A roundup of Apple commercial songs packed with sophisticated tracks
Apple products like iPhone and iPad—and even Mac, AirPods, and Apple Watch—have become a familiar part of our lives, haven’t they? We also often see Apple commercials, and their sleek visuals frequently catch our attention.
The songs chosen to match the stylish image of Apple products often become talking points as well, and you may have found yourself curious about a track while watching a commercial.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Apple commercials so far.
They’re all wonderful, so be sure to find a favorite!
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A roundup of Apple commercial songs packed with sophisticated tracks (91–100)
SunburnMuse
The song used in Apple’s “iTunes + iMac 1” commercial.
It was released as a single in 2000 by the British alternative rock band Muse.
The music video features Brooke Kinsella, known for the BBC television drama EastEnders.
Dance TonightPaul McCartney ft. Natalie Portman
The song used in the iPod + iTunes commercial “Mandolin.” It was released as a single in 2007.
The music video was directed by Michel Gondry.
The track won Best Pop Vocal Performance at the 2008 Grammy Awards.
SistersSAINT MOTEL
It has a somewhat retro vibe and feels sophisticated.
It’s a track by the American pop band SAINT MOTEL, included on their 2021 album “The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.” It was used as Apple’s Christmas commercial song.
The sound arrangement is excellent—it just makes you happy as you listen, and you can’t help but sway along to the beat.
Choosing such a stylish song is so very Apple-like.
GoldChet Faker
Chet Faker is a singer-songwriter from Australia.
His stage name, Chet Faker, is said to be derived from the jazz musician he admires, Chet Baker.
This song, Gold, was used in an Apple commercial for the Apple MacBook.
Music For a Sushi RestaurantHarry Styles
Harry Styles, the British singer-songwriter who’s hugely popular in Japan as well, needs no introduction as a member of One Direction.
He’s known for his wide-ranging musicality, and lately he’s been riding the revival boom by incorporating genres that were big in the 1970s and 1980s.
Among these, “Music For a Sushi Restaurant” is particularly influenced by 1970s funk, delivering a sound that’s both stylish and funky.
The commercial shares a similar vibe, so it’s enjoyable both to watch and to listen to.
On The Verge (Safari Riot Remix)Skott
Scott is a folk singer from Sweden.
Rather than the kind of folk music well-known in Japan, she specializes in ethnically rooted folk such as Celtic and Viking music, and has drawn attention from dedicated folk enthusiasts around the world.
Her acclaimed track “On The Verge (Safari Riot Remix)” is featured in the commercial Apple Watch Ultra: Invitation to Adventure.
Since the ad only uses a brief snippet, why not listen to the full song and immerse yourself in the charms of folk music?
Someday At ChristmasStevie Wonder, Andra Day
The song used in Apple’s commercial “Someday at Christmas.” It was written by Ron Miller and Bryan Wells, a Motown songwriting team.
It is one of the Christmas songs with a social and political message, advocating an anti–Vietnam War stance and promoting peace, equality, and compassion.