Popular Western female singer-songwriters

ShowerBecky G

Becky G – Shower

Becky G is an American singer-songwriter and rapper who rose to fame after posting videos on YouTube.

This song is a fresh pop track that incorporates elements of rap, charmingly expressing the feelings of a girl in love.

The WayAriana Grande

Ariana Grande – The Way (Official Video) ft. Mac Miller

Ariana Grande overwhelms listeners with a powerful voice you’d never expect from her slim frame.

Her delicate, refined looks—appealing to Japanese tastes—are surely part of her charm as well.

This work features rapper Mac Miller.

With its exceptional groove, it’s a track that’s a pleasure to listen to.

Released in 2013.

Mr. BeautifulCheyenne Kimball

Cheyenne Kimball – Mr. Beautiful

Cheyenne Kimball is an American singer-songwriter who, at the young age of 12, won the TV show “America’s Most Talented Kid.” This song is a sad yet powerful anthem about breaking up with a boyfriend who doesn’t treat her well.

Cheyenne’s strong-willed, emotionally resonant vocals also leave a deep impression.

RehabAmy Winehouse

Amy Winehouse – Rehab

Amy Winehouse possessed an incredible voice, praised by the likes of Lady Gaga and The Rolling Stones.

Sadly, she passed away in 2011 at the young age of 27.

This song was inspired by her experiences with rehabilitation for drug and alcohol addiction during her lifetime.

The subject matter is serious, but the sound is very cool, and her husky voice is captivating.

All About That BassMeghan Trainor

Meghan Trainor – All About That Bass (Japan Subtitled Version)

It’s got an amazing Japanese title, but that’s because Meghan is actually a curvy woman.

Released in 2014, this song is a positive piece that reaches out to all girls worried about their body shape, telling them “being chubby is a good thing.” The sound has a 1950s doo-wop vibe, and the dance featuring only curvy women is adorable.

All I Wanna DoSheryl Crow

Sheryl Crow – All I Wanna Do (original music video)

Sheryl Crow’s 1994 hit song, notable for its cool-sounding steel guitar, won the Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance at the 1995 Grammy Awards.

It was highly acclaimed and a major commercial success.

The lyrics are said to be based on a poem written by an American poet.

Ma jeunesse fout le campFrançoise Hardy

FRANCOISE HARDY - I Won’t Go to the Woods Anymore

Françoise Hardy, the French songstress.

Yuming’s song “Watashi no Françoise” (“My Françoise”) was written as a tribute to Françoise Hardy.

“Comment te dire adieu” (Japanese title: “Mō mori e nanka ikanai”) was released in 1967.

In Japan, it became a hit after being used in a TV drama.