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Fun Western pop songs—tunes that make you feel happy just by listening

Don’t you ever feel like listening to bright, upbeat tunes to lift your spirits?I’m sure we all enjoy music that way sometimes!You probably have a favorite go-to track you usually listen to, but how about digging for something new?This time, we researched foreign songs with a reputation for being fun, based on solid feedback from music fans who follow our site!We want to make your day just a little happier!With that in mind, we carefully curated this selection.We’ve picked a variety of tracks, both old and new, so please check them out!

Fun Western songs: tunes that make you happy just by listening (51–60)

Jump (Armin van Buuren Remix)Van Halen

Van Halen – Jump (Armin van Buuren Remix) [Official Audio]
Jump (Armin van Buuren Remix)Van Halen

This is a bold reinvention of Van Halen’s classic “Jump,” brought to life with a cutting-edge sound by Dutch DJ Armin van Buuren.

The beloved 80s anthem has been reborn, offering a fresh way to enjoy the song.

It’s a fantastic remix that everyone should hear—whether you grew up with the original or not, across all generations.

Don’t Start NowDua Lipa

Dua Lipa – Don’t Start Now (Official Music Video)
Don't Start NowDua Lipa

Dua Lipa, a British singer-songwriter and fashion model known in Japan as well, is striking for her cool singing style that blends a husky voice with femininity.

The track has an upbeat, disco-tinged feel, with a funky bassline that makes you want to start dancing.

It’s also well-known as a club hit—many of you have probably heard it on the floor.

Its popularity steadily grew on TikTok, spreading from overseas and eventually catching on in Japan.

Give It AwayRed Hot Chili Peppers

Red Hot Chili Peppers – Give It Away [Official Music Video]
Give It AwayRed Hot Chili Peppers

When it comes to the Chili Peppers, this is the song that comes to mind.

With a unique blend of punk and hip-hop, it’s a sound unlike anything before—one listen and you’re hooked.

In the music video’s distinctive world, all the members look like they’re having a blast playing, and it makes the viewer feel happy too.

COSMIK DEBRISFRANK ZAPPA

Frank Zappa, a man among men—his bearded look makes quite an impact, but above all, he’s a musician whose way of life is truly cool.

He expressed himself across a wide range of musical genres, kept producing avant-garde works on that foundation, and consistently delivered his message with unwavering resolve.

Among his catalog, this track is one of the most distinctive and unconventional—cool and hot at the same time.

The fuzz-guitar break in the middle is absolutely killer, making it a bona fide classic.

Fun Western songs: tracks that make you happy just by listening (61–70)

Sex machineJames Brown

James Brown – Sex Machine (Part 1)
Sex machineJames Brown

It’s funky right from the opening line.

The king of funk music.

It’s a track from 1970, but it sounds even cooler today! Let’s turn up the heat! It’s also famous for how “Get up” sounds like “Geroppa!” in Japanese.

It makes you want to forget everything and dance till morning.

Over a consistently steady tempo ride James Brown’s fiery words—and that alone is emotional.

Hot StuffDonna Summer

Donna Summer, long respected by many artists as the Queen of Funk.

Even after her passing, her passionate—truly hot—vocal style continues to entertain us through remixes and more.

When it comes to her signature songs, isn’t “Hot Stuff” the one that comes to mind? It’s funk, yet never overbearing—rather, it’s an upbeat, high-voltage, and refreshing take on the genre.

Family (with Kygo)The Chainsmokers

The Chainsmokers with Kygo – Family (Official Video)
Family (with Kygo)The Chainsmokers

From the intro to the chorus, a quiet, fantastical melody unfolds.

It’s a star-studded collaboration by global favorites The Chainsmokers and Kygo.

The track is included on The Chainsmokers’ third studio album, World War Joy, released in December 2019.

Beyond the song’s quality, be sure to check out the music video, which is based on the real-life experiences of in-demand videographer Rory Kramer.

It’s the kind of piece that could prompt you to reevaluate the importance of someone special in your life during seasons of meeting and parting.