Foreign Love Songs: A Collection of Popular Overseas Love & Romance Songs [2025]

Fell In LoveMarshmello x Brent Faiyaz

Marshmello x Brent Faiyaz – Fell In Love (Official Music Video)

The collaboration track by Marshmello and Brent Faiyaz is an urban, sophisticated piece woven from a luscious melody and deeply resonant vocals.

It deftly portrays the complexities of love, beautifully expressing the turmoil of grappling with the gap between ideals and reality.

Released in May 2023, the song quickly went viral on social media and drew attention as a summer hit.

It’s a fitting track to kick off Brent’s “F*ck The World, It’s a Wasteland Tour.” It’s a must-listen for anyone struggling with love or looking to reevaluate their relationship with someone important.

All over meHaim

HAIM – All over me (Official Video)

Haim, the Grammy-nominated trio of sisters from Los Angeles, California.

From their first album in five years, “I Quit,” released in June 2025, let me introduce a track that’s irresistibly sweet and sexy.

It’s a pop-rock song that captures the heady rush of a tantalizing relationship—sweet yet never too deep, brimming with delicious frustration.

You can almost picture a grown-up romance woven from sensual thrills and perfectly measured distance.

Co-produced by former Vampire Weekend member Rostam, the refined sound delivers a smooth groove that’s perfect for nights when you want to sink into a slightly more sophisticated mood.

davina mccallWet Leg

Wet Leg – davina mccall (Official Video)

Wet Leg, a UK duo who became instant darlings of the indie scene after winning a Grammy with their debut album.

Their trademark is that striking blend of post-punk bite and scathing lyrics.

Released in June 2025, “davina mccall” is the lead single from their forthcoming album “moisturizer,” and it’s a gentle, sentimental love ballad that stands apart from their more aggressive image.

The song celebrates the cherishable routines found in a long-term relationship, richly reflecting the members’ personal romantic experiences.

Its dreamlike clay animation music video is also a must-see—perfect for moments when you want to spend time in calm and comfort.

we never datedsombr

sombr – we never dated (official lyric video)

It’s no exaggeration to say they’ve become a global sensation thanks to a viral hit on TikTok.

The young New York–born talent, sombr, released this track in June 2025.

The song explores the delicate, bittersweet feelings of a “relationship that never happened,” a theme many can relate to.

Its sound—ambient textures brimming with weightless atmosphere blended with gentle, folk-tinged melodies—is irresistibly soothing.

Riding the momentum of the previous release Undressed surpassing 200 million streams on Spotify, a Japan performance at Summer Sonic 25 has already been set for August 2025.

If you’re into indie pop, this one will completely knock you out.

Lovin’ YouMinnie Riperton

loving you minnie riperton

Isn’t this a song everyone has heard? Japanese artists often sing it in jazz or bossa nova arrangements.

Calling it legendary might be an exaggeration, but it truly is a masterpiece.

No matter how many times I listen, it’s so good it gives me goosebumps.

The original is by Minnie Riperton, a singer from Chicago.

It’s a very simple composition with acoustic and electric piano.

No PlaceBackstreet Boys

Backstreet Boys – No Place (Official Video)

Backstreet Boys released DNA in 2019, their first album in about six years! “No Place” is one of the songs on that album, and in the music video each member appears with his family, giving us a glimpse of them at home.

After years of hectic touring around the world, now that they’ve settled down with families, being close to their loved ones is probably what makes them happiest.

It was a lovely music video that really conveyed that feeling.

undressedsombr

sombr – undressed (official lyric video)

Somber, a New York–based artist born in 2005, has showcased remarkably precocious talent, crafting a unique worldview through deep sonic spaces and delicate soundscapes.

Released in March 2025, this work is a moving ballad that candidly lays bare anxieties and vulnerabilities surrounding love.

Co-produced with Tony Berg, it beautifully balances nuanced emotional expression with a striking melodic line.

While you can sense influences from The 1975 and Bon Iver, the track shines with its own distinctive sensibility.

It’s a meditative, introspective piece—perfect for quiet nights or moments when your mind won’t settle.