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

KamikazeMØ

MØ – Kamikaze (Official Video)

A single released in 2015 by Danish singer-songwriter MØ.

A collaboration with Major Lazer’s Diplo, the track is filled with honking horns and became a hit across several European countries, including Denmark and Belgium.

Feel AgainOneRepublic

OneRepublic – Feel Again (Official Music Video)

A massively popular rock band, OneRepublic released this hit in 2012.

The exhilarating feeling of a melody filled with hope that sings, “I’m not the lonely me anymore,” is perfect for the spring season of meetings and farewells.

It’s also highly recommended for anyone who wants to say goodbye to their downcast former self and meet a new version of themselves.

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WhateverKygo, Ava Max

Kygo, Ava Max – Whatever (Official Video)

Born from the collaboration between Norwegian DJ/producer Kygo and American singer-songwriter Ava Max, “Whatever” is a track released on January 19, 2024.

The song expresses the determination to move on after the end of a relationship, featuring a catchy chorus and powerful vocals.

It’s especially perfect for spring, a season of fresh starts.

Its refreshing, positive message is sure to give courage and energy to those feeling anxious about new beginnings.

Highly recommended for anyone standing at the start of a new season or facing new challenges.

Kygo’s delicate production and Ava Max’s strong vocals blend beautifully, resulting in a track that captures the feeling of spring’s arrival.

The Rain Song (2012 Remaster)Led Zeppelin

The Rain Song (Remaster)

For Led Zeppelin, this is a ballad featured on their fifth album, Houses of the Holy, notable for its meticulous and dramatic arrangement.

The lyrics, which contrast the fickleness of love with the changing seasons, evoke a deeply sentimental, melancholic mood.

Another highlight is bassist John Paul Jones’s performance on the Mellotron, recreating string-like sounds.

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Waiting For The SunThe Doors

Waiting for the Sun

It’s the title of The Doors’ third album, but the song itself is included on Morrison Hotel, released in 1970.

Amid a relatively straightforward sound for them, Jim Morrison’s powerful vocals—singing about longing for the arrival of spring—give a push to anyone mustering the courage to take a new first step.

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Who SaysSelena Gomez & The Scene

Selena Gomez & The Scene – Who Says

The first single released from Selena Gomez & The Scene’s third album, When the Sun Goes Down.

It features an acoustic, organic vibe.

The music video was produced by Chris Applebaum, who has also worked with Britney Spears and Mariah Carey.

ButterfliesKacey Musgraves

Kacey Musgraves – Butterflies (Official Music Video)

Kacey Musgraves, an American country musician who has gained popularity with mainstream country music.

Rather than traditional country, she’s an artist known for a contemporary, classic country sound.

Among her works, a perfect song for spring is “Butterflies.” Its lyrics, which depict the beginning of love against a backdrop of butterflies fluttering in spring, pair beautifully with the gentle country arrangement, making it a true standout.

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