A roundup of Western songs used in mobile phone and smartphone commercials
When it came to mobile phone commercials, it used to be only the three major carriers, but since the advent of smartphones, there’s been an increase in ads for the devices themselves from various manufacturers.
In the past few years, budget SIMs have also taken hold, and many telecom operators are now airing commercials.
In this article, we’ll introduce Western songs that have been used in commercials related to mobile phones.
Recently, a wide range of tracks—everything from songs that perfectly match the sleek image of smartphones to more familiar, approachable tunes—are being chosen, regardless of how well-known they are.
We’ll present these by company and brand featured in the commercials!
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Western songs used in mobile phone and smartphone commercials (51–60)
Don’t Look Back In AngerOasis
The song used in au’s commercial “PERFECT SYNC.” is “Don’t Look Back in Anger” by the British rock band Oasis.
Released as a single in 1996, it’s a classic that reached number one on the UK Singles Chart.
The commercial portrays a large crowd gathered at a stadium with their mobile phones, along with people in the stands singing “Don’t Look Back in Anger” in unison.
Its distinctly British rock sound carries a certain poignancy that makes it especially appealing—be sure to give it a listen!
Sky HighElektronomia
A melodic electronic dance track by Elektronomia.
It was released in 2016 by NoCopyrightSounds, a UK nonprofit known as NCS.
The track was used in a commercial for the Sony Xperia XZ Premium.
NEW KAWAIIFRUITS ZIPPER
This commercial focuses on the photo features of Google Pixel, which are also available from au, and depicts FRUITS ZIPPER enjoying taking pictures.
It highlights how you can freely edit photos—like combining shots taken in various locations with mascots—and keep your memories in a cute way.
Even the edits that might seem over the top help convey the excitement of the trip.
The song that enhances the fun atmosphere of the commercial is FRUITS ZIPPER’s “NEW KAWAII.” Set to a bright and glamorous sound, it’s a track that pursues cuteness, letting both cuteness and fun come through at the same time.
KidsSleigh Bells
The track used in the 2015 Sony Xperia T3 commercial.
It was released by the American noise-pop duo Sleigh Bells and is included on their 2010 album Treats, which was a hit in the U.S., the U.K., Australia, and elsewhere.
Compilation of Western songs used in mobile phone and smartphone commercials (61–70)
JourneyTranzpotter
A smooth trance track released in 2012 by Transporter.
It features an addictive melody that evokes a sense of nostalgia.
It was used in a Sony Xperia commercial and became a hot topic.
echoyama
NTT Docomo’s “Graduation of Hopes” was released as a collaborative movie between Docomo and yama, crafted to feel like a music video for one of yama’s songs.
It gathers things users “wish would disappear from society,” presenting them within the film as Graduation Hope Certificates.
The background music is a newly produced track titled “Kodama.” Like the collaborative movie, the song was created based on user input, carrying an encouraging message about facing oneself.
It’s a supportive anthem that will likely serve as a source of strength.
Soul Bossa NovaQuincy Jones
This is a commercial introducing Paytoku, a pricing plan that lets you rack up lots of points.
It explains that simply subscribing to Paytoku boosts your PayPay point rebate rate, helping you accumulate points surprisingly fast.
The lively rhythm of Quincy Jones’s “Soul Bossa Nova,” a familiar tune in SoftBank commercials, also leaves a strong impression.