Recommended Western music for men in their 30s: world classics and popular songs
I researched popular Western music for men in their 30s.
From slightly older classics to recent hits!
We gathered songs from a wide range of eras!
They’re great for casual listening or as background music for a drive—use them in all kinds of situations.
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Recommended Western music for men in their 30s: World classics and popular songs (1–10)
The Less I Know The BetterTame Impala

It’s a track that’s also included on Tame Impala’s classic album “Currents.” Tame Impala are known for songs rooted in ’60s–’70s psych rock, which paradoxically gives them a fresh feel.
Their music often has a floaty vibe and is very pleasant to listen to—highly recommended.
AngelAerosmith

This is a song by Aerosmith that was also used as the theme song for a Japanese drama.
Joe Perry’s melodious guitar intro is striking.
Over a refreshing backing sound, Steven Tyler sings with a gentle yet powerful voice.
LuvTory Lanez

Tory Lanez, hailing from Canada, is a talented artist who moves fluidly between R&B and hip-hop.
He made his major debut in 2016 with his flagship album “I Told You,” achieving the remarkable feat of landing a track from the album at No.
19 on the Billboard Hot 100.
His prowess also earned him a Grammy nomination in 2017, and in the same year he won the Juno Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year.
He coined his own style “Swavey,” blending genre-defying musicality with masterful use of Auto-Tune, weaving together a velvety singing voice and powerful rap.
In 2014, he founded his own label, One Umbrella, and has been active as a music producer as well.
He’s highly recommended for music fans exploring crossover sounds between R&B and hip-hop.
Recommended Western music for men in their 30s: World classics and popular songs (11–20)
Ten Feet Tall(feat.Wrabel)Afrojack

It’s an upbeat track that makes you want to jump for joy, and the beautifully delicate piano that resonates in the intro and at key moments is also incredibly appealing.
Included on the album “Forget the World.” A triumphant hit song by a world-renowned DJ and music producer who has also worked on tracks with Pitbull and Beyoncé.
Highly recommended.
PartitionBeyoncé

Beyoncé’s hip-hop-infused R&B featuring harmonies with her husband, JAY-Z.
Highly recommended for those who want to enjoy both hip-hop and R&B, or who are looking for relatively melodious hip-hop.
The incredibly sexy and chic vibe is unbeatable! A modern track with real depth.
Can’t Stop The FeeringJustin Timberlake

A super-stylish, upbeat pop song.
The urban, sophisticated vibe that’s Justin Timberlake’s hallmark is fully carried through here.
Perfect for a city stroll.
Perfect for a drive.
Great for when you’re feeling a bit down, too.
An easy, everyday go-to—highly recommended.
Karma PoliceRadiohead

It’s a song included on the album OK Computer, released in 1997 by the British rock band Radiohead.
The lyrics contain religious elements, and although it’s a rather negative and dark track, it’s a piece where you can feel Thom Yorke’s sensibility and talent.





