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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[Latest 2026] Google commercial songs: Buzz-worthy commercial tracks (51–60)
migratory bird[Alexandros]
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“Wataridori,” one of [Alexandros]’s signature songs, was even used in a Google commercial, right? It’s a powerful anthem with a driving, fast-paced beat and vocals that carry a strong message.
Whenever it plays, it gives you a liberating feeling that makes you want to start running right away.
HarmonyEllem Feat. Jim Bianco
Ellen, a female artist who has energized the electronic music scene and continues to influence the world, is a true empress of Berlin.
She established her career in the ’90s and, leading her own label BPitch Control, has driven global music culture forward.
This track is a collaboration with Los Angeles–based musician Jim Bianco.
It features a catchy, upbeat rhythm and a charming sound that perfectly matches lyrics written from a woman’s perspective.
Freaky boyI Don’t Like Mondays.
I Don’t Like Mondays.
is a Japanese rock band, and they are sometimes referred to by the abbreviations “Aidora” or “IDLMs.” Their song “Freaky boy” is the commercial song for Google Play Music’s “Life with Music: Welcome” commercial, and it plays during the street-walking scene in the ad.
New Stylebanvox
Banvox is a Japanese DJ and sound producer.
He made his major debut in 2010 and broke through with the 2011 mini-album “Intense Electro Disco.” He has also been active as a music producer, working on tracks such as Tomohisa Yamashita’s “Theme of YOU” and Shonan no Kaze’s “Hanabi.” Banvox is known for the classic technique of “vocal cut-up,” in which existing audio files are chopped, rearranged, and altered in pitch and rhythm to create new phrases.
Please enjoy this high-level track that makes full use of that method!
[Latest in 2026] Google Commercial Songs: Trending CM Tracks (61–70)
Soul TrumpetZephyr feat. Patricia Edwards
A collaboration between Zephyr and Patricia Edwards.
It’s an upbeat, catchy trap track with funk elements.
It was used in Google’s 2017 “A few new things made by Google” commercial for Google Multiple.
Still Not A PlayerBig Pun feat. Joe
The track used in Google Pixel’s “Funny you should ask…” commercial.
It’s a collaboration between American rapper Big Pun and singer Joe, released in 1998.
It samples Brenda Russell’s 1979 track “A Little Bit of Love.”
BOOMX Ambassadors
The commercial for Google’s wireless earbuds, Google Pixel Buds, features an ear-catching, memorable track.
The song used in the ad is “BOOM” by the American band X Ambassadors.
In the commercial, only the part with a calm, beat-keeping melody plays, but there’s also a powerful buildup in the song, making the contrast within the track really interesting.
The melody and tempo, reminiscent of a walking pace, make you want to stroll through the city while listening with your Google Pixel Buds.
When you make your purchase, be sure to put on this song and take a rhythmic walk around town!
