Coffee commercial song. Popular commercial jingle.

LA BAMBAYasushi Nakatani

Sairi Ito all lovey-dovey with Haraichi’s Iwai in a wedding dress! Their third time co-starring as a married couple — New TV commercial for “BOSS Cafe Base,” ‘The Meticulous Husband and the Carefree Wife’ edition.

Suntory’s “BOSS Cafe Base” commercial features the comedy duo member Yuki Iwai from Haraichi and actress Sairi Ito, and uses “La Bamba,” a piece of traditional Mexican music.

“La Bamba” was covered in 1958 by Mexican-American singer Ritchie Valens and became a worldwide hit from the 1950s through the 1980s.

In Japan, Katsuko Kanai performed it at the 18th NHK Kohaku Uta Gassen in 1967, and Dragon Ash covered it on their 2008 single “Velvet Touch.”

Song of Café au LaitIzumi Mori

Amanojaku Inter becomes the “Spirit of Gentle Reset” / Glico Cafe au Lait CM + Making-of

Once you hear it, the catchy phrases of “The Café au Lait Song” stick in your head, and the tune makes you want to drink a café au lait.

Its pop melody pairs perfectly with lyrics that capture the dilemma of not wanting to give up either coffee or milk, making the choice of what to drink feel fun.

The cute characters in the commercial’s animation are also memorable.

The way the character wavers between the strong-looking coffee and the gentle-looking milk is adorable, making it a commercial you’ll want to watch over and over again.

Daydream BelieverTHE TIMERS

THE TIMERS – Daydream Believer (Hammock Mix)

Many people must have had their ears caught by the “Oh?” in 7-Eleven’s commercial for the premium Kilimanjaro blend, ‘For Those Who Love the Deep Flavor of Coffee.

’ The song is ‘Daydream Believer,’ originally released as a single by the American group The Monkees in 1967, which the Japanese band The Timers translated into Japanese and covered.

It’s also famous for having been covered by numerous artists.

The mellow melody might lull you into a relaxed mood, but the song is actually a sad love song about someone you can’t forget.

From the opera “La Wally”: Farewell, my home in the homelandAlfredo Catalani

Catalani, La Wally: "Goodbye, home of my homeland" — Maria Callas

The piece used in the 2020 FamilyMart “Sweetly Roasted Coffee” commercial featuring Goro Inagaki was ‘Addio, casa natia’ from Alfredo Catalani’s opera La Wally.

Premiered at La Scala in Milan in 1892, the opera is considered Catalani’s masterpiece.

Although the full four-act work is now rarely performed, the aria ‘Addio, casa natia’ has gained popularity as a standalone item in the soprano repertoire.

Gather the WindMasataka Kubota

Masataka Kubota unveils soothing vocals, covering Happy End’s “Kaze wo Atsumete” in the new Mount Rainier commercial, “Unravel and Move Forward.”

The commercial song for the chilled cup coffee drink “Mt.

Rainier” in the commercial titled “Unravel and Move Forward” is “Kaze wo Atsumete,” sung by the featured actor Masataka Kubota.

“Kaze wo Atsumete” is originally a track by the rock band Happy End, included on their 1971 album “Kazemachi Roman,” and is a hidden gem that has been covered by numerous artists.

In the commercial, Kubota delivers a gentle vocal performance, and he says he approached the recording with the intention that “it would be nice if listeners could feel at ease.”

Plastic CityI Don’t Like Mondays.

Plastic City (Music Video)

The commercial song chosen for the top-ranked diet coffee “C COFFEE” is “Plastic City,” performed by I Don’t Like Mondays.

Released in 2020 as a digital-only single, it features an urban, city-pop-inspired sound.

It’s a bittersweet love song for adults that perfectly matches the commercial—also noted for model Niki’s sexy scenes—so be sure to give it a listen!

SunflowerI Don’t Like Mondays.

Sunflower (Produced by Great Good Fine Ok)

The song used in the “C COFFEE” commercial featuring Long Monrō, a model and singer from China, is Sunflower by I Don’t Like Mondays.

It’s a digital-only single released in 2020 and a collaboration with the New York artist Great Good Fine Ok.

The track brilliantly fuses digitally crafted synthesizer sounds with a catchy pop melody line.