Memorable Commercials [June 2025]
When watching commercials, everyone has probably had a moment of wondering, “What’s that song?” In June 2025, a stream of ads from various companies are featuring striking tracks.
From beloved J-pop that transcends generations and nostalgic cover songs to catchy original tunes, the power of music to capture viewers’ hearts is immense.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of commercial songs that have been getting a lot of buzz lately! You’re sure to discover tunes you can’t help but hum along to and songs that warm your heart every time you hear them.
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Memorable Commercials [June 2025] (21–30)
VOICENulbarich
In this commercial aired in 2018, Keiko Kitagawa wearing a xC watch is strikingly featured.
The camerawork makes it feel as if you’re watching Kitagawa from a slightly distant table while she’s having a meeting at a restaurant, and the xC shining on her left wrist is memorably highlighted.
The overall video has a refreshing tone, and the background music is Nulbarich’s “VOICE.” Released in 2018 and later included on the 2019 album “Blank Envelope,” the song is notable for its breezy melody and lyrics that depict someone striving to move forward.
Stop the night once moreSakiya Kenjirō
This is a commercial for Lighthouse, known for its appealing simple, traditional design, which had been on sale since 1986.
The scene where a woman extends her arm wearing a Lighthouse watch out of a car window to call out to a man is especially striking, isn’t it? The BGM in this commercial is Kenjiro Sakiya’s 1987 song “Mou Ichido Yoru o Tomete” (“Stop the Night Once More”).
Its lyrics, poignantly depicting a couple drifting apart against their true feelings, captured the hearts of many listeners.
After being featured in this commercial, the song went on to be used as a theme and insert song in numerous dramas and films.
Memorable Commercials [June 2025] (31–40)
MusicHirahara Ayaka
This commercial strongly showcases the beauty of Huis Ten Bosch’s Rose Festival, where roses are in full bloom across the entire town.
It’s not just that the roses are blooming—the fact that various shapes are created with the roses also makes it particularly captivating.
Since this is the season when spring roses transition into summer, the interplay with sunlight further highlights their beauty.
The music that amplifies the brilliance and uplifting atmosphere conveyed by the visuals is Ayaka Hirahara’s “Ongaku.” The blend of strings and her powerful vocals is striking, evoking a sense of strength and grandeur, as if stepping forward into the future.
“Duffy & Friends 20th Anniversary: Colorful Happiness” Theme Song
This is a commercial promoting the fun of Colorful Happiness, an event celebrating the 20th anniversary of Duffy & Friends.
The colorful world highlights how adorable the characters are, and you can feel the happiness from the expressions of the people participating.
The theme song, created specifically for Colorful Happiness, strongly emphasizes the uplifting feeling of the visuals.
With an orchestral sound that incorporates sparkling tones and vocals that include ad-libbed runs to create a lively sense of movement, the overall piece conveys a sense of joy throughout.
The Future Indefinite (feat. Molinari Quartet & SUUNS)Ben Shemie
This commercial introduces CHANEL’s FALL/WINTER 2024 makeup collection and clearly conveys what the look will be like.
The beautifully finished skin that exudes strength and the direct gaze into the camera evoke a sense of confidence.
Further emphasizing the powerful mood portrayed in the visuals is Ben Shemie’s “The Future Indefinite.” With its distinctive, floating quality that incorporates digital sounds and tones that convey a sense of tension, the track evokes an image of forging ahead on one’s own path.
Take FiveDave Brubeck
This is a commercial that introduces Chanel’s fragrance, N°5 L’EAU, while conveying the impact its use can have.
With powerful narration and a mysterious sense of weightlessness, the fragrance is brought to the fore, showing how it leads to confidence through one’s expressions.
The music that further emphasizes the strength and sophisticated mood depicted in the visuals is Dave Brubeck’s “Take Five.” Its gentle tones, performed by a classic jazz ensemble, and its sometimes buoyant phrases also convey a positive, uplifting feeling.
Jake’s First FlightJames Horner
This is a commercial introducing Pandora – The World of Avatar, an attraction you can enjoy at Disney in Florida.
It vividly conveys the immersive, extraordinary world—like floating mountains in the sky and bioluminescent rainforests—through visuals that make you feel as if the wind is rushing past.
The music that further amplifies this grand, cinematic atmosphere is James Horner’s “Jake’s First Flight.” Also the theme from the film Avatar, its sweeping sound conveys the excitement of diving into a brand-new experience.