Recommended Western music/BGM for studying for junior high school students
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Study-friendly Western songs/BGM recommended for junior high school students (91–100)
Family SongGen Hoshino

It’s especially recommended for people who want to study while relaxing.
Gen Hoshino, a popular singer-songwriter who is also an actor, released it in 2017 as his 10th single.
Its warm message and gentle vocals are wonderful.
ShoutManami Numakura

A voice that soars straight ahead really lifts your spirits.
This track is by Kanagawa-born Yokohama singer Manami Numakura.
It was released in 2016 as her debut single and serves as the opening theme for the anime Magical Girl Raising Project.
spring thunderKenshi Yonezu

Your body can’t help but sway to the pleasant sound and rhythm.
This is a song by Kenshi Yonezu, a singer-songwriter from Tokushima Prefecture.
It’s included on his fourth album, BOOTLEG, released in 2018.
Recommended for those who prefer songs that aren’t too intense.
See youGreen Yellow Society

This song, with a heartrending vocal that tightens your chest, is by the rock band Ryokuoushoku Shakai from Aichi Prefecture.
It’s included on their first album, “Ryokuoushoku Shakai,” released in 2018.
It’s a track I especially want junior high school girls who like bands to listen to.
I love youKana Nishino

This is a heart-wrenching love song by Kana Nishino, the Queen of Love Songs.
Her gentle vocals are so soothing.
With its relaxed tempo, it seems perfect for staying focused on studying.
It was released in 2018 as her 32nd single.
the daysAvicii

First, I want you to watch the music video.
In a white room, he holds a black spray can and stencils the lyrics.
You could simply call this aesthetic nothing but cool.
As you can tell from the MV’s worldview, his songs are cool across the board.
Listen, watch, and you’ll undoubtedly get hooked on him.
Mary The NightLady Gaga

Starting with electronic tones and shifting into a powerful dance beat, this song features Lady Gaga’s soul-stirring vocals.
Thematically centered on self-acceptance and passion, it sings of love for New York nights.
Released in November 2011, the track is included on the album Born This Way and captured many hearts.
Its lyrics, which convey the importance of overcoming hardships and loving yourself, are sure to resonate with middle school students as well.
Listening to this song during study breaks will undoubtedly lift your spirits.
With Lady Gaga’s commanding vocal performance and message-rich lyrics, it will surely help you focus on your studies.





