Hidden gems that resonate with the heart. Be enveloped by the beautiful melodies of Western music.

Blown by the windBob Dylan

Blowin’ in the Wind — Bob Dylan, “Kaze ni Fukarete”

A masterpiece born during the turbulent 1960s continues to resonate in our hearts.

Its lyrics, expressing a yearning for peace and freedom through a series of questions, spark the listener’s imagination.

This signature work by Bob Dylan was included on the 1963 album The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan.

The cover by Peter, Paul and Mary became a major hit, reaching No.

2 on the Billboard Pop chart.

Embraced as an anthem of the civil rights movement, it was also performed at the 1963 March on Washington.

When you want to question the injustices of society, why not listen to this song? Its universal message is sure to bring a fresh breeze to your heart.

VacationConnie Francis

Connie Francis – Vacation

The song released in 1962, celebrating the joys of summer, symbolizes youthful freedom and the possibilities of love.

Connie Francis’s soaring vocals vividly evoke summer memories like dates on sandy beaches and under starry skies.

Since its release, Connie Francis has enjoyed worldwide popularity, and this track has become a signature hit of her career.

In Japan, a Japanese-language version was released in October 1962 and was loved by many.

Even today, this work delivers a fresh thrill and is perfect for a drive—its catchy melody is sure to lift your spirits.

Karma ChameleonCulture Club

Culture Club – Karma Chameleon (Official Music Video)

The song that became a worldwide hit in 1983 speaks about the instability of human relationships and self-contradiction.

Its colorful, vibrant rhythm and melodic chorus capture listeners’ hearts and won’t let go.

Included on Culture Club’s second album, Colour by Numbers, it became the best-selling single of 1983 in the UK.

The music video is set in Mississippi in 1870 and portrays people of diverse ethnic backgrounds.

This track is recommended for moments when you want to forget daily stress or relax.

If it piques your interest, give it a listen.

Let’s DanceDavid Bowie

David Bowie – Let’s Dance (Live)

A masterpiece themed around dance and love that expresses an attitude of enjoying life through the power of music.

Released in April 1983 as the title track of the album “Let’s Dance,” it marked a turning point in David Bowie’s career.

With Chic’s Nile Rodgers as producer and Stevie Ray Vaughan delivering striking guitar work, its danceable beat and emotional sound create a world that’s sure to captivate not only Western music fans but listeners of all kinds.

The music video also conveys a social message, depicting critiques of issues affecting Australia’s Indigenous peoples and of corporate culture.

It’s the perfect song for those moments when you want to ride an irresistible rhythm and enjoy life with your loved one.

November Has ComeGorillaz

Gorillaz – November Has Come (Official Video)

It’s a hidden gem by Gorillaz that captures the changing seasons and the transience of life.

MF DOOM’s powerful rap stands out, and the heavy beat in the background lingers in your ears.

Featured on the album Demon Days, released in May 2005, it captured the hearts of fans around the world.

The lyrics, which touch on disillusionment with society and the passage of time, convey the importance of accepting change and cherishing the present moment.

Its unique sound—fusing hip-hop and alternative rock—hints at new possibilities in music.

It’s perfect for a long autumn night, letting your thoughts wander as you listen.

GraceJeff Buckley

Jeff Buckley – Grace (from Live in Chicago)

A song whose delicate yet powerful vocals resonate with the heart.

It’s the title track from the 1994 debut album Grace, imbued with a profound message that true love frees one from the fear of death.

Drawing inspiration from his own romantic experiences and literature, Jeff Buckley’s talent shines as he expresses the complexities of love and a journey of self-discovery.

Selected for Rolling Stone’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time, it’s a track that left a significant mark on the music world.

A moving masterpiece perfect for listening alone on a quiet night.

Working Class HeroJohn Lennon

WORKING CLASS HERO. (Ultimate Mix, 2020) – John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band (official music video HD)

A masterpiece that develops social critique from the perspective of the working class.

Its simple melody, woven with just an acoustic guitar, and its earnest lyrics strike straight to the heart.

Included on the 1970 album “John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band,” this work is known as one of John Lennon’s defining pieces from the early days of his solo career.

It carries sharp insights into social oppression and inequality, and its powerful, undiminished message remains compelling today.

When you’re questioning life or becoming aware of society’s contradictions, why not listen to this song that resonates so deeply?