Latest in 2026: Google’s Commercial Songs — The Trending CM Tracks
Google’s products and services are now indispensable to our lives.
In particular, many people likely use Google as their search browser, right? Google actively runs commercials on TV and video platforms, too! They range from simple and stylish—perfectly matching Google’s image—to chic and cool.
The songs used in these commercials often become talking points, with people wondering, “Whose song is that?” In this article, we’ll introduce all the tracks used in Google’s commercials.
We’ve picked selections from both Japanese and international artists, so you might find that song you heard in a CM.
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[2026 Latest] Songs from Google Commercials: Trending Commercial Songs (71–80)
Into the Dream (Cover)Porukadotto Sutingurei
Google’s 2016 commercial, “Google Photos Installed,” became a hot topic for featuring the rock band Polkadot Stingray themselves and boldly rewriting their own song “Into a Dream.” The lyrics were drastically changed to clearly highlight Android’s photo search feature, resulting in a catchy, easy-to-understand track.
Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp BGMTodaka Ikusei
The singing dog from Nintendo’s wildly popular Animal Crossing series—none other than K.K.
Slider—got his name from Kazumi Totaka.
A composer who has worked on many Nintendo titles, Totaka’s music can be enjoyed to the fullest in these games.
Naturally, the music for the mobile port, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp, was also composed by Kazumi Totaka.
Blue in the classroomHoshimachi Suisei
The song used in au’s Google Pixel commercial “#WhatWillYouDo Youth – Youth Calendar” is “Aoi in the Classroom,” sung by virtual YouTuber Suisei Hoshimachi.
HoneyWorks and MARUMOCHI worked on the lyrics, composition, and arrangement.
The lyrics depict the fun, youthful days spent with beloved friends, feelings of gratitude toward them, a determination to keep striving into the future, and the genuine emotions of students on the verge of graduation.
The fresh, fast-paced melody is also memorable, adding an extra touch of poignancy to scenes of impending farewells.
Tomorrow as wellSHISHAMO
This is the song that was used as the background music in a Google app commercial released in 2019.
It’s an anthem cheering on people who fight through school and work every day, encouraging those who stumble but give their all to get back up and keep running.
With an energizing performance and a vibrant, spirited vocal, it’s a track that gives you strength.
It’s the kind of song you want to listen to when you’re feeling down.
That’s What I LikeBruno Mars
A track released in 2017 by American singer-songwriter Bruno Mars.
It became a hit worldwide and was performed live at the Grammy Awards.
The track was used in Google Home’s “Show Off” commercial.
Let’s Get LoudJennifer Lopez
The track used in Google Fi’s “The Joy of a Simple Phone Plan” commercial.
It’s a Latin dance track released in 2000 by American singer Jennifer Lopez.
It became a hit in the United States, Australia, and various European countries.
Ode to JoyIchiman nin no daiku
The song used in Google’s Android commercial “Android: Be Yourself to the Fullest” is the fourth movement, “Ode to Joy,” from Beethoven’s Symphony No.
9 in D minor, Op.
125.
The commercial features footage of the world’s first choir formed using 300 Android smartphones and tablets.