Western music that gets you pumped. Recommended up-tempo tracks.
“I just can’t get pumped up…” If you’re a music lover, you probably have a stash of songs that lift your spirits when you feel like that.
In this article, we’re focusing on Western music and carefully selecting upbeat tracks that are popular with many people.
We’ll try to include as many newer songs as possible.
In the latter half, we’ll also feature timeless classics—nostalgic hits that never fade.
Hopefully you’ll discover a favorite artist or a new track.
Enjoy!
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Upbeat Western music to get you pumped: Recommended uptempo tracks (141–150)
Hey Look Ma, I Made ItPanic! At The Disco
A feel-good, four-on-the-floor banger from Panic! At The Disco.
Despite the energizing rhythm and catchy chorus, the lyrics and music video are quite laced with irony.
Even if you achieve success and make money, your feelings don’t necessarily keep up, I suppose.
There Was This Girl (Static Version)Riley Green
Riley Green’s “There Was This Girl,” which starts with a bright intro.
The song has a gritty feel, but it also comes across as somewhat upbeat and polished.
Riley Green has a lot of songs that make you want to do a simple acoustic rendition, doesn’t he? Don’t you think listening to this when you’re feeling a bit sentimental could give you a little boost?
Hard TimesParamore
A standout track from Paramore’s 2017 album After Laughter.
Hayley Williams’s uniquely bright vocals still lift listeners’ spirits.
Both the melody and her voice are upbeat, making for a lively, buoyant song!
Don’t Stop The Party ft. TJRPitbull
This is a track from American rapper Pitbull that carries the message of not letting the party stop.
The lyrics celebrate performances and success around the world, expressing an unending passion for the party.
Released in September 2012, it reached No.
17 on the Billboard Hot 100 and is included on the album Global Warming.
With its energetic, danceable beat, it’s perfect for livening up club and party scenes.
It’s also a great pick when you want to boost your mood or enjoy a fun time with friends.
My Love (2024)Alex Wann x Route 94 x Jess Glynne
A track crafted by Alex Wang, Route 94, and Jess Glynne is making waves.
Lyrics themed around love and warmth blend seamlessly with a groovy Afro-house beat, while Jess Glynne’s expressive vocals further elevate the song’s appeal.
Released in August 2024, it’s expected to be a hit in clubs and at festivals.
It’s recommended not only for dance music fans but also for anyone seeking a smooth groove.
With its energetic sound, it’s the perfect tune to lift your mood.
Don’t Call Me UpMabel
A pop tune by Mabel from the UK that sings about the sense of liberation after heartbreak.
It features a light, upbeat rhythm and a catchy melody, with a clear message of rejection toward an ex.
Released in January 2019, it reached No.
1 on the UK R&B chart and was certified platinum, becoming a massive hit.
Its energetic, club-ready vibe is appealing, and it’s recommended for people who want to move on after a breakup or regain their confidence.
One Hand KillingTwelve Foot Ninja
A band from Melbourne, Australia, aptly named Twelve Foot Ninja.
This goofy music video made waves in many places when it was released.
But the most interesting part is, without a doubt, how they cram a variety of genres—metal, funk, bossa nova, rock ’n’ roll, jazz—into a single song.