[2026] iPhone commercial songs: from the latest hits to nostalgic classics!
The iPhone commercials feature stylish visuals that really catch your eye on TV or video platforms, and the songs they use are always cool too.
So when you see a commercial, you might find yourself wondering, “Whose song is this?” I bet many people are curious about the music being used.
In this article, we’ll showcase all the songs used in those iPhone commercials!
We’ve picked everything from ads featuring recently released tracks to classic, once-popular CM songs, so be sure to give lots of them a listen!
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[2026] iPhone Commercial Songs: From the Latest Hits to Nostalgic Classics! (91–100)
Thus Spoke ZarathustraRichard Georg Strauss
This is the commercial titled “Duo,” introducing the Plus series first launched with the iPhone 6.
It compares the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus side by side, highlighting how the larger screen of the Plus series offers greater convenience.
The background music, sung a cappella by a male voice, is Richard Strauss’s Also sprach Zarathustra.
While most people will recognize this grand orchestral melody, surprisingly many may not know its title.
EmergencyIcona pop
A track digitally released in 2015 by Icona Pop.
It samples Clubhouse’s 1992 track “I’m Falling Too (Club Mix).” In addition to being featured in an iPhone 6s commercial, it was also used in the soccer video game FIFA 16.
walk but in a gardenLLusion
Ryusion is a music creator gaining popularity in contemporary-leaning hip-hop, expanding his reach mainly through the internet on platforms like YouTube and TikTok.
In 2020, he released “walk but in a garden,” which some may recognize from its use in the iPhone 13 “Makeup” ad depicting everyday family life.
The melody carries a touch of melancholy and resonates unhurriedly alongside a weighty beat.
It’s a track you’ll want to listen to in heartwarming moments as well as slightly bittersweet ones.
Can’t Turn You looseThe Blues Brothers
In NTT Docomo’s iPhone 15 commercial, Satomi Ishihara and Hana Kuroki are shown using iPhones to take photos of each other’s pet dogs.
The way they get completely absorbed in the shoot looks so fun.
The CM uses The Blues Brothers’ “Can’t Turn You Loose” as the BGM.
The song was originally released by Otis Redding in 1965, and it’s also well known as the theme music for Fuji TV’s show “Monomane Oza Ketteisen” (Imitation King Championship).
I bet many people have heard it somewhere before, don’t you think?
Original songYamada Katsuya
The song used in au’s iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max “Santaro Series: New Kibi Dango” was created by Katsuya Yamada, one of Japan’s leading commercial producers.
The melody evokes Japanese new music from the 1960s–1970s, and it matches perfectly with the unique atmosphere created by the trio of Momotaro, Kintaro, and Urashima Taro.
Laventille Road MarchBacao Rhythm & Steel Band
Bacao Rhythm & Steel Band is a German funk music ensemble active since 2007.
This track is included on their 2016 album “55.” It’s the track that was used in an iPhone 7 commercial.
He Who Runs With the Flock Inevitably Follows AssesCid Rim
Chido Lim, who is based in Australia, is active as a drummer and composer and has worked on a great deal of electronic music.
The track of his that was featured in an iPhone commercial is “He Who Runs With The Flock Inevitably Follows Asses.” Since only the melody was used in the commercial, listening to the original version with vocals may reveal a different side of the song.
Incidentally, the lyrics are crafted to encourage those who are taking on a challenge.
