[Must-See!] Popular songs from Amazon commercials: A history of CM tracks
Amazon has become indispensable in our daily lives.
Many people use it not only for everyday shopping but also for services like Prime Video and Kindle.
We often see Amazon commercials when watching TV or video sites!
Some of those ads leave a deep impression—and many of you are probably curious about the music featured in them.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs used in Amazon’s commercials.
You’ll find J-pop, Western music, and even original songs—so take your time and give them a listen.
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Open SeasonHigh Highs


This song, which played in the U.S.
commercial for Amazon’s exceptionally cost-effective tablet, the Kindle Fire HD, is a track from the 2013 album by The High Highs, a pop duo from Sydney.
You’ll be drawn in by its melody, where clarity and a dreamlike atmosphere coexist.
It was also used as an in-movie song in the popular film Pitch Perfect, and the enveloping, dreamy vibe and beautiful sound are simply irresistible! It feels perfect for the winter air.
Christmas EveYamashita Tatsuro

After all, this song is a must during the Christmas season! “Christmas Eve,” sung by Tatsuro Yamashita and released in 1983, is an indispensable classic that colors Christmas in Japan.
Its wintry, sparkling sound creates a festive Christmas atmosphere.
In the commercial that used this song, actress Ryoko Kobayashi asks an Amazon Echo to play it—remember that one?
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TAKE ME HIGHERV6


The energetic intro really gets you pumped up! It’s one of the signature songs by the popular idol group V6, released as a single in 1996.
It became a big hit, partly because it was used as the opening theme for Ultraman Tiga.
The members’ powerful vocals shine over a classic Eurobeat sound! It’s also the commercial song for V6’s live video work “LIVE TOUR V6 groove at SAITAMA,” which you can watch on Amazon Prime Video.
GrowFrances

Active since 2014, Frances is a British singer-songwriter and a BRIT Awards recipient.
This track was released as a single in 2015 from the album “Things I’ve Never Said,” which became a hit across various European countries.
It has been used in an Amazon Prime commercial.
Born To Be WildSteppenwolf

A track used in the Amazon Fire TV Stick commercial featuring British TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson.
It was released in 1968 by the rock band Steppenwolf.
It was also used in the film Easy Rider and has been covered by artists such as Slayer.
HoloceneBon Iver

A track released in 2011 by the American indie-folk band Bon Iver.
The music video features the landscapes of Iceland’s glaciers.
The track was used in Amazon Kindle’s “Something New” commercial.
Lovely DayBill Withers

A track released in 1977 by American singer-songwriter Bill Withers.
It’s an R&B track incorporating elements of soul that became a hit around the world.
It has been used in many forms of media, including Amazon’s 2017 “Prime Day” commercial and the TV show Ed.


