stylish, addictive phrases start playing in your head—sounds that really catch your attention.
So we researched the buzzworthy tracks on our site and picked out popular works by international artists who are highly regarded by music fans.
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Stylish Western Music: Those Catchy Songs You Hear on the Street (131–140)
You can call me AlPaul Simon
This song, released when Paul Simon—who was hugely popular in Japan in the 1970s as part of Simon & Garfunkel—made his solo debut, is a work influenced by African music.
It stands out as a masterpiece characterized by striking rhythms and melodies that feel distinctly different from typical rock music.
Diggin’ Your SceneRahsaan Patterson
After the mellow vibe of the opening chorus, the moment the intro kicks in, you’re enveloped in a refreshingly bright atmosphere.
Although it’s a relatively recent track, it’s a captivating song that combines old-school, hard-hitting soul flavors with a pop mood.
Baby Come to MeRegina Belle
When this song was making waves on the charts in Japan, it was winter.
So I had always thought of it as a “winter” song, but when I watched the music video, Regina is singing while basking in the breeze of a fan.
Maybe part of this song’s charm is its breadth—it works just as well in summer as it does in winter.
One By OneRobin Schulz & Topic ft. Oaks
A thrilling dance-rock tune echoes through the city streets! This is a 2024 January collaboration by German musicians Robin Schulz and Topic, featuring Sweden’s Winona Oak.
Set against a nocturnal city backdrop, the track vividly captures the vibrant lives of young people.
The joy of being together and cherishing past memories resonates with the energetic beat.
Though it runs just 2 minutes and 41 seconds, its addictive sound begs for repeats.
It’s the perfect pick for a party with friends or a late-night drive.
DangerousRumer
This is a track where the moment Rumer’s gentle vocals come in over an intro that gradually builds in thickness is absolutely irresistible.
Its slightly ’80s pop vibe is sure to appeal even to older listeners who feel that “music these days is a bit…”
What’s It Gonna Be?Shura
Shura is a British singer-songwriter and producer who has been active since 2011.
This track was released as a single from her 2016 debut album, “Nothing’s Real.” The album reached No.
3 on the U.S.
charts.
No EvilSiR
The American artist SiR’s song is packed with the soulful allure of R&B that gently sinks in.
With themes of loneliness and longing, the lyrics, which portray facing oneself, leave a strong impression.
The music video—reminiscent of D’Angelo—has also been generating buzz.
Released in January 2024, this track offers a glimpse of a new side of SiR, showcasing the breadth of his musicality.
It’s recommended for those feeling worn out by daily life or wanting to reflect on themselves.
Why not listen to it slowly on a quiet night?