A roundup of Spotify commercials: recommended ads where you can listen to songs by popular artists
Many people likely use Spotify, the music streaming service, because it’s free to use despite some feature limitations.
Spotify, which is so familiar to us, actively runs commercials—you’ve probably seen them, too.
The highlight of Spotify’s commercials is, without a doubt, the use of songs by popular artists.
In this article, we’ll introduce Spotify’s commercials all at once.
We hope it helps you not only find your favorite ad, but also discover the tracks that caught your ear in those commercials.
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Spotify commercial roundup: Recommended ads where you can listen to tracks by popular artists (1–10)
Spotify “Airplane” Version
Speaking of Spotify commercials, many of you might remember this one from 2019.
On an airplane, a woman accidentally pulls the recline lever of the seat belonging to the man next to her, and just as he’s about to take a sip of his juice, his seat suddenly tilts back and the juice splashes all over his face—a comedic setup.
While the flustered woman panics, the man calmly puts on his headphones and starts listening to Vicke Blanka’s “Ca Va?”.
It’s a memorably quirky ad with an amusingly surreal twist.
The background track, “Ca Va?”, is one of Vicke Blanka’s signature songs released in 2019, notable for its catchy, addictive chorus.
Spotify Zutto Mayonaka de Iinoni. “A Year-End and New Year Filled with Sound” Version
The “Sound-Filled Year-End and New Year” version shows people enjoying music in various moments—spending time with a partner or friends, at work, while studying, and more.
The background music features ZUTOMAYO’s “Kira Killer (feat.
Mori Calliope).” Released in 2022, the track drew attention for Mori Calliope’s guest appearance and showcases ZUTOMAYO’s signature sharp guitar rock sound.
Spotify “Let’s listen to legendary #Anime” Version
This is a commercial that promotes the variety of music available on Spotify, with a focus on anime music.
Centered on the theme “Let’s listen to anime,” it powerfully conveys that you can enjoy a wide range of tracks—from timeless classics to the latest trending hits.
The visuals showing the phrase “Let’s listen to anime” written in various typefaces effectively communicate a lively, fun atmosphere.
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Spotify “Detective Conan: The Million-dollar Star of Goryokaku (Michishirube)” Version
This is a Spotify commercial announcing the release of collaboration content for the film Detective Conan: The Million-dollar Pentagram.
In the ad, Conan, having put Kogoro Mouri to sleep, plays the theme song “Soshisouai” by aiko for Kaito Kid and Heiji Hattori.
When Heiji asks how this relates to the case, Conan replies, “I just wanted you to listen,” a humorous touch that’s also a highlight of the spot.
Spotify Anime “Infinite Loop” Version
Rina Kawaguchi, who has been gaining attention as a voice actress for works like The Idolmaster and Record of Ragnarok, plays two roles by herself in this piece.
It likens the compatibility of Spotify and anime to salty and sweet foods, inviting viewers to relate.
It appeals to anime fans by highlighting that you can listen to lots of anime songs on Spotify.
Many viewers were likely drawn to the visuals featuring illustrations by KEIGO INOUE, known for their vivid use of color.
Spotify announces to all citizens of Shibuya: “Attack on Titan × Spotify Special Video.”
This is a collaboration commercial that recreates a famous scene from the anime Attack on Titan.
If you’re not familiar with the anime, it might not quite resonate, but if you’ve seen it, it’s sure to get you hyped! By the way, this CM was announcing that a playlist of Attack on Titan-related songs is available on Spotify.
Spotify Music for Your Everyday: Drive DJ Edition
In this commercial, which starts with a driving scene, it’s mentioned that the family usually takes turns choosing the in-car music.
Prompted by her mother’s words, “Isn’t it your turn today, Hinano?”, the daughter puts on a song.
From her choice, the mother senses that something is troubling her.
She then casually starts a conversation with, “So, how have you been lately?” It’s a wonderful ad that portrays family interactions centered around music.
The song the daughter chooses in this CM is tuki.’s “Seesaw,” a piano ballad that likens a complicated love affair to a seesaw.