Hot Western anime songs that get you hyped

Colorado BulldogMr. BIG

Mr. Big – Colorado Bulldog (audio)

Mr.

Big, the American hard rock band famed for their virtuosic guitar and bass work.

How about a track of theirs that ignites your fighting spirit the moment you hear it? Opening their classic September 1993 release “Bump Ahead,” this song instantly sends adrenaline surging with blistering high-speed unison lines where guitar and bass strike sparks.

The piece likens untamable energy and defiant spirit to a ferocious dog, making it a hard-hitting number that sings of uncontrollable impulses.

It was used as the special ending theme for episode 1 of the anime “Heaven’s Memo Pad” (Kamisama no Memo-chou).

When you want to crank your mood to the max or need courage to face challenges, this track is guaranteed to unleash an unbeatable power.

The Best Day EverSpongeBob

The Best Day Ever

How about some feel-good pop rock that’ll put a smile on your face, straight from a beloved American animated series? Sung by Tom Kenny, the voice actor of the main character, this track brims with irrepressibly positive energy, boldly declaring that today will be “the best day ever.” True to the creators’ aim of crafting “a Beatles-style cartoon song,” the sound is polished into superb pop rock.

The song first appeared on the movie’s soundtrack and later became the lead track of the acclaimed album “SpongeBob SquarePants: The Best Day Ever.” When it was used in the TV series, it drew a whopping 6.7 million viewers.

If you want to turn an ordinary day into something special, this just might be the perfect song.

AbyssYungblud

Anime “Kaiju No. 8” Non-Credit Opening | YUNGBLUD — “Abyss” | Airs/streams every Saturday from 11:00 PM

A number by YUNGBLUD, a British singer-songwriter who has won support from today’s youth for his rebellious spirit and diverse musicality.

It was selected as the opening theme for the TV anime Kaiju No.

8.

This track fuses YUNGBLUD’s raw energy with the anthemic power of his co-producer, Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons.

The punk-driven impulse and hard rock sound, which slam into the protagonist’s anguish over transformation and fighting spirit, are enough to get your blood pumping just by listening! Released in March 2024, the song is also included on the album Idols.

It’s the kind of track that will give you a push when you want to unleash the emotions you hold inside.

Glory DaysAndra Day

Andra Day – Glory Days (From “Cars 3″/Audio Only)

A track by Andra Day, known for her soulful vocals and vintage vibe.

It was featured in a scene from the film Cars 3 where a singer performs at a small-town bar.

Although it was used only briefly, her memorable voice became a talking point.

Route66John Mayer

John Mayer – Route 66 (Extended Version)

A lively and cool number by American singer-songwriter John Mayer.

It was used as the ending song for the movie Cars.

He’s also renowned as a guitarist, and the instrumental break and the final guitar performance are must-hears! The lyrics are unique, listing the names of towns along Route 66.

All In First ListenBrad Paisley

Brad Paisleys All In First Listen Planes Fire & Rescue Low

The ending song of the movie “Planes: Fire & Rescue.” It’s packed with the country rock flavor that country singer Brad Paisley excels at, yet its light, poppy sound makes for a very pleasant piece.

I Can’t Help Falling In LoveA*Teens

A Teens – I Can’t Help Falling In Love (Lilo and Stitch Version) HQ

This is a song used in Lilo & Stitch.

It’s a pop cover by the Swedish pop group A*Teens of an Elvis Presley classic that the main character Lilo loves.

Its bright and fun vibe enhances the world of Lilo & Stitch.