[July 2024] Compilation of commercial jingles

waxing; filling up; becoming full; growing (e.g., the moon growing fuller)Fuji Kaze

Fujii Kaze – Michi Teyu Ku (Overflowing) / Official Video

This is a commercial that uses footage from the film “My Girlfriend Will Be a Bride in April,” which Taiyo Life supports, while also introducing the importance of insurance through narration.

With the shared theme of protecting loved ones, it highlights the company’s commitment to supporting those who wish to safeguard the people they care about.

Fujii Kaze’s “Michiteyuku,” the film’s main theme song, powerfully conveys a sense of progress and hope for the future.

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Spicks and SpecksBee Gees

Spicks And Specks

In Mizuho Financial Group’s commercial, they present their philosophy of thinking about each person’s future and happiness through money.

The ad shows many everyday people speaking to the camera, and their expressions—ranging from serious looks to bright smiles—are all truly wonderful.

The background music is the Bee Gees’ “Spicks and Specks,” a song released in 1966, notable for its lyrics that look back on the past with a sense of nostalgia.

Its gentle, soothing tone that calms the listener is also part of the song’s charm.

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Watch MeBiig Piig

Biig Piig – Watch Me (Official Video)

A commercial introducing the evolution of the new iPad Pro equipped with the M4 chip.

It showcases its allure in full through stylish visuals: an even more beautiful display, powerful processing performance, and revamped accessories.

The background music features a track by Irish singer Biig Piig.

The cool vocals over a minimal, deep-sounding track leave a strong impression.

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Billathi AskaraBjörn J:son Lindh

Billathi Askara

This iPhone commercial uses a flying surveillance camera to show how poorly your privacy is protected if you don’t secure your smartphone properly.

It’s a bit unsettling—almost scary—to watch, isn’t it? The tense music that heightens the sense of unease in the ad is by Swedish flutist Björn J.

Lindh.

The way the tension gradually builds from the opening to the latter part of the piece makes it feel like you’re watching a drama.

Be sure to listen all the way through from the beginning.

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American PatrolFrank White Meacham

American Patrol

This commercial, featuring Tomohisa Yamashita and Suzu Hirose dressed in mint-green outfits, announces the arrival of the chocolate mint flavor for McDonald’s frappé.

The two enthusiastically showcase how delicious the chocolate mint frappé is.

The parody lyrics set to the melody of “American Patrol” used in the background music are memorable and irresistibly catchy!

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Reve Pour Une ImageJack Dieval

Reve Pour Une Image

Galaxy S24 Ultra: Translate and summarize smartly with AI | Samsung

This is a commercial for the Galaxy S24 Ultra that highlights how easily you can translate and summarize conversations recorded with the voice recorder.

The first half features “Vissi d’arte, vissi d’amore” from the opera Tosca as the background music, while the latter half uses “Rêve Pour Une Image” by French jazz pianist Jacques Dieval.

It’s a calm yet lively piece that’s very pleasant to listen to.

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Everybody Get DownJames T Crawford & Vance Westlake

Everybody Get Down

Galaxy S24 Ultra: “Real-Time Interpreter” That Breaks Down Language Barriers | Samsung

A commercial introducing the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s real-time interpreting feature.

It shows a man traveling abroad calling a local taxi and communicating smoothly by using the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s real-time interpreter.

It’s a very convenient and appealing feature for anyone going overseas! Two songs are used as background music in the commercial: in the first half, “Vissi d’arte, vissi d’amore” from the opera Tosca, and in the second half, “Everybody Get Down” by James T.

Crawford and Vance Westlake.

The track’s powerful bass, crisp percussion, and cool rap make it irresistibly catchy.

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