Hot Western anime songs that get you hyped
Japanese anime culture is loved around the world, and English anime songs are gaining attention as a hidden charm.
In overseas animation, English lyrics that match epic stories—like those in Disney works—can evoke a fresh sense of wonder.
In fact, the world of cool English-language anime songs is broader than you might think, including anime tracks created by international musicians and famous songs covered in English.
This time, we’ll introduce a selection of gem-like English anime songs that truly resonate with the heart!
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Hot Western anime songs that get you pumped (21–30)
Nothing Can Stop MeMark Holman
The opening song of the movie Planes.
Although the film was created featuring the world of Cars, whereas Cars incorporates many country songs, Planes has a stronger rock flavor.
Its opening also features a stunningly dynamic piece by rock musician Mark Holman.
Route66John Mayer
A lively and cool number by American singer-songwriter John Mayer.
It was used as the ending song for the movie Cars.
He’s also renowned as a guitarist, and the instrumental break and the final guitar performance are must-hears! The lyrics are unique, listing the names of towns along Route 66.
High-Energy Western Anime Songs That Get You Pumped (31–40)
You Don’t Stop NYCChris Classic & Alana D
An insert song from the movie Planes.
It was used in the scene where the protagonist flies around against the backdrop of New York’s night skyline.
Even if you haven’t seen the film, the track conjures up images of NYC at night.
Chris Classic’s smooth rap and Allan Dee’s soulful vocals are sexy as well.
FlyJon Stevens
This is a song from the movie “Planes.” It’s a piece by New Zealand rock musician Jon Stevens, and it really lets you enjoy his wild vocals.
The guitar sound is incredibly cool as well, making it a track that will get you totally pumped.
Glory DaysAndra Day
A track by Andra Day, known for her soulful vocals and vintage vibe.
It was featured in a scene from the film Cars 3 where a singer performs at a small-town bar.
Although it was used only briefly, her memorable voice became a talking point.
All In First ListenBrad Paisley
The ending song of the movie “Planes: Fire & Rescue.” It’s packed with the country rock flavor that country singer Brad Paisley excels at, yet its light, poppy sound makes for a very pleasant piece.
Kung Fu FightingCeeLo Green
The theme song of the movie Kung Fu Panda.
CeeLo, an American R&B rap musician, delivers a powerful performance of a melody that incorporates elements of Chinese music.
It’s a song that gives you the strength to feel like you’ve become stronger yourself.