[2026] Spring, Thrilling! A Collection of Classic Western Songs to Listen to in Spring

BIRDS OF A FEATHERNEW!Billie Eilish

Billie Eilish – BIRDS OF A FEATHER (Official Music Video)

Billie Eilish, who captivates the world with her distinctive whispery voice and one-of-a-kind worldview.

This track from her 2024 album “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT” features a brisk beat and airy sound that perfectly suits the buoyant mood of spring.

At first listen it sounds like a refreshing pop song, but the lyrics depict an intense love and a yearning for eternity so strong that it vows not to part until death.

The meticulously crafted soundscape she created with her brother Finneas was also used in the trailer for the Netflix series “Heartstopper,” generating major buzz worldwide.

The contrast of deliberately singing heavy emotions lightly feels delightful, and if you listen to it on a spring afternoon spent with someone special, you’ll surely be able to reaffirm the depth of your bond.

High HopesPanic! At The Disco

Panic! At The Disco – High Hopes (Official Video)

Graduation is one of spring’s biggest events.

It’s a deeply meaningful occasion in life, marked by farewells to classmates and friends and the start of a new path.

For anyone approaching graduation, I highly recommend the song “High Hopes.” It’s a classic by Panic! At The Disco, and its lyrics are filled with hope—perfect for those about to embark on something new.

The melody pairs wonderfully with the lyrics, and just listening to it is sure to lift your spirits.

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Sunday MorningMaroon 5

Maroon 5 – Sunday Morning

It’s one of the signature songs by the American pop rock band Maroon 5.

The song features a simple chord progression, and the drums and bass—played with plenty of laid-back feel—create a distinctive groove.

It has a very relaxed, happy atmosphere.

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FlowersMiley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus – Flowers (Official Video)

Miley Cyrus’s new song, “Flowers.” In her early days, she sang catchy tunes as a flagship actress on the Disney Channel that were easy for kids to enjoy, but as she moved into the middle of her career, she has continued to gain popularity with edgier tracks that showcase her signature husky voice.

This song also lets you fully savor that husky tone.

As a piece themed around flowers, it carries a refreshing, spring-like feel and is a true gem.

Be sure to check it out.

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As It WasHarry Styles

Harry Styles – As It Was (Official Video)

One Direction is a British boy band that rose to global fame in the 2010s.

Among them, Harry Styles, who was particularly popular, has also found success as a solo artist.

His 2022 track “As It Was” features a synth-pop sound that evokes 1980s nostalgia while incorporating a modern sensibility.

The song conveys a message about accepting change, confronting one’s past self, and being ready to move into a new phase.

With the arrival of spring, it’s a track that encourages a positive outlook for those embarking on fresh beginnings.

Its refreshing melody is perfect for people starting a new chapter in spring, offering the courage to move forward with a renewed spirit.

Tokyo RoadBon Jovi

Bon Jovi – Tokyo Road

This work opens with a striking intro that weaves in the melody of the traditional Japanese piece “Sakura Sakura.” Its energetic hard rock sound and lyrics set against the backdrop of Tokyo nights are especially captivating.

The song portrays adventures and encounters in a foreign land, evoking the vibrant atmosphere of Japan in the 1980s.

Included on the album 7800° Fahrenheit, released in March 1985, it carries a special sentiment for Japanese fans.

Recommended for those who want to experience the early appeal of Bon Jovi or who feel nostalgic for Japan in the ’80s.

Here Comes The SunThe Beatles

The Beatles – The Beatles – Here Comes The Sun (Official Music Video) [2019 Mix]

Here Comes the Sun, a Beatles classic included on the 1969 album Abbey Road.

Composed by George Harrison, the lyrics depict the arrival of spring.

While it isn’t as widely known in Japan as Let It Be or Hey Jude, it’s actually the most-streamed Beatles track on Spotify and is extremely popular.

With its strong spiritual character and a melody brimming with hope and warmth, it’s a perfect song for spring.

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