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 (41–50)
Dead MemoriesSlipknot

It’s a hugely popular song by a world-famous American masked metal band.
The track isn’t just about heavy guitar riffs; the melodic vocals make it quite mild, so it should be easy for even middle schoolers to listen to, and I think it’s perfectly fine to play while studying.
Study-Friendly Western Music/BGM Recommended for Junior High School Students (51–60)
So Far AwayStaind

A popular song by a progressive metal band that made their major debut after being discovered by Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst.
This track fully showcases their signature blend of melancholic melodies and heavy guitar riffs, and I think it can add an emotional edge to a middle schooler’s study sessions.
Shake It OffTaylor Swift

This song was written by Taylor for those who criticize her, and it strongly conveys her message.
“Shake It Off” means “don’t worry about it” or “shake it off.” With its bold lyrics and up-tempo sound, it’s a track that feels like it could instantly blow away your drowsiness.
Tokyo DriftTeriyaki Boyz

The theme song for Fast & Furious 3: Tokyo Drift.
The artists in charge of the theme for this popular Hollywood production are leading Japanese hip-hop artists, fitting for a film set in Japan.
They’ve created a Western-style rap that stands shoulder to shoulder with American hip-hop.
Make Up Your MindTheory Of A Deadman

A song by a popular four-piece rock band that made their major debut after being discovered by Canada’s national hard rock band, Nickelback.
Both the lyrics and the tone of the song are masculine and powerful, making it just right for junior high school students to listen to while studying.
OblivionMastodon
A track by a five-piece progressive metal band with enduring popularity in the United States.
This song is the lead track from their grand rock opera album, Crack the Skye, and it’s an exquisitely original and beautiful masterpiece that will leave you enthralled.
I hope you can use this song in your studies to lift your spirits.
HeroNickelback

A film by Canada’s national hard rock band, this is a massive hit that also became the theme song for Spider-Man.
The track embodies what you might call quintessential hard rock: gritty, catchy, and undeniably cool.
It also makes full use of Nickelback vocalist Chad Kroeger’s rock-infused voice, so it’s highly recommended for junior high school students who are studying.






