[September 2025] CM Song Roundup
When you’re watching commercials on TV or video sites, there are times when a song suddenly sticks in your ear and you can’t help but wonder about it, right? Many of you have probably found yourselves searching, thinking, “What was that song used in that commercial?” It’s not uncommon for CM songs to become a hot topic, and sometimes discovering a single track leads you to a new favorite artist.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the commercial songs airing in September 2025.
You’re sure to find that song you’ve been curious about, so be sure to check it out!
- [October 2025] CM Song CompilationNEW!
- [August 2025] Collection of Commercial JinglesNEW!
- [May 2025] Compilation of Commercial Jingles
- [January 2025] Compilation of Commercial Songs
- [June 2025] Compilation of Commercial Jingles
- [December 2025] Compilation of Commercial SongsNEW!
- CM Song Compilation [March 2025]
- [April 2025] CM Song Compilation
- [July 2025] Compilation of Commercial SongsNEW!
- [November 2025] CM Song CompilationNEW!
- [February 2025] Compilation of Commercial Songs
- [September 2024] Compilation of TV commercial songs
- [September 2025] Trending Latest Commercials
[September 2025] CM Song Compilation (41–50)
Dance With YouOKAMOTO’S
OKAMOTO’S’ “Dance With You” is a song released in 2015 and included on the album OPERA.
As the title suggests, its powerful rock sound is performed with a light, dance-conscious feel.
The lyrics convey a wish for fun times to last forever, giving the impression of positive emotions expressed to the fullest.
The commercial promotes the Mitsubishi UFJ Card through dance, and the way people around Rikka Ihara get swept up in her dancing strongly conveys how the fun spreads.
[September 2025] CM Song Compilation (51–60)
Innocent BlueOmoinotake
Omoinotake’s “Innocent Blue” is a song that gained attention after being featured in a commercial for Bourbon’s Alfort.
Its buoyant rhythm and light, lively sound are striking, conveying a cheerful, fun atmosphere.
The lyrics seem to depict interactions with someone important, expressing a sense of elation through the feeling of hearts connecting.
In the commercial, Eiji Akaso appears as a member of the “Alfor-tō” (Alfort Party), spreading the appeal of Alfort to those around him, and the scenes of everyone eating Alfort together also convey a sense of fun.
Joy To The WorldThree dog night
Three Dog Night’s “Joy to the World” was released in 1970 and has been used as insert music in various films.
With a classic rock sound that also features piano, its powerful instrumentation and layered vocals convey an upbeat, positive attitude.
As the title suggests, the themes of fun and togetherness are emphasized throughout.
The commercial that uses this song is for Kirin’s Ice Zero Sparkling, highlighting its refreshing quality through Moeka Hoshi’s expressions.
Along with the fizzy, sparkling visuals, it effectively communicates the joy that comes from that refreshment.
Is U.N. Owen her?ZUN
The spark for the heated battle over McDonald’s Samurai Mac is a parody of “U.N.
Owen Was Her?” Despite its anxiety-inducing, tense sound, layering lyrics that crave Samurai Mac over it creates a uniquely relaxed vibe.
The lyrics—where a younger brother asks his older sister to go buy a Samurai Mac, and the sister rebels—clearly set up the trigger for the battle.
From there, the way the ensuing fight unfolds conveys a comical, distinctive worldview.
Love yourself!Hinatazaka46
Hinatazaka46’s “Love yourself!” is a song that conveys a refreshing vibe and was also featured in a Solaseed Air commercial.
The layering of the sound and vocals expresses a bright atmosphere, evoking a positive feeling of moving toward the future.
The lyrics center on the theme of loving yourself, powerfully depicting the idea that accepting yourself leads to a better everyday life.
The commercial conveys the idea of enjoying affordable air travel, and because it meshes with the bright sound, it clearly communicates a message of making travel a positive experience.
This commercial depicts Sayuri Yoshinaga using Goto Camellia’s Camellia Yeast Soap, clearly conveying the product’s appeal.
The focus is on how she uses it in her everyday life, highlighting the gentle lather that can be seamlessly incorporated into a daily routine.
As her reflection in the mirror gradually softens into a smile, it also conveys how well the soap hydrates the skin.
The use of a piano arrangement of Yukio Hashi and Sayuri Yoshinaga’s “Itsudemo Yume wo” as the background music further enhances the gentle tone of the visuals.
New York State of MindBilly Joel
This commercial highlights that NSW has reached its 60th anniversary since its founding and conveys the company’s desire to keep growing.
Featuring Hana Sugisaki standing alone at a scramble crossing, the visuals carefully showcase the surrounding cityscape, evoking a grand sense of hope for the future.
The music that further accentuates the calm yet sweeping atmosphere of these scenes is Billy Joel’s “New York State of Mind.” With gently resonant piano layered under a tender vocal, its tranquil mood also conveys a sense of human warmth.
Baby Let’s GoTiko Tiko
This is a commercial from Lumine, which operates station-building shopping centers and fashion buildings, expressing its commitment to supporting individuality.
It depicts Kiala Nakanishi in an autumn setting, and you can sense her kindness from the way she smiles while trying to retrieve a balloon caught on a branch.
The music that further accentuates the calm atmosphere conveyed by the visuals is “Baby Let’s Go.” The gentle vocals layered over the airy sound are striking, and the pronounced rhythm makes the lightness all the more palpable.