A roundup of songs from Panasonic commercials. Featuring the tracks that played in the ads, too!
Panasonic is such a classic home appliance brand that you probably have at least one Panasonic product at home.
They actively air TV commercials, so you likely see their ads often when you watch TV.
In this article, we’ll introduce Panasonic’s commercials along with the songs featured in them, all in one place.
We’ve compiled not only the latest commercials but also past ones, so you might find some that look familiar.
If there was a commercial you saw before and were curious about, be sure to look for it here!
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Panasonic commercial song roundup: Introducing the tracks featured in the commercials as well! (21–30)
VOICEYOSHI
This commercial portrays various scenes and the sounds within them, while also conveying that Panasonic’s wireless earphones can eliminate those sounds.
The striking expression of city bustle, trains, and airplane noise vanishing in an instant, followed by lively movement, depicts a sense of immersion in music.
The song that further emphasizes the joy of this musical experience shown in the footage is YOSHI’s “VOICE.” Its grand, expansive sound and the powerful vocals layered over it are memorable, evoking a positive feeling like hope for the future.
You raise me upCeltic Woman
This commercial features Ms.
Koyuki narrating to highlight what Panasonic’s VIERA is particular about.
Here, it focuses on how glare has been reduced, conveying the aim of making the TV easier to watch.
The grand atmosphere portrayed in the visuals is further accentuated by the song “You Raise Me Up” by Celtic Woman.
The blend of gently resonant strings and soaring vocals is striking, conveying a sense of grandeur while creating a moving mood.
Fire EscapeAndrew McMahon
This commercial promotes the picture and sound quality of VIERA by showing Haruka Ayase fully absorbed in a live broadcast on TV.
The concept of an artist leaping out of the television is striking, conveying just how real the experience can be.
The song that’s performed within this imagery and heightens the emotion is Andrew McMahon’s “Fire Escape.” Centered around the piano, the arrangement gradually adds instruments and becomes livelier, and together with the cheerful vocals layered on top, it expresses a grand sense of brightness.
snowOhnuki Taeko
Taeko Onuki’s “snow” is a track included on her 2002 album Note.
Its gentle sound, centered on the timbre of acoustic guitar, is striking, conveying a calm warmth through the music.
The lyrics evoke thoughts of distant scenery, and when expressed with her delicate, slightly ephemeral vocals, they create a unique sense of floating.
The song was also used in a VIERA commercial, and it’s a piece that invites reflection on the quiet happiness found in everyday life.
AmarantineEnya
This commercial focuses on the fact that VIERA is an IPS LCD TV, conveying—through narration by Koyuki—how its picture looks different from before.
It especially emphasizes the view from an angle, highlighting that images which used to feel off now appear beautiful.
Enhancing this sense of a grand, near-futuristic atmosphere is Enya’s “Amarantine.” The gentle rhythm marked by strings and the crystalline vocals are striking, and even as the piece unfolds softly, it conveys a moving sense of emotion.
Original song
This song, which plays in the commercials for the humidifying air purifiers equipped with “nanoe X,” including the Harmful Substances Suppression edition, is officially labeled as an original.
However, it appears to be the same track as Ozi Shadd’s “Drive Me Crazy,” included on the 2021 album Snuggle.
Its EDM-style, sparkling soundscape seems to overlap with the image of clean air, giving it a somewhat dreamy mood.
It might evoke that feeling you get when breathing clean air, as if your heart is being cleansed.
Original song
This commercial showcases, through Christel Takigawa’s presence, that Panasonic’s VIERA offers a wide range of features beyond just television.
As a Smart VIERA, it conveys the idea that it can serve as a monitor for various tasks, making everyday life more comfortable.
Her smiles when using the features are a key point, expressing how it can enrich both hobbies and work.
The powerful original BGM is also memorable; its bold sound reinforces a sense of reliability.