The Blendy commercial song. A popular jingle.
Blendy, released by AGF, is a flagship instant coffee product.
Blendy, which debuted in the late 1970s and has become a long-selling favorite familiar to many people, is also heavily advertised on TV.
In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Blendy commercials over the years.
Besides the Blendy theme song, there are plenty of tracks with a stylish vibe—and it’s surprising that many of them are original compositions made just for the commercials.
Alright, let’s dive in and listen to the Blendy CM songs.
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Blendy commercial songs: Popular commercial songs (11–20)
Original songŌshima Reiko
In the commercial “Blendy Stick 2008” featuring Tomoyo Harada, an original song plays.
The vocalist is Reiko Oshima, a singer known for numerous commercial jingles and her work as a studio musician.
With a lively melody that feels a touch retro, the product name is sung repeatedly.
Not only the name, but the melody itself leaves a strong impression that sticks in your ears.
After hearing it, you’ll definitely feel like having a café au lait—just like Ms.
Harada does in the ad!
Original songEVE
In the Blendy bottle coffee commercial “Window Cleaning,” featuring Tomoyo Harada—well known from other Blendy ads—an original song is used.
The song is performed by EVE, a chorus unit active as backing vocalists for various artists.
With the product name repeated multiple times, the tune is the familiar one from Blendy’s bottle coffee commercials.
Its stylish feel comes from the chorus-unit-style delivery that evokes the streets of New York.
Original songHarada Tomoyo
In the Blendy Stick Café au Lait commercial, “Take It Slow, Even in the Morning,” the original song is sung by Tomoyo Harada, who appears in the ad.
The tune is a familiar one from Blendy Stick commercials, and the faster, more upbeat version is probably better known.
In this commercial, the song is arranged with a bossa nova feel and broadcast along with Harada’s gentle vocals.
Just listening to it brings a soothing, calming moment—perfect to enjoy with a cup of coffee!
Original songKaori Takeda
In the bottle coffee commercial “Blendy no Mori” featuring Tomoyo Harada, the familiar original song from Blendy’s bottle coffee ads is performed.
The singer is Kaori Takeda, a vocalist who also performs as the singer of TICA, her unit with guitarist Masayuki Ishii.
Her gentle voice, which feels like a refreshing breeze and perfectly matches the bright imagery of the commercial, flows throughout.
Listening to Takeda’s vocals makes you feel as if you’ve melted into the forest where Harada appears in the ad.
Original songFujita Tetsuji
In the Cafe Latory Stick The Series commercial titled “The Birth,” featuring Keiko Kitagawa, an original song plays in the background.
The composer is Tetsuji Fujita, who has created numerous commercial tunes and has also participated as a music selector for Paris and Tokyo collections.
The refined, sophisticated melody perfectly matches the commercial’s chic, mature visuals and leaves a strong impression.
The cool groove driven by piano, strings, bass, and drums is so captivating you can’t help but listen closely.
It’s the kind of track you’ll want to put on when you’re in the mood for a grown-up coffee break.
Original songHarada Tomoyo
In the “Add-it-last Blendy” commercial featuring Tomoyo Harada—well-known from Blendy ads—an original song is used.
Harada and a girl beside her sing in a call-and-response style about how to make iced café au lait using Blendy.
With its short, catchy lyrics and melody, it makes you want to sing along with someone and make iced café au lait just like they do.
In the latter half of the commercial, the familiar Blendy original jingle is sung by Australian musician Mike Marlin.