Western songs you’ll want to listen to leisurely on your days off. World classics and popular hits.

Hey MaPitbull & J Balvin ft. Camila Cabello

Pitbull & J Balvin – Hey Ma ft Camila Cabello (Spanish Version | The Fate of the Furious: The Album)

A song used in the eighth installment of the popular Hollywood car-action movie series Fast & Furious.

Overflowing with Latin passion and heat, it makes you want to start dancing just by listening.

Camila’s beautiful high notes are also a highlight.

Fight SongRachel Platten

Rachel Platten – Fight Song (Official Video)

This is the song that suddenly became famous after Taylor Swift sang it in a video.

Having overcome a long period of groundwork to finally step into the spotlight, this song has surely encouraged many people.

No matter how many times you listen, it never gets old, and it always reminds you that you can still keep going.

We’ll be the starsSabrina Carpenter

Sabrina Carpenter – We’ll Be the Stars (Official Video)

Sabrina is a young 17-year-old artist.

This song she sings has a clear, beautiful tone.

The lyrics are also very lovely and make you feel refreshed.

The scene at the end of the music video where Sabrina releases a lantern into the sky is truly magical.

Hands To MyselfSelena Gomez

Selena Gomez – Hands To Myself

This is a song from Selena’s new album, Revival.

Selena herself introduced it at her concert as her favorite track.

It showcases the allure and beauty of Selena as she’s transformed from a cute idol into a mature artist—it’s absolutely captivating.

Big Girls CrySia

Sia – Big Girls Cry (Official Video)

A song teaming up Sia—who was nominated for a Grammy for “Chandelier”—and Maddie Ziegler, who also appeared in that music video.

You’ll be blown away by her sorrowful yet beautiful vocals and by Maddie’s expressive power that’s hard to believe comes from someone so young.

Daydream BelieverThe Monkees

The Monkees – Daydream Believer (Official Music Video)

The Monkees were a pop-rock group that took America by storm in the 1960s.

Although they were formed for a TV show, their musical style spans a wide range.

Their signature song, “Daydream Believer,” written by John Stewart, was released in April 1968.

Davy Jones’s sweet vocals gently embrace the emotions swaying between ideals and reality.

The song expresses a simple view of life: happiness doesn’t necessarily correlate with wealth.

It’s a recommended tune for anyone who wants to spend a leisurely day feeling the importance of keeping a little love in their heart.

Bring the FireYlwa

Bring The Fire

A song used in a Disney Channel drama series.

The dancers wore fluorescent lights on their clothes, applied fluorescent makeup to their faces, and performed a mysterious dance with the lights turned off.

Imitating them and trying an unusual dance yourself can be fun too.