Classic and Popular Western Songs to Listen to in June
For many Japanese people, June is the rainy season with lots of rain and no public holidays—so aside from things like the “June bride,” the month might carry a slightly negative impression.
Looking abroad, though, in places like Europe June often brings mild weather and a comfortable time of year.
So this time, under the theme “Western songs to listen to in June,” we’re picking out tracks across genres that are directly about June or feature June as a keyword in the lyrics!
While sensing the different images of June in Japan and overseas, we’ve also selected songs that can lift your spirits even through day after day of rain—so don’t miss it!
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Masterpieces and Popular Western Songs to Listen to in June (81–90)
The Year Summer Ended in JuneMisery Signals

For those who feel “It’s exactly because the rainy season is so muggy that I want to listen to something heavy!”, I recommend the song The Year Summer Ended in June.
It’s by Misery Signals, a metalcore band from the U.S.
and Canada known for odd time signatures and breakdowns, and it appears on their 2004 album Of Malice and the Magnum Heart.
The nostalgia that comes through amid the dense, death-growl-laden sound is striking, and the lyrics—depicting the sorrow of losing someone dear in June—really resonate.
Why not try this energetic track on a rainy day when you’re feeling a bit unsettled?
The RainMissy Elliott

This is a single released from American rapper Missy Elliott’s 1997 album Supa Dupa Fly.
The music video features cameo appearances by many artists, including Timbaland, SWV, Lil’ Kim, and Puff Daddy.
Dead WrongNicki Minaj

Nicki Minaj, a rapper from Trinidad and Tobago who has collaborated with world-famous artists such as EDM maestro David Guetta, also draws attention for her fashionable hairstyles and outfits.
Among her songs, the one you should listen to in June is “Dead Wrong.” This track was included on her 2008 mixtape Sucka Free.
Her passionate flow laid over a dynamic beat leaves a strong impression.
Be sure to check out the edgy lyrics that depict the real dynamics of love in June.
It’s a track brimming with heat that will blow away the muggy season.
Memphis in JuneNina Simone

A relaxed, sweet jazz tune.
This track by legendary jazz singer Nina Simmons carries a smooth, heartfelt mood that goes beyond the bounds of jazz, evoking elements of gospel, R&B, and more.
Her husky yet silky voice, backed by remarkable vocal prowess, overflows with expressive richness.
The mellow atmosphere is so soothing you might just drift off to sleep before you know it.
JunePip Millett

This song by Manchester-born singer-songwriter Pip Millett is included on her 2020 EP, Lost In June.
The lyrics, which reminisce about beautiful memories from the past, evoke recollections of special people that come to mind during the rainy June season.
Set to a relaxed tempo, her soulful vocals feel comforting and gently envelop the listener.
It’s a track that can lift your spirits on a rainy day as you hold gratitude for those who support you.
It’s a masterpiece that I especially hope people at their lowest will listen to.



