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Fun Western pop songs—tunes that make you feel happy just by listening

Don’t you ever feel like listening to bright, upbeat tunes to lift your spirits?I’m sure we all enjoy music that way sometimes!You probably have a favorite go-to track you usually listen to, but how about digging for something new?This time, we researched foreign songs with a reputation for being fun, based on solid feedback from music fans who follow our site!We want to make your day just a little happier!With that in mind, we carefully curated this selection.

We’ve picked a variety of tracks, both old and new, so please check them out!

Fun Western music tracks: Songs that make you happy just by listening (41–50)

Stayin’ AliveBee Gees

Bee Gees – Stayin’ Alive (Official Video)
Stayin' AliveBee Gees

The Bee Gees are a male group from Australia known for their beautiful harmonies and melodies.

This disco song, released in 1977, became famous for its use in the film Saturday Night Fever.

It’s a song where the singer keeps telling himself he’ll be okay even when he’s in a “help me” kind of state, and its surreal vibe actually makes it fun to listen to.

The encouraging lyrics paired with the comfortable groove are just the best! The music video has a subtle, gradually building kind of fun, too.

It’s a classic disco delight, and it’s also the kind of number you can hum or dance to when you’re in a pinch to lift your spirits.

Begging YouThe Stone Roses

The Stone Roses – Begging You
Begging YouThe Stone Roses

The Stone Roses are one of the quintessential British bands, and they influenced groups like Oasis and Blur, who exploded in the ’90s.

Even now, this track sounds stylish—you’ll be struck by its complex, groovy drumming, the understated, ambient vocals, and the production chops that make this sound possible.

Peak British rhythm—experience it and let it set you on fire.

Take On Mea-ha

a-ha – Take On Me (Official Video) [4K]
Take On Mea-ha

That delightfully bubbly intro really leaves an impression, doesn’t it? It’s a huge hit from the 1980s by the Norwegian synth-pop band a-ha.

The original was released in 1984, and the hit version produced by Alan Tarney came out in 1985.

The message of “please accept me” and the confession that feels like a call to action are charming.

The synthesizer melody creates a very fun atmosphere, and Morten Harket’s airy vocals are so pleasant.

It’s a perfect track to play on a drive for a date to lift the mood!

365Zedd, Katy Perry

Zedd, Katy Perry – 365 (Lyrics)
365Zedd, Katy Perry

This is a collaboration between music producer Zedd—who skyrocketed to fame in Japan after the 2017 hit “Stay”—and Katy Perry.

The track features Zedd’s signature fresh yet rich sound and leans more on the mellow side.

Pay attention to the bouncy production that highlights Katy Perry’s emotional vocals.

EarthLil Dicky

This song, released under the title “Earth” by Lil Dicky—an American comedian, rapper, and environmentalist—is, as he says, “the most important” of his career, and you can feel his strong passion in it.

With star-studded contributions from artists like Justin Bieber, Ed Sheeran, and Ariana Grande, it delivered a message to the world.

It’s a fantastic charity song that can be enjoyed by both adults and children.

Despacito ft. Daddy YankeeLuis Fonsi

Luis Fonsi – Despacito ft. Daddy Yankee
Despacito ft. Daddy YankeeLuis Fonsi

Luis Fonsi, a singer who represents Puerto Rico.

He has produced many hit tunes, and among them, “Despacito ft.

Daddy Yankee” was an especially massive hit.

It’s no exaggeration to call it the best-selling Latin music track in history, and the song itself is crafted to be extremely catchy.

Of course, it also exudes a joyful vibe, so be sure to use it as a party tune.

YMCAVillage People

Village People – YMCA (OFFICIAL Music Video 1978)
YMCAVillage People

The Village People are an American music group that gained worldwide popularity for their distinctive sound, which blends disco, R&B, and dance-pop.

They produced numerous hit tunes, but among them, YMCA became an explosive hit.

In Japan, Hideki Saijo covered the song in Japanese, so many people may already know it.

The call of “YMCA” is extremely catchy and perfectly captures the fun of the song.

If you’re familiar with the Japanese version, be sure to listen to the original as well.