Summer songs from Western music that were hits in the 2000s
The evolution of electronic music had settled down and diversity began to flourish—the 2000s.
Among the many eras, the 2000s can be described as a time when a wide range of trends intertwined.
Not only rock and R&B, which were starting to fade from the mainstream, but also enduringly popular hip-hop, as well as techno and house—many genres were in the spotlight.
This time, we’ve selected Western music from the 2000s that’s perfect for summer! If you’d like to reminisce about your summer memories from back then, please take your time and read to the end!
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Parking Lot feat. Travis ScottMustard
The acclaimed track “Parking Lot feat.
Travis Scott” is defined by its powerful, memorable beat.
Produced by Mustard, the song unfolds in a summer night parking lot, portraying the loneliness and fatigue of urban life.
The collaboration with Travis Scott gives it an extra burst of energy.
Released in June 2024, it appears on the album Faith of a Mustard Seed.
It exudes a streetwise vibe reminiscent of Mustard’s earlier works, Ketchup and 10 Summers.
Perfect for late-night drives or when you want to escape the city’s clamor, it’s a summer-night anthem that will resonate with hip-hop fans—be sure to check it out.
Do YouNe-Yo
It’s a song released by Ne-Yo in 2007.
Its sentimental, beautiful melody and heartrending lyrics are striking, making it one of those quintessential Ne-Yo tracks known for tear-jerking love songs.
Listening to it while watching the long summer twilight might bring back memories of past romances and make you feel nostalgic.
Come Away With MeNorah Jones
It’s a song by Norah Jones released in 2002, and it was also included on the soundtrack for the film “Maid in Manhattan.” Its simple, laid-back sound and Norah’s gentle vocals are soothing.
When you’re worn out by the summer heat, listening to this track might make you feel a refreshing breeze.
Our Time NowPLAIN WHITE T’S
It’s a 2007 song by the American rock band Plain White T’s.
Many in the younger generation may not know them, but this track always feels fresh, so I recommend it.
With its fun, danceable sound and lyrics that scream youthful spirit, it’s perfect for summer entertainment or a dance party.
crushcrushcrushParamore
This is a song by Paramore released in 2007.
The energetic guitar sound and Hayley’s powerful vocals are awesome, and it makes you want to listen to it under the midsummer sun like in the music video.
I highly recommend it when you want to blow off some built-up stress or just feel refreshed.
What Hurts The MostRascal Flatts
The song originally belongs to country singer Mark Wills, but this is the version covered by Rascal Flatts.
The wistful intro is striking, and the lyrics are achingly sad.
The music video’s portrayal of complex romantic and parent–child relationships adds to the sense of melancholy.
Falling DownSelena Gomez and the Scene
A 2009 release by Selena Gomez and her then-band The Scene, this track pumps you up with a refreshing sound that feels perfect for a soft drink commercial.
You’ll also be tempted to take fashion cues from Selena’s stylish looks in the music video, which she’s had on point since her teen years.