[Must-See!] Popular songs from Amazon commercials: A history of CM tracks

Come with Me NowKONGOS

KONGOS – Come with Me Now

A track released in 2012 by the South African alternative rock band Kongos.

It became a hit worldwide and was certified Platinum in the United States and Canada.

The track has been used in many forms of media, including an Amazon Prime commercial and the film Holy Motors.

Mr.Gorgeous@onefive

@onefive「Mr.Gorgeous」**Official Music Video**

Amazon Prime Video commercial: “Korean content, wanna give it a try? Yo Oizumi × Yoshiyuki Sadamoto” — 30-second version

This is an Amazon Prime Video commercial featuring Yo Oizumi, who is active as an actor and TV personality, talking with a girl character about “Korean content.” The girl character was created by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, a manga artist and animator well-known for Neon Genesis Evangelion.

The CM song is “Mr.

Gorgeous,” performed by the idol group @onefive.

It’s an adorable track with a bursting fresh sound and lyrics addressed to someone you like.

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sasashina

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Broken WingsMr. Mister

Mr. Mister – Broken Wings (Official Video)

A pop song used in Amazon Echo’s “The Break Up” commercial.

It was released in 1985 by the American band Mr.

Mister.

The track was inspired by the book The Broken Wings by Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran.

It has been covered by artists such as Northern Kings and Inner Circle.

New Year (Japanese New Year)

New Year’s — Oshōgatsu — Children’s Song

Amazon [New Year] Amazon – New Year 2021

The song “Oshogatsu,” often hummed by children as New Year’s approaches, is filled with their excitement about how they’ll play during the holiday.

This traditional Japanese children’s song, passed down for generations, has been featured as the music for an Amazon commercial.

In what appears to be an Amazon warehouse, boxes of all shapes and sizes riding along the conveyor belt sing as if they, too, were eagerly awaiting the New Year, just like the children.

The boxes’ gospel-like harmonies have a mysterious charm that makes you want to stop and listen!

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SAKI

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Preparing for a tripCzecho No Republic

Czecho No Republic album “Preparing to Go on a Journey” all-track listening trailer

The song that played in the “Amazon Echo” camp-themed commercial is the title track from Czecho No Republic’s fifth album, “Tabi ni Deru Junbi” (Ready to Go on a Journey), released in 2018.

Many viewers probably felt like asking Alexa, “What’s this song?” Its sparkling sound and the pleasant melodies of the male-female twin vocals are sure to lift your spirits! It’s the perfect tune to get you in the mood for heading out.

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KEI

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Choo Choo TRAINEXILE

EXILE / Choo Choo TRAIN

Amazon Echo Commercial 'Window Cleaning' Version 15 Seconds

The song used in the commercial is EXILE’s “Choo Choo TRAIN,” released in 2003.

Speaking of “Choo Choo TRAIN,” the choreography where each person turns in a staggered timing behind the one in front is famous, but it seems there isn’t an official name for that move! By the way, the group that sang the original song spins clockwise, while EXILE spins counterclockwise—the direction is apparently fixed!

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Yoimachi Jēn

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An Argument With MyselfJens Lekman

Jens Lekman – An Argument With Myself [HQ]

The track used in the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite commercial.

It’s by Swedish indie pop artist Jens Lekman, who has been active since 2000.

It’s the title track from an EP released in 2011 that received high acclaim.