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!
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Enjoy spring! Western songs to listen to in April (41–50)
Now That I Found YouCarly Rae Jepsen

A song released in February 2019 by Canadian musician Carly Rae Jepsen, who debuted in 2008.
It also drew attention for being used in the announcement video revealing the premiere date of season 3 of Netflix’s popular show Queer Eye.
It’s a springtime love anthem filled with encouragement for those who are in love.
Enjoy spring! Western songs to listen to in April (51–60)
Stop This FlameCeleste

Do you have any favorite singers in soul music? How about Celeste, the U.
K.
’s most talked-about rising star? Her track “Stop This Flame” is sizzling hot, with a rhythmic, passionate refrain.
No need to overthink it—one listen and you’ll be hooked by its irresistible power!
foreverCharli XCX

“Forever” was released in April 2020 by British singer-songwriter Charli XCX.
With her distinctive, whisper-like vocal style layered over intensely detailed sound effects, the track carries a subtle sense of loneliness.
That feeling is gently enveloped by warm synthesizers and choral harmonies, creating a well-balanced arrangement that is a highlight of the song.
Written about longing for a lover who is far away, this is a track I recommend to anyone in a long-distance relationship or anyone struggling with being apart from a cherished family member or friend.
Move On UpCurtis Mayfield

Curtis Mayfield, known as a legendary singer in soul and R&B.
His song “Move On Up,” included on his 1970 album Curtis, is a classic that has been featured in numerous films.
The bright tones of the brass band and the tight interplay of the rhythm section are striking.
Each instrument gets its own solo part, offering multiple ways to enjoy the track.
His soulful vocals, paired with the rhythmic performance, are uplifting.
Give this perfect-for-April track a listen as you welcome the cheerful spring season.
Move on UpCurtis Mayfield

After his time with the Chicago doo-wop group The Impressions, Curtis Mayfield went on to have a stellar career as a solo singer.
Move On Up is an encouraging anthem aimed at people striving toward their dreams or about to embark on something new.
With its funky beat and buoyant vocals, it leaves a strong impression.
When worries pile up and you start to feel negative, give this song a listen and see if it helps you reset your mindset.
Bad DayDaniel Powter

Bad Day by Canadian singer-songwriter Daniel Powter.
Starting in April, many people experience changes in their environment due to new jobs or the start of a new school year.
The lyrics gently encourage you, saying, ‘It was just an unlucky day,’ so I recommend it to anyone struggling to fit into a new environment or having a tough time at work.
The lyrics are catchy, so even those who don’t usually listen to Western music will enjoy it.
Be sure to check it out.
April Sun In CubaDragon

Dragon is a rock band from New Zealand.
While they aren’t extremely well-known worldwide, they’re popular in New Zealand, and their keyboardist Paul Hewson has written numerous hit songs for New Zealand artists.
One of their classics, April Sun in Cuba, as the title suggests, is themed around April and became a hit primarily in the English-speaking world.
It features a bright, springlike melody that makes it especially appealing.






