History AwesomeMusic / KikisDeliveryService

* "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8N2qhzfc5E If I've Been Enveloped in Tenderness]]" is a relaxing tune to wrap up the film and explore life after Kiki rescued her best friend while continuing her delivery service. It's got relaxing guitars both acoustic and electric to capture the soothing and laidback atmosphere of the town with the ocean view one last time as well.

** "On a Clear Day", which introduces the main motif, a dreamy, wistful melody usually played on a flute, which is intended to call to mind both the sensation of flying on the wind and the wanderlust of leaving home.
** "An Unusual Painting", a peaceful flute song with a vibe and harp background that helps amplify the serene and quiet nature of Ursula's cabin.

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub. Catchy and nostalgic in all of the right ways. Some have argued they fit the movie even better than the original songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases (which were Japanese pop songs from the 1970s by iconic singer-songwriter Yumi Matsutoya, who was an inspiration for Creator/HayaoMiyazaki and whose music was later used in ''Anime/TheWindRises''; Disney didn't use them due to being unable to secure the songs' rights at the time, they were later reinserted in the 2010 ReCut).

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub. Catchy and nostalgic in all of the right ways. Some have argued they fit the movie even better than the original songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases (which were Japanese pop songs from the 1970s by iconic singer-songwriter Yumi Matsutoya, who was an inspiration for Creator/HayaoMiyazaki and whose music was later used in ''Anime/TheWindRises''; Disney didn't use them due to being unable to secure the songs' rights).

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub was written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version, and you can make the case that they fit the movie better than the original songs did. For reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs from the 1970s by iconic singer-songwriter Yumi Matsutoya, who was an inspiration for Creator/HayaoMiyazaki and whose music was later used in ''Anime/TheWindRises''.

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub can be considered by some to fit this trope. Written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version. Being written for the film you can make the case that they fit the movie better than the original songs did. For reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs from the 1970s by iconic singer song writer Yumi Matsutoya, who was an inspiration for HayaoMiyazaki and whose music was later used in TheWindRises.

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub can be considered by some to fit this trope. Written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version. Being written for the film you can make the case that they fit the movie better than the original songs did. For reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs from the 1960s.

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub. Written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version, they're just feel-good, nostalgic slices of JanglePop. One could make the case that they fit better than what was originally used; for reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs written in the 1960s.
* The soundtrack is by the legendary Music/JoeHisaishi, so every track is incredible. Some noteworthy examples include:

** Then again some purists find Sydney Forest's songs narmy and out of place and believe that the intentionally outdated original Japanese songs fit better with the vintage and somewhat anachronistic style of the film, so YMMV.

* The soundtrack is by the legendary Music/JoeHisaishi, so pretty much every track is incredible. Some noteworthy examples include:

* Sydney Forest's "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCVoKhGgShc Soaring]]" and "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xAyS2yTua0w I'm Gonna Fly]]" from the 1998 dub. Written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version, they're just feel-good, nostalgic slices of JanglePop. One could make the case that they fit better than what was originally used; for reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs written in the 1960s.

* "Soaring" and "I'm Gonna Fly" from the 1997 dub. Written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version, one could make the case that they fit better than what was originally used. For reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs written in the 1960s.

* Soaring and I'm Gonna Fly from the 1997 dub. Written specifically for the film due to Disney's inability to get the rights to the two songs used for the opening and ending of the original Japanese version, one could make the case that they fit better than what was originally used. For reference, the songs used in the Japanese and 2010/2017 re-releases were Japanese pop songs written in the 1960's.