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)
Ready Or Not Here I ComeThe Delfonics
The Delfonics were an American soul vocal group active from the late 1960s to the early 1970s.
Their song “Ready or Not Here I Come” was used as the theme for Apple’s 2016 Apple Watch ‘Chase’ commercial.
Their music appears to have had a significant impact on the American R&B scene.
Who Needs YouThe Orwells
After graduating from high school, The Orwells, a five-piece American rock band praised as a teen garage band with charismatic appeal, ramped up their music career.
Their song “Who Needs You” was used as the theme for Apple’s “Apple iPad Air 2 – Change” commercial.
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Astronomical Observation (2022 Rerecording Version)BUMP OF CHICKEN
The commercial promoting Apple Music’s Spatial Audio features “Tentai Kansoku (2022 Rerecording Version).” This is a self-cover of “Tentai Kansoku,” originally released by BUMP OF CHICKEN in 2000.
The reimagining of this well-known classic drew significant attention.
Compared to the original, you can hear added arrangement details, such as a more prominent bass.
The full version is also available for streaming, so give it a listen.
No You GirlsFranz Ferdinand
A song that was used in the iPod touch 2G ‘Apps’ commercial and garnered worldwide attention.
It is a single from Scottish indie rock band Franz Ferdinand’s third album, ‘Tonight: Franz Ferdinand,’ released in 2009.
Home for the HolidaysPerry Como
Used in Apple’s 2016 holiday season commercial “Frankie’s Christmas,” the song is “Home For The Holidays,” one of the classic Christmas tunes.
The ad is a whimsical fantasy in which Frankenstein is warmly welcomed just as he had dreamed.
Walkie Talkie ManSteriogram
When you think of the iPod and iTunes commercials from the 2000s, it has to be those dance ads with the silhouetted figures.
Among them, the one that really stood out for its super punky, catchy sound featured “Walkie Talkie Man” by the New Zealand rock band Steriogram.
Released in 2004, the track packs a driving guitar sound and rapid-fire vocals that are exhilarating.
If you enjoy rock that gets your energy up, this one comes highly recommended.
Watch MeBiig Piig
A commercial introducing the evolution of the new iPad Pro equipped with the M4 chip.
It showcases its allure in full through stylish visuals: an even more beautiful display, powerful processing performance, and revamped accessories.
The background music features a track by Irish singer Biig Piig.
The cool vocals over a minimal, deep-sounding track leave a strong impression.