Enjoy Spring! Western songs to listen to in April

April ShowersSugarland

Sugarland- April Showers

This time it’s “April Showers” by Sugarland.

This one feels a bit brighter, doesn’t it? It’s like it finds a sense of hope in something.

The strong, powerful vocals make it a song that blows away the blue, rainy mood.

Rainy days tend to make me feel gloomy, but listening to this track makes me think rainy days aren’t so bad after all!

Me & You Together SongThe 1975

The 1975 – Me & You Together Song

When it comes to the latest band sound in Western music, I’m pretty sure The 1975 is the undisputed pick! EDM may be dominating the Western charts, but the power and drama of live instruments are still so satisfying.

That breezy, spring-wind feel in the beat and the sense of space—‘Me & You Together Song’—even the title is truly wonderful.

In Japan, you could say they have a vibe similar to Spitz!

Star SignTeenage Fanclub

Teenage Fanclub – Star Sign

With its refreshing melody and vocals, this song evokes the arrival of spring.

It’s a track by the Scottish rock band Teenage Fanclub, released in August 1991.

Featured on the album Bandwagonesque, it reached No.

4 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart.

Its unique sound, a fusion of power pop and shoegaze, is captivating.

The lyrics invite deep reflection on fate and the power of faith.

It’s perfect for lifting your spirits as you set out on a new beginning while feeling the crisp spring breeze—an ideal companion for a drive, too.

Spring VacationThe Beach Boys

Spring Vacation

A track from The Beach Boys’ 2012 album “That’s Why God Made the Radio,” by the long-standing band that began as a surf rock group in the 1960s and has continued to thrive.

It drew attention as their first album in 20 years consisting solely of original songs.

This song features captivating choral work and, true to its title, is the kind of tune you’ll want to listen to when you’re in a laid-back, vacation mood!

Here Comes The SunThe Beatles

Here Comes The Sun (Remastered 2009)

It’s a famous Beatles song included on the 1969 album Abbey Road.

Among the tracks on Abbey Road, it’s celebrated as a masterpiece crafted by George Harrison.

There’s an anecdote that the song was born when George, tired of a business meeting, slipped out to visit his close friend Eric Clapton, finding inspiration amid the springlike nature around Clapton’s home.

It’s a classic that conveys the refreshing spirit of spring.

Waiting for the SunThe Doors

Waiting for the Sun

This is a song from The Doors’ 1969 album Morrison Hotel.

The Doors were an American rock band active from 1965 to 1972.

In addition to leaving behind classic songs as a rock band, member Jim Morrison drew attention for his fashion and gained popularity as a charismatic rock star.

It’s also recommended to spend a different kind of spring with this old-school rock track.

Start!The Jam

The Jam – Start

With its powerful rhythm and exhilarating melody, this is a song that evokes the arrival of spring.

It’s a track by The Jam, released in August 1980.

Issued as a single from the album Sound Affects, it reached number one on the UK charts.

The lyrics, inspired by the works of George Orwell, express a desire for connection and understanding.

Its sound, reminiscent of the Beatles’ Taxman, is also captivating.

As you head into spring with new encounters and challenges, this is a perfect song to give you a push—why not give it a listen?