[Whose Song Is It?] A Summary of Chanel’s Historical/All-Time Commercial Songs
Speaking of Chanel, it’s an iconic brand that revolutionized fashion and is one that many women admire.
Over the years, Chanel has produced numerous commercials.
While many of them are stylish and luxurious, perfectly matching the brand image, the music used in these ads is also refined, and it often becomes a topic of conversation about which artist’s song is featured.
In this article, we’ll present all the songs that have been used in Chanel commercials so far.
I’m sure you’ll find that one track you heard in a commercial and couldn’t get out of your head.
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[Whose Song?] A Compilation of Chanel’s Historical CM Songs (41–50)
The StrangersSt. Vincent
Here is a Chanel bag commercial with a striking opening that grabs attention as a chandelier crashes down.
One of the tracks from St.
Vincent’s second album, “Actor,” is used.
The song title “Stranger” feels like a perfect match for the visual concept of this ad.
Annie Clark, the vocalist, is a multi-talented artist who also plays bass and guitar and writes all the songs.
Her mysterious voice pairs beautifully with the visuals.
She Said YeahThe Rolling Stones
The 2010 CHANEL commercial “Bleu de CHANEL” was directed by film director Martin Scorsese, and actor Gaspard Ulliel—who also appeared in “Hannibal Rising”—served as the face of the campaign.
The song used in this commercial is “She Said Yeah,” which was included on the Rolling Stones’ 1965 album “Out of Our Heads.” It’s a high-energy track rooted in blues and rock ’n’ roll!
She’s not thereThe Zombies
The Zombies are a beat group formed in St Albans, a suburb of London, England.
Released in 1964, “She’s Not There” was their debut single and became one of their signature songs, scoring a major hit.
It was used in the 2014 film commercial COCO MADEMOISELLE: She’s Not There, starring Keira Christina Knightley.
The songs composed by Rod Argent, who was a jazz fan, took a different approach from other groups, earning strong support from fellow musicians.
Its refined, beautiful melody is so striking that it has been covered by many artists.
What A Day For A DaydreamVanessa paradis
The title of the song sung in Chanel’s “Rouge Coco” commercial starring Vanessa Paradis is “Daydream,” performed by the French actress and singer Vanessa Paradis.
The original is a hit by the American pop rock band The Lovin’ Spoonful, who were popular in the 1960s, and Vanessa Paradis performs it as a cover.
WesternizeAvia
This commercial portrays the relationship between Marilyn Monroe and Chanel, highlighting the history and quality of the iconic N°5.
From when the N°5 story was told to how it spread across the world, it also conveys confidence in its quality.
The music that further emphasizes the weight and power of the history depicted in the visuals is “Westernize.” With a sound that carries a certain tension and eeriness, the layering of light piano and heavy bass creates a unique sonic world.
Le Tourbillon de la vieKeira Knightley
A CM song for the jewelry collection “COCO CRUSH,” sung by Keira Knightley, the renowned actress and Chanel ambassador.
Originally an insert song from François Truffaut’s 1962 film Jules and Jim, the piece, titled “Le tourbillon,” became famous when sung by Jeanne Moreau, one of France’s iconic actresses.
Keira Knightley’s gentle, velvety vocals in French are soothing.
It feels like I can spend the day in calm and peace.
Reckless With Your LoveAzari&III
The commercial song used in the ad “Trailer of the Fall-Winter 2014/15 Ready-to-Wear CHANEL show,” released in 2014.
It’s a work by Azari & III, a music group from Toronto, Canada, formed in 2008.
Based on dance music and house, it also carries a samba-like rhythm; despite its laid-back mood, the sound design becomes increasingly enjoyable.
Singing about infatuation and a carefree way of living, it’s a refreshing track that helps you loosen up.