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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!

Foreign songs you’ll want to listen to leisurely on your day off: World classics and popular tracks (41–50)

Bad DayDaniel Powter

Daniel Powter – Bad Day (Official Music Video) [HD]
Bad DayDaniel Powter

Although the title gives a negative impression as “The Worst Day,” it’s actually a cheer-up song.

It’s perfect for anyone who wants to set a refreshing weekend mood with light vocals and a pleasant rhythm.

Even if things haven’t gone well up to yesterday, with full-on encouragement, you’ll surely feel more positive.

Western songs to relax to on a day off: World classics and popular tracks (51–60)

Every Breath You TakeThe Police

The Police – Every Breath You Take (Official Music Video)
Every Breath You TakeThe Police

Koichi Hirose, a character who appears from Part 4, Diamond Is Unbreakable, through Part 5, Golden Wind, of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, owns an old dog named “Police,” whose supposed namesake is the British band The Police.

They were an unbeatable power trio of exceptional musicians—Sting, Stewart Copeland, and Andy Summers—who, within a career of less than ten years, released innovative works and achieved worldwide hits.

They have five original albums, and to feel the remarkable evolution they underwent in just a few years, I highly recommend listening to them in order of release!

Into YouAriana Grande

Ariana Grande – Into You (Official Video)
Into YouAriana Grande

This song is included on Ariana, the popular singer who has visited Japan many times, and her album “Dangerous Woman.” I often hear it in stores.

There’s no need to explain the appeal of her beautiful high notes.

The super sexy music video is also a must-see.

Call It WhateverBella Thorne

Bella Thorne – Call It Whatever (Official Video)
Call It WhateverBella Thorne

This song by the red-haired young actress Bella is just too cute.

The tempo is great, so it makes you want to sing and dance along.

Her adorable smile and sharp dance moves in the music video are must-see.

Be sure to watch for the charming little twist at the end of the video, too.

Rainy Days And MondaysCarpenters

Carpenters – Rainy Days And Mondays
Rainy Days And MondaysCarpenters

You can’t talk about Western music without this person.

Times may change, but her beautiful voice and clear, easy-to-listen singing never lose their luster.

Even if it rains on your day off, don’t be discouraged—why not reset your mood with this song?

Let Her GoPassenger

Passenger | Let Her Go (Official Video)
Let Her GoPassenger

Passenger is a singer-songwriter from the UK.

This track is one of his biggest hits.

While it’s a breakup song, its theme—realizing the value of something only after you’ve lost it—makes it a great recommendation even for those feeling their relationship has gone stale.

Released in July 2012, it reached number one on music charts in over 20 countries.

On Spotify, it has surpassed one billion streams, and it was also featured in a 2014 Super Bowl commercial.

The gentle guitar and piano melodies are soothing—perfect for a laid-back listen on a day off.

RainKenny Barron

Its delicate, story-rich performance is like a gentle spring rain quietly falling.

This gem of a duo by American artists Kenny Barron and Dave Holland weaves an elegant world that seeps into the heart.

Featured on their 2014 album The Art of Conversation, this piece captures the multifaceted character of rain through a resonant dialogue between piano and bass.

The refined melodies and deep, resonant sound tenderly envelop moments of quiet reflection—listening to raindrops by the window or yearning for the arrival of spring.

Perfect for a calm afternoon tea or as a companion to reading on a rainy day, it is sure to create a lovely, soothing interlude.