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Summary of Nissan commercial songs: a collection of famous tracks from Japan and abroad, plus CM-original songs

From kei cars to compact cars and family-friendly minivans, Nissan offers a wide range of models.

In their commercials, background music is chosen to match the image of each vehicle.

In the past, original songs created exclusively for commercials stood out, but lately there’s been a resurgence in the use of tie-in tracks.

In this article, we’ll introduce all the songs that have been used in Nissan’s commercials so far!

There are plenty of wonderful original tracks as well as tie-in songs, so be sure to listen closely and enjoy them.

Nissan Commercial Songs Roundup: A Collection of Iconic Tracks from Japan and Abroad and Original CM Music (61–70)

Everyday Is a Winding RoadSheryl Crow

Sheryl Crow – Everyday Is A Winding Road (Official Music Video)
Everyday Is a Winding RoadSheryl Crow

This is a single released in November 1996 by Missouri-born singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow.

It was used as an insert song in the romantic film “Phenomenon,” which was released the same year.

It was also used in a commercial for Silvia.

Nissan PRIDE: The future seen by Eikichi Yazawa and the Valentino Boy. (version)

Galaxy Express 999Nagano Ryo (APOGEE), 80KIDZ

Nissan Corporate Commercial “NISSAN PRIDE” 60 seconds

Nissan showcases its cutting-edge technological prowess, including autonomous driving technology and electric vehicles.

In this commercial, aerial footage of modern roads overseas and images of vehicles that evoke a near-future vibe are used, clearly conveying Nissan’s high level of technology.

Also, the dandy, cool narration by Eikichi Yazawa is accompanied by background music that, if you listen closely, is actually Galaxy Express 999! It’s been boldly rearranged into a danceable track, with the guitar carrying the melody line.

WINDING ROADAyaka × Kobukuro

Kobukuro – WINDING ROAD (Ayaka × Kobukuro)
WINDING ROADAyaka × Kobukuro

This is a song by Ayaka and Kobukuro, widely loved as the theme for the Nissan Cube commercial, that sings of life’s hardships and hopes.

It gently conveys the courage to push forward along life’s winding road and the hope for a small light waiting ahead.

With deep messages about the importance of loving something with an honest heart, and the new possibilities that appear when you let go of attachments and open your heart, this work became a major hit upon its release in February 2007, reaching No.

2 on the Oricon Weekly Chart.

When facing difficulties or taking a new step forward, it will quietly give you a push and guide you toward joy.

Time Of The SeasonThe Zombies

The song used in the Nissan Tiida commercial is titled “Season of the Two of Us” in Japanese.

It was released in 1968 by the British rock group The Zombies.

It’s one of their big hits, and it’s also well known for being covered by Ippu-Do in 1982.

Nissan Laurel

AmapolaNana Mouskouri

This song was created by the Spanish-born singer José Lacalle.

A cover version by the Greek singer Nana Mouskouri was used in a Laurel commercial.

It has also been covered by various artists, including Deanna Durbin and Nuno Guerreiro.

Nissan Note: 'Go anywhere you want with just one pedal' (Commercial)

Original song

[Note] TV commercial “As You Wish with Just One Accelerator” Revised 30-Second Version

A NOTE commercial with a cool melody you’ll want to play in your own car as a driving song: the “Everything at your command with a single accelerator” edition.

The CM song is an original track.

The first half unfolds simply with just low end, and from the second half the vocals come in, instantly adding a live feel.

With a deep, heavy bass that builds, an infectious groove, and vocals, it brings a cool breeze to your drive.

It’s a track you’ll want to hear not only in a short spot but in its full-length version while driving.

Ken and Mary: Like Love and the WindThe Byrds

This is a single released in 1972 by Buzz, a folk duo consisting of Hiroshi Koide and Masakazu Togo.

It was featured in a Skyline commercial and was also included on the compilation SKYLINE 50th ANNIVERSARY CD, which collects Skyline commercial songs.