Hidden gem spring songs in Western music. Recommended popular tracks.

Up Jumped SpringFreddie Hubbard

Freddie Hubbard – Up Jumped Spring

Freddie Hubbard, a trumpeter who represents American jazz.

At the young age of 20, he performed with renowned jazz players such as Ornette Coleman and Eric Dolphy, and his exceptional talent drew attention from the very beginning.

The hidden gem of his that I’d like to introduce is Up Jumped Spring.

Released in 1967, this piece, with its spring-themed, glamorous and stylish sound, earned high praise from jazz enthusiasts.

Peaches ft. Daniel Caesar, GiveonJustin Bieber

Justin Bieber – Peaches ft. Daniel Caesar, Giveon

Justin Bieber, a Canadian artist who draws attention from women around the world, initially occupied an idol-like position but is now known as a bona fide artist.

The song that marked his shift in direction is “Peaches ft.

Daniel Caesar, Giveon.” It blends elements of hip-hop and R&B into a melodic track with an overall chill vibe.

That atmosphere perfectly suits the feeling of spring, so definitely give it a listen.

Spring BreakdownLuke Bryan

Luke Bryan – Spring Breakdown (Official Music Video)

Luke Bryan, a country singer who was hugely active in the 2000s.

He’s known not for traditional country music, but for a style that blends contemporary pop and pop rock into country—an approach that really stands out.

Among his works, one famous song themed around spring is Spring Breakdown.

Its fresh, bright melody centered on spring is so uplifting that just listening to it fills you with energy!

Mr. Blue SkyElectric Light Orchestra

Electric Light Orchestra – Mr. Blue Sky (Official Video)

Electric Light Orchestra’s “Mr.

Blue Sky” is a song that symbolizes the arrival of spring, brimming with positivity.

Like a sun that never sets, its refreshing melody lifts the listener’s spirits.

Since its 1977 release, the secret to its enduring global appeal lies in its upbeat lyrics—sweeping away gloomy moods and heralding a new day—paired with irresistibly catchy sounds.

Especially when you listen to it in the spring sunshine, you can feel a full-body sense of renewal.

The percussive sound created by Bev Bevan striking a fire extinguisher further accentuates the song’s charm.

Featured in films like Megamind and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.

2, as well as the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2012 Summer Olympics, it’s a perfect track for spring!