Honda commercial songs: introducing memorable past CM tracks and the latest buzzworthy tunes
When you catch a Honda commercial on TV, have you ever wondered about the music they’re using? Car commercial songs range from cool and edgy to fun, family-friendly tunes.
Honda features a wide variety of artists—from popular Japanese rock bands and up-and-coming musicians to internationally renowned stars—so every time a new commercial airs, it’s easy to find yourself thinking, “What’s this song?” In this article, we’ll introduce a comprehensive list of Honda commercial songs.
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Honda commercial songs: Introducing memorable past CM tunes and trending tracks (21–30)
Stand Out Fit InONE OK ROCK
Here’s a song by the Japanese rock band ONE OK ROCK.
The vocalist, Taka, is known for being the son of Shinichi Mori and Masako Mori, but his own singing ability is remarkable as well.
The band’s globally oriented sound fits perfectly with Honda’s commercials.
It’s also said that when this song was first unveiled, it was performed with a 53-piece orchestra backing them—just imagining it gives me chills.
Right and LeftSurvive Said The Prophet
A high-sense rock track with a sharp, cool sound.
It’s a song by the Tokyo-born five-piece rock band Survive Said The Prophet, included on their 2018 release s p a c e [ s ].
The sound arrangement is irresistible—at once weighty, brisk, and even funky.
The lyrics portray the feeling of passing out of sync with someone important, giving it a bittersweet tone.
And vocalist Yosh’s soaring voice adds even more depth to the world of the song.
Positive IdeasIkoliks
This is a commercial for the hugely popular kei car, the N-BOX, in its slope-equipped model, showcasing ways to make use of the ramp.
Many people may think of ramp-equipped vehicles as being for caregiving—cars designed to carry wheelchair users.
However, in the commercial they demonstrate the wide range of uses by showing how an electric winch can easily load a camping cart, and how, once the ramp is stowed, there’s plenty of room for luggage.
The background music is by Ikorix, a Ukrainian composer who produces many royalty-free tracks.
It doesn’t interfere with the narration while giving an upbeat, pop feel.
LeviathanNewspeak
It’s a Newspeak track that conveys a majestic, uplifting image, as if your field of vision is opening up.
The sound has a striking power that you wouldn’t expect from a three-piece band, with a rich, expansive tone that evokes a sense of a larger world.
The commercial uses the chorus, where the powerful low end of the drums suggests the car’s strength, and the bright, open sound conjures the feeling of a drive with ever-changing scenery.
It’s a song that communicates a cool vibe and a sense of fun, heightening the excitement of heading out for a drive.
HappyPharrell Williams
Pharrell Williams, who is active across many cultural scenes—not just music but also fashion and essays—had a hit with the song “HAPPY.” As its title suggests, the track is filled with euphoria and celebrates the joy of moving your body and dancing.
In car commercials as well, it seems to richly convey the pleasure of driving your favorite car through your favorite locations.
LOSERYonezu Kenshi
Released in 2016 as a double A-side single, LOSER / Number Nine, these songs by Kenshi Yonezu each had notable roles: Number Nine was created as the official image song for a special exhibition at the Louvre Museum, and two years later in 2018, LOSER was selected for a Honda JADE commercial.
It’s a single packed with powerful tracks on both sides.
The music video for LOSER features Yonezu’s first attempt at a dance-centered performance.
It’s wonderful how he keeps challenging himself in so many ways.
808Suchmos
Following “STAY TUNE,” this song by Suchmos, also used as the CM song for the Vezel, was released in 2018.
In their music video, Honda cars such as the Vezel, NSX, and Civic make appearances.
And in the Vezel commercial, the car’s license plate is, amazingly, 808.
It’s full of playful touches, isn’t it? Honda’s Vezel always chooses stylish tracks for its commercials, so it’s enjoyable for viewers as well, don’t you think?