[April 2026] Summary of the Latest Trending Commercial Songs
Commercials—CMs—are something you almost always see when watching TV or video sites.
Many of them are actually pretty entertaining, and you end up watching them closely, right? And music is an essential part of those commercials.
From the latest hits to songs that get a second wind years after their release, and even tracks written specifically for a CM, there are plenty of CM songs that catch your attention.
In this article, we’ll highlight some of those notable commercials and introduce lots of the songs featured in them! We’ve gathered popular tracks with a focus on the latest ones, so enjoy.
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Trending Latest Commercial Songs (31–40)
Happy & LuckyNEW!Ms. OOJA
Ms.OOJA’s “Happy & Lucky,” released in 2026, is a song specially written for the commercial of the Kanesue supermarket.
Its gently bouncy rhythm is striking, and the acoustic sound highlights a sense of lightness.
The lyrics, which focus on expressing one’s true self and savoring everyday happiness, are also noteworthy, with positive emotions depicted throughout.
In the commercial, Kanesue is portrayed as a store people visit in their daily lives, and the overall video has a bright atmosphere that emphasizes smiling faces.
Not AINEW!SIRUP
SIRUP’s “Not AI,” released in 2026, is a track that seems to express a world where digital technology is advancing through its powerful sound.
The structure—pounding, resonant beats, sprightly sounds layered on top, and repeating vocals—also conveys a digital vibe.
The song was featured in the 2026 commercial for the Professional University of Information and Management for Innovation (PUIM), aligning the indispensable digital technologies for humanity with the music to make its appeal.
It evokes an image of progress toward the future, connecting the trajectory of digital development so far with the evolution of technologies to come.
Blue SpringNEW!SUPER BEAVER
Erika Ikuta, who is thriving as an actress in dramas and films as well as a singer, performs live vocals in the Mitsuya Cider commercial.
In the previously released “Drink the Blue Sky” version, she sang over a band sound, but this time it’s a cappella! The video is crafted to let you fully savor Ikuta’s vocals.
And following the previous commercial, the song she performs is one of SUPER BEAVER’s signature tracks, “Aoi Haru” (Blue Spring).
The original features a driving performance layered with sentiments for the important people who have supported her.
Trace that dreamNEW!YOASOBI
YOASOBI’s “Tracing That Dream” was released in 2020, a song that portrays the bond with a loved one set to a fast-paced sound.
The combination of a driving tempo and the poignant tone of the piano is striking, evoking an image of feelings accelerating.
The lyrics, which seem to look back on the time the two spent together, are also memorable, as is the story of telling oneself that those feelings will be conveyed.
In addition, this song was also used as the theme for a Pure Gummy commercial in 2026, and the visuals of dancing under a blue sky strongly express a refreshing vibe.
Dragostea Din TeiNEW!O-Zone
This is the commercial that became a hot topic because Rihō Yoshioka reprised her role as the familiar “Don-Gitsune” from the Donbei ads for the first time in four years.
It introduces how different broths are used in eastern and western Japan, and Yoshioka taking a sip and letting out a relieved breath leaves a strong impression.
The BGM features a parody song with the catchy repeated lyrics “delicious broth,” and the original track is “Dragostea Din Tei” by O-Zone from Moldova.
Released in 2003, the song became a huge hit in Japan in 2004 and drew attention for its lyrics that, for some reason, sounded like Japanese.
The latest trending commercial songs (41–50)
Original songNEW!U-zhaan to xiangyu
This commercial expresses Fukushima Computer System’s message, “The future we create will evolve beyond imagination,” through light, buoyant music and vocals.
It features a structure where U-zhaan’s tabla overlaps with xiangyu’s rap, creating a unique world while maintaining a sense of lightness.
The tabla resonates as if it is singing rather than merely accompanying, which seems to enhance the rap layered on top.
Portraying the company’s spirit of taking on challenges—let’s try it, let’s make it—the piece conveys a strong will to move toward the future.
MAKE ITNEW!Iwatatakanori
Takanori Iwata’s “MAKE IT” was released in 2026 and is a song written specifically for the Eight Four Men commercial.
Its refreshing sound evokes a clear blue sky, and the overlap with a dance-music-like rhythm conveys a sense of exhilaration.
The vocals blend with the refreshing quality of the sound, expressing positive feelings that look toward the future.
The commercial features Takanori Iwata using Eight Four Men and heading out, giving the impression that positive emotions are conveyed through his smile.