Spring Songs Ranking in Western Music [2025]

It Might As Well Be SpringFrank Sinatra57rank/position

It Might As Well Be Spring

Sung by the world-renowned jazz vocalist Frank Sinatra, “It Might As Well Be Spring” is a work that reflects a broad musical sensibility spanning jazz, pop, and classical.

Originally written for the 1945 musical film State Fair, its memorable melody and sophisticated arrangement have earned it a place on multiple albums.

The song beautifully captures the feeling of yearning for spring’s arrival, allowing listeners to savor springlike emotions even when it isn’t spring.

Showcasing Sinatra’s rich expressive power, this classic is perfect for a long spring evening.

When you’re feeling tired, give it a listen and let it soothe you.

Some Other SpringBillie Holiday58rank/position

Some Other Spring

Billie Holiday has produced many classic songs about love and parting, and among them, one that especially symbolizes spring is “Some Other Spring.” Recorded in 1939, this piece showcases Billie’s delicate yet profound expressiveness.

Like spring flowers coming to life, the concept of entrusting the longing and hope for a lost love to a new spring captures the hearts of many listeners.

At the same time, it harbors an icy coldness deep within, where Billie’s true artistry shines.

As spring arrives and one tries to find love again, the past romance remains unforgettable—many listeners surely feel that poignant ache resonating through Billie’s voice.

This work is a masterpiece that brilliantly captures the complex emotions of longing for the fresh beginnings spring brings while still being haunted by a lost love.

AprilDeep Purple59rank/position

April

Deep Purple, the legendary rock band from England.

Alongside Led Zeppelin, they are giants of hard rock and have had a major influence on bands around the world.

You might wonder, “Do they even have any hidden gems?” As a matter of fact, they do! Their track April is known among fans as one of their underrated masterpieces.

As the title suggests, it’s themed around spring and has earned high praise.

Be sure to give it a listen.

Swing SpringMiles Davis60rank/position

Swing Spring

Miles Davis is one of the most famous jazz trumpeters in the world and is known in Japan as the “Emperor of Modern Jazz.” His prowess as a trumpeter is exceptional, and he leveraged his advanced performance skills to venture not only into jazz but also into genres like hip-hop and electric jazz.

His renowned piece “Swing Spring” is a work themed around spring, characterized by a buoyant, springlike, and smooth melody.

Circles On BlackJosh Lawrence61rank/position

Circles On Black

This piece appears on jazz trumpeter Josh Lawrence’s album “Contrast,” released in March 2018.

It offers a contemporary interpretation of jazz tradition, exploring the fusion of color theory and music.

Through its timbre and rhythms, it conveys rich emotion and storytelling, inviting a range of listener interpretations.

It also includes homages to jazz masters, making it irresistible for jazz fans.

With a refreshing vibe perfect for the cheerful atmosphere of spring, it’s an ideal listen for a leisurely spring afternoon or a stroll with someone special.

HelloAdele62rank/position

Adele – Hello (Official Music Video)

Hello, released in 2015 by Adele, the British singer with numerous Grammy Awards to her name.

The song didn’t just capture hearts in the UK; it charted across the globe, including in the United States.

It portrays the poignant moments of remembering an ex and repeatedly calling them, unable to let go.

Thinking about the places where they loved each other and the time they spent together can make your heart swell.

It’s a sweeping ballad in which her emotional vocals embrace that universally felt sense of helplessness and loneliness.

Why not listen to it in spring—the season of new encounters that arrives after overcoming a breakup?

BelieverImagine Dragons63rank/position

Imagine Dragons – Believer (Official Music Video)

Many of you have probably heard it in a Galaxy smartphone commercial: “Believer” by the American rock band Imagine Dragons.

Released in 2017, it became a hit, reaching No.

4 on the U.

S.

song charts.

In Japan, it was featured in a commercial in 2021 and has been attracting renewed attention.

It’s a fiery fight song, yet catchy and easy to listen to.

It’s the perfect track to pump you up in the spring when you’re taking on something new and need an energizing boost.