Cheer songs sung by female Western artists. World-famous classics and popular hits.
The morning after a day off.
Your steps can feel heavy before heading to school or work, right? We’ve gathered a selection of uplifting English songs by female artists that are perfect for those slightly gloomy mornings.
Add them to a playlist and give them a listen on your way to school or work.
Have a great day and take care!
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Cheering songs sung by female Western artists: World-famous and popular tracks (51–60)
Suddenly I SeeKT Tunstall

The song released in August 2005 by Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall is a captivating track that celebrates female strength.
Inspired by Patti Smith, it depicts her own musical awakening and gives listeners courage and hope.
Its sound incorporates pop-rock elements, and the vocals are both powerful and delicate.
The track was used as the opening theme for the film The Devil Wears Prada and as the theme song for the TV series Ugly Betty, winning the hearts of many.
It’s a recommended song for anyone ready to take a new step forward or wanting to believe in their own potential.
Hold the GirlRina Sawayama

Rina Sawayama is a London-based singer-songwriter.
Among her positive songs, a particularly recommended one is “Hold the Girl.” At first listen, it might sound like a love song, but in fact it carries a message about the importance of facing yourself.
Its beautiful melody and powerful vocals work together in a way that can soothe a tired heart.
The song’s style is likely to resonate with a wide range of ages, so why not give it a listen?
Hips Don’t LieShakira ft. Wyclef Jean

A captivating dance tune that fuses passionate Latin beats with a vibrant, dynamic rhythm.
The sensual melodic lines woven by Shakira from Colombia and Wyclef Jean from Haiti ignite the dance floor.
Incorporating elements of salsa and reggaeton, its polished sound naturally moves both heart and body, inviting listeners to dance.
Since its release in February 2006, the song has topped the charts in 55 countries worldwide and was performed at the closing ceremony of the 2006 FIFA World Cup.
It has secured its place in music history as a masterpiece that conveys the essence of Latin music.
Popular not only at parties and dance events but also as a staple for cheer dance, it’s a track that lifts your spirits and fills you with positivity.
With its global musicality and universal appeal, this work continues to transcend language and cultural barriers, captivating the hearts of people around the world.
Higher ft. Flo RidaThe Saturdays

This is a song by The Saturdays, a five-member British group formed in 2008 as the junior counterpart to Girls Aloud, in collaboration with rapper Flo Rida.
It evokes a strong woman who lives boldly without worrying about snide remarks from others.
The lyrics go in smoothly, making it easy to listen to.
Playing GodParamore

Paramore, a band with a single female member.
This song might be better described as a rant about an ex-boyfriend than a fight song.
The cool lyrics, which basically say, “You talk a lot, but what about you?” might be something many women can relate to.


