Recommended Western music for women in their 30s: world classics and popular songs
A special feature on Western music popular among women in their 30s!
We’ll cover everything—from songs frequently used in TV commercials, dramas, and wedding receptions as BGM, to that club favorite and hidden gems by famous artists.
Let’s explore them together!
Even if you don’t usually listen to Western music, why not take this opportunity to give it a try?
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Recommended Western songs for women in their 30s: World classics and popular tracks (31–40)
HaloBeyoncé

It’s Beyoncé’s “Halo.” It’s a song with a powerful, Beyoncé-esque melody that radiates feminine strength.
If someone like Beyoncé were to fall for you, you’d feel as if she could protect you no matter what happens—that’s how immense her power feels.
If you want to experience that overwhelming feminine power, listen to Beyoncé.
PerfumeBritney Spears

Britney Spears is often associated with a bright, poppy image, but this song is a deeply poignant piece about unrequited love.
It’s a one-sided love song that powerfully conveys a uniquely feminine jealousy and the strong desire to assert her presence to the person she loves.
Call Me MaybeCarly Rae Jepsen

It’s Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jepsen, notable for its catchy melody.
The lyrics stand out as she admits she might be crazy for falling in love right after meeting, yet still pleads, “So call me, maybe?”
I Need To Be In LoveCarpenters

Every day is busy with work, and even on days off I’m taking classes, having lunch with friends, or going to the movies.
That kind of daily life is fun, but before you know it, you might start to feel that falling in love is a hassle—perhaps something you’ve felt at least once.
Still, I think that feeling is actually the flip side of truly wanting to fall in love.
For women like that, of course, and also for anyone who has someone they like right now, please listen while layering on the feeling that “maybe this person is my destiny!”
Double RainbowKaty Perry

Katy Perry’s “Double Rainbow,” which she reportedly developed her gospel vocal skills for when she was younger.
When a woman falls in love, everything seems to shine! Maybe that’s the kind of feeling this song conveys.
She may be an especially appealing singer to women who love a mystical atmosphere.
A woman in love might even be able to make nature her ally.
Recommended Western music for women in their 30s: World classics and popular songs (41–50)
Only Girl(In the World)Rihanna

It’s an unrequited love song by R&B singer Rihanna.
As the title suggests, she keeps pleading to be the only woman in your eyes.
Rather than chasing after someone, the song is overflowing with a desire to be loved.
Diggin’ On YouTLC

It’s TLC’s ‘Diggin’ On You.
‘ In true TLC fashion, she coolly sings about her feelings, but the content is actually quite passionate.
She’s in love and can’t help but feel overjoyed—she just can’t get enough of him! You can really sense a woman’s emotions coming through.
With its brisk rhythm, it feels like an anthem for a woman determined to make this love work no matter how far it takes her.





