[From timeless classics to the latest hits] A roundup of catchy commercial songs
When you watch TV or video sites, you come across all kinds of commercials, and sometimes a jingle you happen to hear just sticks in your head, right?
For example, many classic commercial songs that have been airing for years are incredibly catchy and memorable.
Also, tie-in songs by trending artists can leave a strong impression even within the short span of a commercial.
In this article, we’ll introduce a bunch of those earworm-worthy CM songs all at once!
You might find a track you haven’t heard on air much lately but have been wanting to hear again, or discover the latest song you were curious about and wondering who it’s by!
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From Timeless Classics to the Newest Hits: A Collection of Memorable Commercial Songs (251–260)
When the Saints Go Marching In
This is a Townwork commercial featuring Mio Imada and FRUITS ZIPPER together.
Set to the melody of “Seija no Koshin” (March of the Saints), Mio Imada sings and dances to the familiar phrase, “If you’re going to get a part-time job, Townwork,” while the members of FRUITS ZIPPER dance and move across the background.
It’s an adorable ad that’s a must-see not only for Imada’s fans but also for fans of FRUITS ZIPPER.
From Classic Hits to the Newest Tracks: A Collection of Catchy Commercial Songs (261–270)
sparklingME:I
This commercial promotes the variations of Tokuno Milk 8.2—such as Rich Milk, Salt Milk, and Rich Strawberry—through snapshots of ME:I’s everyday life.
The scenes depict moments waiting for a train or a bus, expressing how the rich taste of Tokuno Milk makes that time feel even richer.
The music that further highlights the fun atmosphere shown in the visuals is ME:I’s “Kira Kira.” Its gentle rhythm conveys a relaxed mood, and when the light vocals layer on top, it evokes positive feelings.
Shake The World!!Burasuto Wan Pīsu (CV. Shizuki Asusa), Āmondo Ai (CV. Ishihara Kaori), Rakkī Rairakku (CV. Nakajima Yuki), Guran Areguria (CV. Natsume Hina), Ravuzu Onrī Yū (CV. Kubota Miyu), Kurono Jeneshisu (CV. Manase Hiyori), Karen Būkedōru (CV. Oda Anju)
This is a commercial for the smartphone game “Uma Musume: Pretty Derby,” produced to coincide with the broadcast of the second cour of the anime “Uma Musume: Cinderella Gray.” The comic book-style visuals are striking, conveying a lively, pop atmosphere.
That same pop vibe also shines through in the BGM track “Shake The World!!” With its up-tempo, memorable melody that keeps replaying in your head, this song is sure to get you hooked after just one listen.
808Suchmos
The song used in Honda’s Vezel commercial is Suchmos’s “808.” Released digitally in 2018, the track gives the ad a stylish vibe.
The license plate on the car in the commercial is actually “808,” just like the song title! Their music video features various Honda cars, including the Vezel.
The song conveys the inner conflict of wondering what to do with those vague, restless days.
While it sounds sleek and stylish, realizing it sings about a kind of unease that everyone feels makes it relatable.
If you’re feeling a mental haze but still want to keep it cool, this song is highly recommended!
the same storyHanbaato Hanbaato
The Kao Attack laundry detergent commercial features many popular actors, including Tori Matsuzaka, Masaki Suda, Kento Kaku, Shotaro Mamiya, and Yosuke Sugino.
It’s often seen on TV, and the song used in it has also drawn attention.
The track is by the male-female duo Humbert Humbert.
With its crisp acoustic accompaniment and the duo’s warm vocals, the song leaves a strong impression.
The title, “Onaji Hanashi” (The Same Story), and its lyrics depicting everyday life in a gentle, unassuming way are likely to have stuck with many viewers.
Original songmabanua
It depicts Snoopy and Charlie Brown taking on a test, conveying a gentle atmosphere through their smiles.
The piece expresses Sony Financial Group’s slogan, “Experiencing a moving life together,” and you can feel the warmth of sharing moments of emotion.
The music that further emphasizes the gentle tone of the visuals is by mabanua, an artist active as a Japanese music producer and track maker.
The track feels like it paints an overall relaxed mood, and the slightly lagging backbeat creates a positive vibe of moving forward step by step.
daylightCUTIE STREET
It portrays, through the members of CUTIE STREET, that shining on stage requires hard work—and also conveys that EMAKED supports that effort.
The idea that EMAKED helps you gain confidence in your cuteness and turn it into the power to step onto the stage is expressed with a strong, empowering vibe.
The song that further emphasizes this forward-driving energy is CUTIE STREET’s “daylight.” Its sound features a prominently resonant band arrangement, and when layered with determined lyrics, it evokes an image of charging straight toward the light.