Updated daily! Today's featured Western music picks!
We introduce Western songs related to “today,” updated daily.
We carefully select tracks that match the season and your mood, helping make your day’s special moments even more wonderful through music.
From timeless classics to the latest hits, we pick a single song each day from a wide range of genres—perfect for that particular day.
There’s something new to discover every day, so each visit brings fresh excitement.
Amid your busy routine, be sure to check this article regularly and enjoy a special, today-only music experience!
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Updated daily! Today's recommended Western music feature! (11–20)
Daisy JaneAmerica

This song is one of the hits by the American trio America.
Its Japanese title is “Jane of the Daisies.” The lyrics are about a man who leaves town after breaking up with his lover, singing while thinking of her.
Perhaps his ex-girlfriend Jane had a daisy-like image.
Incidentally, the daisy is said to be Italy’s national flower.
Marygold SkyDaryl Hall & John Oates

The American blue-eyed soul duo that has been active since the mid-1970s is Daryl Hall & John Oates.
This song is the title track from their album released in the 1990s, Marigold Sky.
The color of the sky on the album cover looks like the color of the marigold flower.
Yankee RoseDavid Lee Roth

A single from his first solo album following his departure from Van Halen.
Featuring the powerhouse lineup of Steve Vai on guitar and Billy Sheehan on bass, it’s a comically cool, over-the-top track that leaves a strong impression.
And of course, “Yankee Rose” refers to a gorgeous woman.
Without YouDillon Francis feat. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

A collaboration between American DJ and producer Dillon Francis and British DJ and producer Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.
It was released as a single in 2013 and reached No.
37 on the U.S.
charts.
Separate WaysJourney

This is a classic by Journey, a progressive rock band that was active in the United States in the 1970s, with a music video that feels delightfully of its era.
It’s a powerful track with a weighty, driving beat, yet its melody and rhythm carry a wildness that stirs a fire from deep within.
The chorus is a soulful number that has propelled fighting men of every generation.
One DayMatisyahu

Matisyahu is a Jewish-American reggae singer.
His music blends reggae with elements of alternative rock and hip-hop, making each work highly distinctive.
Among them, the one I especially recommend is “One Day.” It’s not heavy dancehall; instead, it features a clean, easy-to-listen-to sound reminiscent of common alternative rock or pop.
I think it’s accessible even for people who don’t usually listen to Western music, so please give it a try.
Updated daily! Today's recommended Western music selection! (21–30)
YMCAVillage People

The Village People are an American music group that gained worldwide popularity for their distinctive sound, which blends disco, R&B, and dance-pop.
They produced numerous hit tunes, but among them, YMCA became an explosive hit.
In Japan, Hideki Saijo covered the song in Japanese, so many people may already know it.
The call of “YMCA” is extremely catchy and perfectly captures the fun of the song.
If you’re familiar with the Japanese version, be sure to listen to the original as well.


