We’ve picked out famous in-store background music. Introducing trending tracks and catchy tunes all at once.
These days, whether it’s a restaurant or an electronics retailer, you’ll hear in-store BGM almost anywhere you go.
Many shops play popular domestic and international songs via commercial wired music services, but quite a few use original tracks as well.
Among these BGMs, there are many highly addictive tunes.
In this article, we’ll introduce a selection of those memorable in-store BGMs all at once.
See if the songs stuck in your memory are featured here.
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We’ve picked out famous in-store background music. Presenting a roundup of buzzworthy and catchy tracks (51–60).
SUPER CENTER PLANT
PLANT is headquartered in Fukui Prefecture and has stores in regions such as Hokuriku, Kansai, and Chugoku.
A distinctive feature is that it carries not only food but also clothing and everyday goods, and the song played in the store also sings about the extensive selection.
The track stands out with a lively guitar accompaniment and a funky bassline, highlighted by a rich female vocal reminiscent of a Western pop singer.
If you can play guitar or bass, it’s the kind of song that makes you want to pick up your instrument and try it out!
The Song of a Good LifeSakata Arisa
This is an image song promoting the Kurashi Ryoko brand sold at supermarkets that are members of the All Japan Supermarket Association.
As the brand name suggests, the products embody the desire to support everyone’s daily lives, and that feeling comes through clearly in the song as well.
It also depicts the small, everyday happiness found in daily life, conveying the idea that shopping itself can make you feel happy.
With its light, breezy sound, it leaves the impression that no matter where it’s played in the supermarket, it lifts your spirits.
In-store BGM
Valor, whose company name originates from the English word meaning “the brave,” has been gaining popularity for its extensive lineup of private brand products.
The in-store BGM features this track, distinguished by a uniquely nostalgic electronic organ tone.
Paired with a rhythmic drum performance, it lifts your shopping mood.
It’s the kind of song that makes you want to browse the store with a bright outlook, even when you’re wondering, “What should I make for dinner today?” We also recommend enjoying your shopping to its buoyant, uplifting melody.
I’m very happy.
The song “Totemo Shiawase.” (I’m So Happy) is the theme for Universe, a supermarket chain headquartered in Aomori Prefecture with stores in Aomori, Iwate, and Akita.
With a buoyant yet gentle melody, it portrays everyday life and the presence of the supermarket that supports it.
The lyrics describe essentials like meat and fish, conveying Universe’s commitment to supporting people’s daily lives.
The song leaves an impression of warmth, including the vocal delivery, and clearly conveys a positive feeling.
PLALALAEMILAND
The image song for PLANT, a supermarket headquartered in Sakai City, Fukui Prefecture with stores in various prefectures centered around Fukui, is “PLALALA.” The song expresses the philosophy that shoppers come seeking something, and that the company aims to meet those needs fully.
The sound is very gentle, layered with a powerful, soaring vocal that creates a warm atmosphere.
Since much of it consists of a “la la la” chorus, the track also evokes a sense of unity.