[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)
The Life and Death of Ben BekeleHubert Zelmer
Hubert Zelmer is a drummer who also works as a composer.
One of the tracks he contributed to the album “PORTRETY” is “The Life and Death of Ben Bekele.” It has no lyrics, and few details have been disclosed, but judging from the title, it likely explores themes of the weight of life and the human journey.
Its heavy, profound melody matches perfectly with a powerful, cinematic video reminiscent of a film shot on an iPhone.
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.
[2026] iPhone commercial songs: from the latest hits to nostalgic tracks! (101–110)
ShadowConrad Sewell
Conrad Sewell is an Australian singer-songwriter who has been active since 2014.
This track was released in 2015 and reached No.
9 on the Australian charts; it is included on his debut EP, All I Know.
It was used in an iPhone 7 commercial.
Mélodie en sous-solMichel Magne
Mélodie en sous-sol is characterized by a melody that stirs a sense of impatience.
This track was used in SoftBank’s commercial “Read My Lips! iPhone.” The ad has a spy theme, and originally, Mélodie en sous-sol was composed as the theme song for the French noir film Any Number Can Win (original title: Mélodie en sous-sol).
In other words, the song was likely chosen as an homage to the film as well.
Soul Bossa NovaQuincy Jones
In a SoftBank commercial introducing the iPhone 16 Pro, Masahiro Nakai and Suzu Hirose appear.
In the ad, the two play SoftBank shop staff, with Hirose coaching Nakai on his sales pitch for the iPhone 16 Pro.
It’s funny how Hirose keeps throwing increasingly unreasonable challenges at Nakai as he talks up the product’s appeal.
The background music in this commercial is the familiar SoftBank CM tune, “Soul Bossa Nova,” an instrumental track released in 1962 by Quincy Jones.
Many people have probably heard it often through the commercials but didn’t know the title, don’t you think?
We Only Come Out At NightThe Smashing Pumpkins
I’m sure I’m not the only one who couldn’t help thinking, “I can’t believe a Smashing Pumpkins song is being used in an iPhone commercial…” The track chosen for the iPhone 11 ad themed around Night mode is “We Only Come Out At Night” by the Smashing Pumpkins, the alternative rock band that epitomized 1990s America.
It’s a lullaby-like song with a touch of Billy Corgan’s characteristic irony, included on their third album, the 1995 masterpiece Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.
In other words, it’s a hidden gem rather than a single.
You can’t help but be impressed by Apple’s taste in picking this track.
Nothing Burns Like the Cold（feat. Vince Staples）Snoh Aalegra
In the iPhone XS commercial released in September 2018, a song called “Nothing Burns Like the Cold” by the singer Snoh Aalegra was featured.
Many people were likely captivated by its languid, hazy vibe.
The scratch sounds often used in hip-hop pair nicely with the brass sounds common in EDM and similar genres.
