Western songs you’ll want to listen to leisurely on your days off. World classics and popular hits.
A holiday that offers a moment of peace from busy days.
You might be thinking, “I want to go out somewhere and blow off some steam!”
I imagine many people feel that way, but given the times, that’s not so easy to do.
In moments like these, how about relaxing with some Western music?
So this time, we’ve selected Western tracks that are perfect for a laid-back day off!
The first half features the latest songs and trending tracks.
The second half is a cohesive set of Black music that’s perfect for a holiday—organized enough to use as a playlist as is.
Be sure to check it out to the end!
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- Hidden gems of Western music. Lesser-known songs.
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- Refreshing Western music: pleasant Western songs that help you feel refreshed.
- Classic Western songs you want to listen to in the morning
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- Western songs to listen to in the evening: a collection of moody tracks perfect for sunset time
- [2025] Female-vocal Western music bands. Featuring many rock and metal bands too!
Western songs you want to listen to leisurely on your day off: World classics and popular songs (71–80)
Calm DownRema, Selena Gomez

A hit number that’s popular in Japan too, “Calm Down.” Many of you have probably heard it on the radio or in stores.
It’s a collaboration between Nigerian artist Rema and Selena Gomez, and the song portrays a man who falls in love at first sight and gradually grows closer to a woman.
Crafted with an Afrobeat vibe that suits nighttime relaxation, it also features a memorable chorus with humming.
It’s perfect for when you want to chill, so be sure to give it a listen.
RiversideAgnes Obel

This song was often used in flashback scenes of Emily, the protagonist of the hit international drama “Revenge,” which is said to have been watched by 180 million people across the United States.
It matches the heroine well—sad, yet imbued with strength.
For fans of the show, it’s a deeply meaningful track.
Of course, I can confidently recommend it even to those who haven’t seen the series.
You’re Always HereAshley Tisdale

Ashley, who shot to fame with the High School Musical series, has finally released a long-awaited new song.
She hadn’t put out new music for a long time, but her beautiful vocals haven’t diminished—in fact, they’ve evolved even further.
Dedicated to her late grandfather, this song brings tears to your eyes.
Lovin’ So HardBecky G

Becky, the singer-rapper who became famous with “Shower.” Unlike her other poppy tracks, this song has a slightly slower tempo and is something you’ll want to listen to at a relaxed pace.
Playing the boyfriend in the music video is Austin Mahone.
Unfortunately, they’ve already broken up, but he’s Becky’s ex-boyfriend.
Watching their cheerful music video is soothing.
Need You Right NowBethany Mota ft. Mike Tompkins

It’s a duet by Bethany, a popular American YouTuber, and Mike, a human beatboxer.
The more you listen, the more it grows on you, and you’ll find yourself replaying it over and over.
The playful and stylish music video is also a highlight.
Never Say GoodbyeBon Jovi

It’s a song by the American rock band Bon Jovi, included on their third album in 1987, and you could say it’s a perfect introduction to Bon Jovi.
While “Never Say Goodbye” might be a better title, his husky vocals and the guitar tones soothe the heart.
I’ll Make Love To YouBoyz II Men

A 1994 song by an R&B group formed in 1988 with five Black vocalists.
The track achieved the remarkable feat of staying at number one on the charts for 14 consecutive weeks and is still beloved by fans today.
It’s a reliably soothing piece, crafted in the tradition of the group’s many heart-stirring ballads.





