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 (51–60)
April Sun In CubaDragon
Dragon’s “April Sun in Cuba” starts with a very rhythmic guitar.
The sunshine in April feels warm and pleasant, doesn’t it? Listening to this song makes me feel like I’m wrapped up in a cozy blanket.
It might be perfect for a hike or a drive, too.
It’s such a cheerful, uplifting track.
When April comes around, be sure to give it a listen!
Don’t Start NowDua Lipa
Dua Lipa, the next-generation superstar admired around the world.
Her appeal lies in her outstanding songs and looks—both at a remarkably high level.
The powerful track she sings is a wild, encouraging number that stokes the flames within your heart, making them blaze even brighter.
Mr. Blue SkyElectric Light Orchestra
A refreshing number by Electric Light Orchestra, a rock band from England known for their style that incorporates classical elements.
Released in 1978, it’s said that the song came to be written all at once when, after a string of foggy days, the sun suddenly appeared—making it a perfect track for the arrival of spring.
April in ParisElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
April in Paris, performed by jazz-vocal legends Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong.
It’s romantic without feeling suggestive—calm and gentle.
The song is also featured in the musical Walk A Little Faster.
Reading the lyrics conjures up stylish Parisian streets.
It’s a love song that gives you a little ticklish flutter.
The wonderful lyrics were written by lyricist Edgar “Yip” Harburg, who’s also known for penning the jazz standard Over the Rainbow.
It’s an easy listen even for jazz beginners!
Enjoy Spring! Western Music to Listen to in April (61–70)
Godzilla (feat. Juice WRLD)Eminem
This track features razor-sharp raps from Eminem and Juice WRLD, and its title is none other than “Godzilla”! It’s a truly monster-level song—perfect for those times when you want to feel a bit darker and badder than usual.
Crush that spring sluggishness like Godzilla.
Lose YourselfEminem
When you think of Eminem, this is probably the song that comes to mind.
“Lose Yourself” was released in 2002 as the theme song for the film 8 Mile, starring Eminem.
It spent an astonishing 12 consecutive weeks at number one on the Billboard charts, and won not only a Grammy but also the Academy Award—the first ever for a rap song.
8 Mile is a semi-autobiographical film based on his life.
In its theme song, Eminem puts into his own words his hunger and his intense focus on music.
It’s a perfect track to fire you up at the start of a new year.
Under The TableFIONA APPLE
Singer-songwriter Fiona Apple released her first album in about eight years in April 2020.
She carries the weight of harsh childhood trauma, and the world she creates—both in her lyrics and in her sound—has a certain warped quality.
In today’s music industry, artistry isn’t often sought after, but she refuses to conform to those trends at all.
This song and album strongly convey the theme: “Don’t be afraid to raise your voice.” Highly recommended for anyone looking to turn over a new leaf this spring and become stronger.