Foreign music BGM to listen to at night: recommended classics and popular songs
Evenings are the kind of time when you want to put on some background music, whether you’re driving or reading.
So this time, I’ve selected some Western songs that are perfect as BGM for those nighttime vibes.
From tracks that pump you up to ones that help you relax, there’s a wide range here—so you’re sure to find a favorite.
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Western music BGM to listen to at night: Recommended masterpieces and popular songs (1–10)
PEOPLE CRYING EVERY NIGHTARIZONA

Arizona is a rock and electropop band formed in New Jersey in 2015.
They are also known for their performances at festivals such as the Governors Ball Music Festival and Lollapalooza.
This track was released in 2015.
Midnight In A Perfect WorldDj Shadow

An instrumental hip-hop track released in 1996 by American producer DJ Shadow.
It samples David Axelrod’s 1969 track “The Human Abstract.” The track was used in Channel 4’s variety show Jam.
Do YouNe-Yo

As a leading figure who has driven the mainstream R&B scene, Ne-Yo delivers mellow vocals in this track that’s perfect for late-night listening.
With an easy-to-groove feel and a refined, mature allure that heightens the mood, it’s a captivating masterpiece.
Western music BGM to listen to at night: Recommended masterpieces and popular songs (11–20)
Sexy LoveNe-Yo

This is a masterpiece by Ne-Yo, who commands immense trust for the texture of his tracks that are a hit with dancers and his deft vocal work.
It’s a glamorous piece that envelops the night in a sexy, sophisticated atmosphere with elegant flair.
Blue MoonMel Tormé

A serene and graceful melody, shining like the moon in a deep night sky, seeps into the heart.
Mel Tormé, the American master affectionately known as “The Velvet Fog” for his luscious baritone voice, delivers it superbly.
Released by Capitol Records in April 1949, this work became a major hit, reaching No.
20 on the U.
S.
charts.
Tormé brings warmth and emotional depth to a romantic story of a lonely protagonist who finds love through a miraculous encounter.
The arrangement deftly weaves in jazz elements, and his storytelling-like expressiveness is breathtaking.
Featured as well in MGM’s 1948 film Words and Music, it’s a gem of a ballad for adults—perfect for a quiet night with a glass in hand.
Baby I’m A FoolMelody Gardot

A captivating track featuring gentle vocals and a sophisticated jazz sound.
Its lyrics delicately portray the fear and inner conflict of falling in love, resonating deeply with listeners.
Included on Melody Gardot’s second album, “My One and Only Thrill,” it was released as a single in April 2009.
It peaked at No.
8 on Japan’s Japan Hot 100 chart, proving its international appeal.
The song has also been featured in film and television soundtracks and is loved by a wide audience.
It’s the perfect companion for a relaxing time at a café or a quiet conversation with someone special.
Cold Little HeartMichael Kiwanuka

A roughly 10-minute epic that begins with a grand opening.
It expresses inner conflict and self-loathing through profound lyrics and an emotionally rich vocal performance.
Included on Michael Kiwanuka’s album “Love & Hate,” released in July 2016, it was used as the theme song for the HBO series Big Little Lies.
Its unique sound world—melding soulful resonance with rock elements—is a track best savored in a quiet night or a calm café.
Recommended for those who value time spent facing themselves.





