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Enjoy Spring! Western songs to listen to in April

When you think of Western music to listen to in April, what kind of songs come to mind?

Personally, I like powerful melodies that give me a push forward.

So, this time, it’s a special feature on “Western songs to listen to in April”!

I’ve selected tracks from various angles: songs released in April, songs with melodies or lyrics that are perfect for April, and even songs themed around April.

I’m also introducing some lesser-known tracks, so if you’re looking for Western music that suits you, be sure to check it out!

Enjoy Spring! Western songs to listen to in April (121–130)

Never Say Never ft. Jaden SmithJustin Bieber

Justin Bieber – Never Say Never ft. Jaden
Never Say Never ft. Jaden SmithJustin Bieber

Never Say Never is a classic collaboration between a young Justin Bieber and Jaden Smith, the son of Will Smith who is also active as an actor.

The song was used as the theme for the 2010 film The Karate Kid, which drew attention for starring Jaden.

The movie portrays a fighter who keeps getting back up despite grueling training, and the song likewise sings about the importance of never giving up.

The title Never Say Never carries the meaning of “don’t say you can’t.” April is a season that makes you want to start something new—let this song give you a push.

YummyJustin Bieber

Justin Bieber – Yummy (Official Video)
YummyJustin Bieber

A cute-titled Justin Bieber track called “Yummy.” Contrary to the title, it has a mature, laid-back vibe, and that imbalance works perfectly.

The lyrics are very dramatic, cleverly leveraging both the image and the pleasing sound of the word “yummy.” It’s a stylish song for spring that might just give you an edge over the competition!

Hypnagogic (I Can’t Wait) [edit]Love Regenerator, Calvin Harris

Love Regenerator, Calvin Harris – Hypnagogic (I Can’t Wait)
Hypnagogic (I Can't Wait) [edit]Love Regenerator, Calvin Harris

Hypnagogic, a track by Scottish DJ Calvin Harris, is remarkable for its psychedelic video.

The masterful track-making, delivered alongside truly trippy visuals, has an addictive quality that never gets boring until the song ends.

It’s a perfect tune to boost your spring mood!

Who Do You LoveThe Chainsmokers

The Chainsmokers – Who Do You Love (Lyric Video) ft. 5 Seconds of Summer
Who Do You LoveThe Chainsmokers

A song released at the start of 2019 by The Chainsmokers, a DJ duo and music producers active in the EDM scene since around 2012.

It also drew attention for featuring the Australian pop-rock band 5 Seconds of Summer.

The strengths of both groups really shine through, making it a track that fans of either act can enjoy.

Enjoy Spring! Western songs to listen to in April (131–140)

Rock the CasbahThe Clash

The Clash – Rock the Casbah (Official Video)
Rock the CasbahThe Clash

The Clash, a punk band that influenced globally popular groups like U2 and Nirvana.

Among the tracks on their 1982 album Combat Rock is Rock the Casbah.

With lyrics that carry political messages, the song unfolds over a rhythmic band performance.

Their passionate spirit comes through in the vocal style, which feels as if they’re speaking directly to the listener.

It’s an impassioned piece themed around the kasbah, meaning a fortress.

Be sure to give this uplifting number a listen to brighten the warm spring season.

Grazing In the GrassThe Friends Of Distinction

This is a delightful track with a brisk melody that evokes a refreshing spring breeze.

Released in March 1969 by The Friends of Distinction, it reached No.

3 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The lyrics, which depict leisurely moments spent in a meadow, carry a message of enjoying the beauty and peace of nature.

Featured on the album “Grazin’,” the song is characterized by its distinctive blend of late-’60s pop and R&B.

It’s a perfect recommendation for April, when new beginnings inspire a fresh start.

In conclusion

We’ve introduced a lot of songs so far! Did you find any you like? April is a month of many changes, and I think it’s when we start to feel more sensitive.

From upbeat tracks to mellow, calming ones, I sensed a wide range of images in songs themed around April.

It really is completely different from summer or winter! The fact that there’s no single “right” mood for a song might be something unique to Western music.