Stylish Western music: that catchy song you hear on the street corner
I can’t forget that stylish song I heard on the street corner that day.
Perhaps truly great music is the kind that stays in many people’s memories.
You might not notice it much while walking around town, but when you think back at home, those stylish, addictive phrases start playing in your head—sounds that really catch your attention.
So we researched the buzzworthy tracks on our site and picked out popular works by international artists who are highly regarded by music fans.
Be sure to check them out!
Stylish Western music: those catchy songs you hear on the street (1–10)
Blinding LightsThe Weeknd
The cool, driving bassline has an upbeat new-wave vibe that’s perfect for listening to on a drive.
And of course, his unmistakably urban, sophisticated, and emotional vocals are as captivating as ever.
This is a single released by one of the most popular artists in the contemporary R&B scene, The Weeknd, in November 2019.
It offers a fresh feel with a slightly different flavor from his previous work.
The synth sounds evoke the 1980s, and there’s even some playful humor, like a slow-motion section in the middle.
With its comfortable tempo, it’s a track that will have you humming along before you know it!
Know Your WorthKhalid, Disclosure
With its stylish sound and beautiful vocals, this is a track that instantly creates a chic atmosphere the moment you play it.
A powerful partnership we’ve never seen before: a collaboration between DJ Khaled and Disclosure.
When everyday life feels like it’s missing that extra something, this song might be just what you need.
And of course, it’s a perfect choice for dancing, too.
Highly recommended for anyone who’s been getting less exercise with more time spent at home.
BoyfriendSelena Gomez
Selena Gomez is becoming even more captivating as a woman.
This track makes it clear that what she needs going forward is a refined, urban sound.
In other words, it suits her perfectly.
Give it a listen—it’s a mysterious dance track with a pleasantly languid tempo.
From what I see on social media and elsewhere, she has strong support from women, but from a male perspective, she’s undeniably cool too.
The sound seems heavily influenced by the underground.
Roses (Imanbek Remix)SAINt JHN
Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, Carlos St.
John—better known as Saint Jhn—is one of Russia’s hottest DJs.
This release is remixed by Imanbek.
It shot into the top 5 of the Global Shazam chart and became a hot topic.
It has surpassed 300 million streams worldwide.
It stayed on the dance music charts for eight consecutive months, proving his polished, uptempo sensibilities resonate globally.
A stylish, contemporary dance track with a chic vibe.
Break My HeartDua Lipa
Dua Lipa, a British singer-songwriter and fashion model whose husky voice and femininity pair with a strikingly cool singing style, is also very popular here in Japan.
This track is an uptempo, disco-tinged dance number with a funky bass line that makes you want to start dancing.
It’s well known as a club hit, too.
Many of you have probably heard it on the floor, right? It gradually gained popularity on social media and slowly spread from overseas to Japan.
Adore YouHarry Styles
This work is the lead track from the second solo album, Fine Line, released in December 2019, crafted by Harry Styles—member of One Direction and a hugely successful solo artist.
It straightforwardly sings of a heartbreaking longing for a woman he loves.
Be sure to check out the drama-style music video, which runs over seven and a half minutes! The drum beat and growling bass, along with vocals that sound like a cry from the heart, are incredibly cool.
MedicineBring Me The Horizon
Bring Me The Horizon, the new generation of alternative rock.
They drew attention for their boundary-pushing style, incorporating digital music into metalcore.
Their sound, which leans heavily into modern EDM, seems to divide longtime fans, but Oliver’s vocals, delivering those sensitive melodies with conviction, pierce straight to the heart.
This track is said to be a song directed at frontman Oliver Sykes’s ex-wife after their divorce.
Give it a listen while carefully reading the lyrics.