Western music that gets you pumped. Recommended up-tempo tracks.
“I just can’t get pumped up…” If you’re a music lover, you probably have a stash of songs that lift your spirits when you feel like that.
In this article, we’re focusing on Western music and carefully selecting upbeat tracks that are popular with many people.
We’ll try to include as many newer songs as possible.
In the latter half, we’ll also feature timeless classics—nostalgic hits that never fade.
Hopefully you’ll discover a favorite artist or a new track.
Enjoy!
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Upbeat Western music to get you hyped: recommended uptempo tracks (131–140)
New LookRita Ora
This is a bangin’ track Rita Ora released in July 2019.
The music video is intricately produced with a world that feels like it could appear in Fast & Furious.
It’s a very 2019 song, featuring a bouncy phrase at the drop.
The intro, verse, and pre-chorus have a relatively calm, mid-tempo mood.
The MV includes scenes of street car racing, but it’s dangerous—so make sure to close off the road before doing anything like that.
Mr. BrightsideThe Killers
A masterpiece by the American rock band The Killers that explodes with youthful energy.
Its striking guitar riffs and driving drum beats grab you from the start, and the propulsive rock sound makes it perfect for school sports festivals or dance performances.
The vocals deliver a bittersweet love story infused with universal emotions like jealousy and insecurity.
Released in September 2003, the track drew major attention as the lead single from the acclaimed album Hot Fuss and was even nominated for a Grammy.
The album sold over seven million copies worldwide, catapulting The Killers to stardom.
The soaring, crowd-pleasing chorus and emotional vocals offer wide-ranging possibilities for choreography.
It’s a great pick for students who want to fully express youthful energy.
Yeah 3xChris Brown
Chris Brown is a singer who’s almost universally known in R&B and pop.
With his distinctive high-tone voice, he has enjoyed immense popularity since he was just 16.
Recently, he even released a double album with 40 tracks, and his momentum keeps building—he’s someone you just can’t take your eyes off!
Wrapped Up (feat. Travie McCoy)Olly Murs
It’s a collaboration between Olly Murs, who always puts out cool tracks, and Travie McCoy.
In the music video, they show off some impressive dance moves.
All of his songs are unabashedly suave, but it really suits him—and I can’t help but fall for it.
BraveSara Bareilles
It’s a number-one hit by Sara Bareilles, also famous in Japan for being used in a commercial.
You’ve probably heard it at least once.
As a singer-songwriter, Sara has written many songs that give people courage.
This is definitely a track you’ll want to check out.