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[2026] UP! UP! UP! Recommended Western songs to boost your mood.

When you just can’t get motivated and you’re feeling down, anyone who loves music usually has at least one go-to track that lifts their spirits.

The more of those “this song will get me through the day” tracks you’ve got stocked up—not just one or two—the better you can match them to how you feel that day.

So in this article, we’ve rounded up a selection of uplifting Western music.

From pop and rock to punk, the lineup features recent hits and popular songs from the last few years, so if you’re looking for new tracks to boost your mood, this is a must-see!

[2026] UP! UP! UP! Recommended Uplifting Western Music (61–70)

Would You EverSkrillex & Poo Bear

Skrillex & Poo Bear – Would You Ever (Official Music Video)
Would You EverSkrillex & Poo Bear

The globally popular DJ Skrillex and music producer/vocalist Poo Bear teamed up for the classic track “Would You Ever.” Released in 2017, this piece features a catchy sound rooted in house music.

Poo Bear’s effect-laden vocals are also highly captivating.

It has a stylish vibe while still ramping up the energy, so it’s a must-listen for anyone looking for a dance tune.

High RoadKe$ha

Kesha – High Road (Official Video)
High RoadKe$ha

When it comes to Kesha’s high-energy numbers, this has to be the one! High Road has an incredible sense of exhilaration—the slightly rough-and-tumble lyrics and the go-for-it beat are both absolutely “high.” Even if you’re usually demure or well-behaved, why not cut loose like this track? As expected, Kesha’s appeal is anything but straightforward!

My Head & My HeartAva Max

Ava Max – My Head & My Heart [Official Music Video]
My Head & My HeartAva Max

Ava Max, an American singer-songwriter known as a leading figure in electro-pop.

Her bold fashion may evoke the image of Lady Gaga from a certain period, but in her case she has released many stylish tracks.

Among her works, the one that especially gets you hyped is “My Head & My Heart.” It’s crafted as an up-tempo, sharp electro-pop track, wrapped throughout in a sleek, stylish vibe.

ChandelierSia

Sia – Chandelier (Official Video)
ChandelierSia

This is a signature song by Sia, who is famous for not showing her face.

The chorus has been used in TV commercials, so I think many people know it.

She struggled for many years without a hit, but this song made her a pop star overnight.

You can sense the hardships she’s been through in this track.

GraveyardHalsey

If you want to boost your mood with electronic sounds, I recommend “Graveyard.” Its immersive track makes it great for times when you need to focus, too.

The first verse starts quietly, and from the pre-chorus the melodic voltage gradually rises.

The chorus has a serious melody, so it’s easy to slip into full-on focus mode.

Viva Las VengeancePanic! At The Disco

Panic! At The Disco – Viva Las Vengeance (Official Video)
Viva Las VengeancePanic! At The Disco

Emerging during the emo boom of the 2000s and now grown into one of America’s representative rock acts as Brendon Urie’s solo project, Panic! At The Disco have had massive mainstream success.

In recent years, their 2018 hit High Hopes became a smash, even used in commercials in Japan, and is widely known as a go-to anthem for encouragement or when you want to get pumped up.

This time, we’re focusing on the title track that opens their 2022 album Viva Las Vengeance.

The song plays like Brendon, who was born and raised in Las Vegas, reflecting on his own upbringing, and its superb, ultra-catchy melody and dramatic structure make it a killer tune that’s guaranteed to lift your spirits just by listening.

The sparkling piano tones, straightforward guitar solo, and Queen-like harmonies are absolute highlights!

Dance AgainSelena Gomez

Selena Gomez – Dance Again (Performance Video)
Dance AgainSelena Gomez

Selena Gomez has said in one of her past heartbreak songs, “Somewhere in forever, we’ll dance again,” which means that somewhere in eternity, we’ll surely dance again.

In her song Lose You to Love Me, she also used the lyric “This dancing was killing me softly,” and since she has used the word “dance” before, some Selena fans think these songs might be connected.

It’s a positive love song about getting back together.

The bass sounds awesome, and it really gets you hyped while listening!