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.
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Stylish Western music: those catchy songs you hear on the street (31–40)
Under The BridgeRed Hot Chili Peppers
When it comes to the most well-known overseas rock bands in Japan, the Red Hot Chili Peppers—aka “Red Chili” in Japan—would likely be at the top of the list.
While they gained popularity with their eclectic mix of funk, rock, and hip-hop and their wild performances, they gradually revealed a more melodious American rock side as well, achieving global success.
In Japan, they’re big enough to headline the Tokyo Dome, so many people at least know their name.
In fact, the stand used by Akira Otoishi, the guitarist-aspiring rocker who appears in Part 4 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Diamond Is Unbreakable, is named “Red Hot Chili Pepper!”
Chasing CarsSnow Patrol
A signature song by Snow Patrol that weaves a universally resonant story of love.
Released in 2006 by the Scottish band, this piece captivated many with its simple melody and candid lyrics.
Included on the album Eyes Open, it gained worldwide attention after being featured in the U.
S.
TV drama Grey’s Anatomy.
It remained on the UK Singles Chart for 111 weeks and surpassed one million sales in the UK in 2013.
Long cherished as a song that accompanies life’s significant moments—such as weddings and memorial services—it continues to be beloved.
Honey I’m GoodAndy Grammer
Set to an American country-style melody, “Honey, I’m Good” features lyrics about staying true to real love despite being surrounded by various temptations.
Its popularity comes not only from the catchy tune but also from the music video, which showcases a variety of married couples and celebrates their love—so be sure not to miss that as well.
So LazyBen Cocks
Ben Cocks, a standout presence in the UK indie scene.
His airy vocals and gentle melodies pair perfectly in the song “So Lazy,” which was also featured in a department store commercial.
With his unpretentious style steadily growing his fanbase, we can’t take our eyes off what Ben Cocks does next.
For My PeopleJoey Bada$$
A mellow track released in 2017 by American rapper Joey Bada$$.
It reached No.
7 on the New Zealand charts.
It was inspired by Leon Klatzkin’s 1952 track “Superman Theme.”
Stylish Western music: Those catchy songs you hear on the street (41–50)
Peter PanKelsea Ballerini
A ballad about a boyfriend’s immaturity.
It was released in 2016 by American country-pop singer Kelsea Ballerini.
The music video, filmed in the Las Vegas desert, features model and actor Nick Davis.
Black SpiderManLogic ft. Damian Lemar Hudson
A powerful track that sings about taking pride in one’s race, religion, and sexual orientation, and respecting each other’s differences.
It was released in 2017 by the American rapper Logic.
It samples The Mohawks’ 1968 track “The Champ.”