Latest Galaxy commercial song: Whose stylish and cool track is it?
Galaxy commercials draw attention by featuring the latest stylish Japanese hits and buzzworthy international artists.
In the past, they’ve used songs by Aina The End and have continuously featured tracks from major overseas artists.
More recently, covers of classic hits have also been included, so the music used in their commercials often becomes a hot topic.
In this article, we’ll introduce all of the popular Galaxy CM songs at once!
If you’ve watched a Galaxy commercial and found yourself wondering, “What’s this song?”, be sure to look for it in this article!
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[Latest] Galaxy commercial song: Whose stylish and cool track is it? (11–20)
Que Sera, SeraDoris Day
This track boldly gives Doris Day’s timeless classic “Que Sera, Sera” a modern twist.
It’s one of the most memorable pieces among the Galaxy commercials, isn’t it? By using a song that everyone—from children to adults, all around the world—knows, it conveys a sense of connection to the world through a smartphone.
Rather than having someone cover it, the arrangement builds on the original by adding beats and layering vocals, resulting in a truly outstanding piece.
We Own the NightAl3jandro
The song used in the Epic City Nights edition of “Let’s Shoot with Nightography” is Alejandro’s “We Own the Night.” The title means something like “the night is ours,” which perfectly matches the commercial’s theme of partying all night.
Although it isn’t used in the ad, the track saves its biggest crescendo for the end.
It’s guaranteed to get you pumped, so be sure to check it out!
Kagemusha (body double/decoy)2CELLOS
The cello duo 2CELLOS, made up of Croatian musicians Stjepan Hauser and Luka Šulić.
Their track Kagemusha, featured in the much-talked-about commercial at the time—Xperia A / GALAXY S4 “Docomo’s Two-Top (2CELLOS)”—is included on Disc 2 of the 2013 album 2CELLOS2 ~IN2ITION~ COLLECTOR’S EDITION.
The solid, razor-sharp sound is electrifying! You can’t help but be captivated by the way the two face off and weave their lines in a call-and-response, showcasing virtuosic brilliance that somehow evokes a touch of “wa” (Japanese aesthetic).
EternalKeep Shelly in Athens
Have you seen the commercial that collaborated with the hit series “Stranger Things” yet? It had a creepy vibe and made quite an impact, didn’t it? The song used in that ad is “Eternal.” It’s a quiet track, but in the commercial it also gives off a subtly unsettling feel.
The song is by the Greek rock band Keep Shelly in Athens.
In fact, it’s also a summer song.
Pay attention to the bittersweet lyrics that evoke the end of summer vacation!
Rocket Fuel (feat. De La Soul)Dj Shadow
As smartphones have evolved, the number of things we can easily do has grown, right? And with a high-spec phone like the Galaxy S20, even more so.
This track—perfect for capturing those spur-of-the-moment creative bursts or a playful, spirited commercial—is a hip-hop number by DJ Shadow featuring De La Soul.
Its dynamic flow and exhilarating sound are brimming with a free-spirited vibe that lets you enjoy things as they come to mind.
It’s a track you’ll want to keep on your favorite smartphone—Galaxy or otherwise!
How Bad We Need Each OtherMarc Scibilia
The “Stay apart, stay together — Let’s overcome this together” version features “How Bad We Need Each Other,” performed by American singer-songwriter Marc Scibilia.
Set to an acoustic sound, the steadily woven lyrics speak to the importance and beauty of sharing both joy and sorrow with someone.
It’s easy to forget that importance when everything’s going well, but when you can’t see someone dear to you or can’t ask for help right away, you feel deep down how vital it is to have someone there.
Lyrics like these will likely resonate with many people across generations.
[Latest] Galaxy commercial song: Whose stylish and cool track is it? (21–30)
Wonderful NightFatboy Slim
The song used in the au × Galaxy S22 Series June 2022 commercial, “Limited-Time TV Spot Now Airing,” is “Wonderful Night,” released on November 29, 2004, by British club DJ Fatboy Slim.
Its catchy bass riff sticks in your head.
The intense drum beats paired with the languid vocals are incredibly addictive.
It’s especially recommended for people who like tracks with a Gorillaz-like vibe! It’s a song that makes you want to listen to the full version, not just the CM-sized cut.
