[Moving & Cool] JT’s Commercial Song: A Popular Jingle
Speaking of JT, in addition to selling cigarettes, they also used to sell soft drinks.
If you watch TV or browse the internet, you’ll often see JT commercials, and many people probably find the “Oni no Yuku Michi” series, the “Omouta” series, and the much-talked-about, stylish “Social Song” series especially memorable.
These commercials attract attention not only for their content but also for the music used in them.
In this article, we’ll introduce the music featured in JT’s commercials to date.
If there’s a song you want to hear again or learn more about, please try finding it in this article.
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[Moving & Cool] JT's Commercial Songs: Popular CM Tracks (31–40)
You can’t hurry loveThe Supremes
One of the signature and hit songs by the American vocal group The Supremes—also known for once featuring Diana Ross—is this track, whose Japanese title is “Koi wa Aserazu.” The song has been used in various Japanese TV commercials, including an ad for JT’s canned coffee brand “Roots.”
Do We RockPoint Break
This is the song that was used in the JT canned coffee “Roots” commercial featuring Brad Pitt.
The track is “Do We Rock,” by Point Break, a three-man male vocal group from the UK.
Hello Mary LouRicky Nelson
“Hello Mary Lou” is an American country song that has been covered by various artists, with Ricky Nelson’s version being the most well-known.
The song was used as the commercial jingle for JT’s “MILD SEVEN FK.”
Song of the RootKōrasu Japan
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of JT’s canned coffee “Roots,” a new brand called “Aroma Impact” has been added.
The commemorative commercial’s theme song is “Ne no Uta” (Song of Roots), performed by a special six-member chorus group formed for this purpose: Akira Fuse, Sayuri Ishikawa, Anri, Masayuki Suzuki, Aya Matsuura, and Yoshikuni Dōchin (from CHEMISTRY).
OriginalToe
In an era where the importance of diverse values is loudly proclaimed, truly respecting diversity is very difficult, yet it’s a theme we simply can’t avoid.
People hold different values regarding tobacco as well, which is why this commercial makes you think.
The music that colors this socially conscious ad is by toe, a Japanese band highly renowned among fans of what’s known as the post-rock genre.
The exquisitely interwoven clean tones of the two guitars, the bass that generates a surging groove, and the busy drumming create a serious tension.
While it’s an instrumental track that never distracts from the visuals, its overwhelmingly distinctive sound is nothing short of impressive.
Unfortunately, since it’s an original piece composed for the commercial, it hasn’t been released on CD or made available for download.
