[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 tracks to nostalgic hits! (111–120)
SallyBibi Bourelly
The song used in the iPhone 6s commercial “Fingerprint.” Bibi Bourelly is a German singer-songwriter signed to Def Jam Recordings and based in Los Angeles.
The track was released as a single in 2016 ahead of her debut album.
[2026] iPhone Commercial Songs: From the Newest Tracks to Nostalgic Hits! (121–130)
PalaceSam Smith
Sam Smith is a British singer-songwriter who has gained popularity for his distinctive vocal timbre and bold musical style.
Many of you may know “Unholy,” released in 2023, which became a global hit through platforms like TikTok.
His classic track “Palace” is featured in the commercial iPhone x AirPods ‘Holiday Sway.’ Its wistful melody, reminiscent of Sam Smith’s early musical style, perfectly matches the woman who appears in the ad.
La Virgen de la MacarenaArturo Sandoval
Arturo Sandoval is a Cuban-American jazz trumpeter, pianist, and composer who has been active since 1977.
This track is included on the album ‘Trumpet Evolution,’ released in 2003.
It was used in an iPhone 7 commercial.
TriangleBadbadnotgood
BADBADNOTGOOD is a jazz trio band, and the track Triangle is included on their 2014 album III.
They appeared at LA’s hugely popular party Low End Theory, achieving a record-breaking turnout and generating significant buzz.
A Gay CaballeroFrank Crumit
If you’re familiar with prewar popular songs and jazz, you might hear the charmingly deadpan melody and find yourself going, “Oh!” The song used in NTT Docomo’s “First Smartphone Plan” commercial is a hit from 1928, composed and sung by then-popular American star Frank Crumit.
In Japan, it’s been covered by many singers under the title “Shareotoko” (The Dapper Man), with lyrics that humorously portray the pathos of a man who mistakenly thinks he’s a ladies’ man.
Over the years it’s been used in various dramas and commercials in parody or newly arranged versions, and this commercial also features an original arrangement.
If you’re interested, start by checking out the original version!
Unchained MelodyLykke Li
A track that was used in films such as 1955’s “Unchained” and 1990’s “Ghost.” It has been recorded by many artists.
This version by Swedish singer-songwriter RY X was released in 2017 and was used in an iPhone 7 commercial.
Aquarium from The Carnival of the AnimalsCamille Saint-Saëns
Hearing the piano’s dispersed chords sprinkled through a dreamlike soundscape and that exceedingly famous main phrase, most people would likely feel, even without knowing the title or the composer’s name, that they’ve heard it somewhere before.
The classical piece used in the November 2020 au commercial “Crane’s Swipe,” featuring the familiar Santaro trio, is “Aquarium,” the seventh movement of The Carnival of the Animals by the French composer Camille Saint-Saëns.
It’s a suite whose character seems to embody Saint-Saëns’s personality—musically gifted enough to be called a genius, yet known for his caustic wit—so I recommend listening to it with that musical background in mind!