[Western Music] CM Songs I Often Hear Recently [2025]

Armpit BluesDaniel Fridell & Sven Lindvall

Armpit Blues

This is a commercial that showcases how Uniqlo’s Mini T pairs easily with any bottoms, using real styling examples.

The key point is how well it matches a variety of bottoms, conveying that it helps each person achieve their ideal look.

The song that emphasizes this relaxed, everyday vibe is “Armpit Blues.” Its distinctive guitar riffs and the overall light, airy sound seem to convey a sense of relaxation and fun.

Belleair BluffsMikey Geiger

Mikey Geiger – Belleair Bluffs

This is a commercial that highlights the convenience of easy sharing, showing that you can enjoy Spotify even in Facebook’s mini player.

It uses a simple structure that depicts how the text and images will look, clearly conveying the desire for people to use it casually.

The track that gives this text-and-image-focused, minimalist video a stylish vibe is Mikey Geiger’s “Belleair Bluffs.” With a powerful, resonant beat layered with airy sounds that gradually build the atmosphere, it gives the impression of classic dance music with a gentle, uplifting feel.

Love is LoveBonkers Beat Club

Bonkers Beat Club – Love is Love (Royalty Free Music)

The new feature “Blend” is here! Combine two people’s tastes and discover all kinds of music. — Master Spotify.

This commercial introduces Spotify’s new feature, Blend, highlighting how combining preferences opens up new possibilities.

By merging the tastes of two users, it proposes a new playlist that expands musical horizons and fosters a sense of connection.

The track that gives a stylish mood to this largely explanatory video is “Love is Love.” It’s a dance tune with a powerful, pulsing beat, yet it also incorporates tones that evoke a sense of Japanese aesthetics, resulting in a gentle, inviting impression.

Twist And ShoutThe Beatles

Twist And Shout (Remastered 2009)

This commercial conveys what kind of flavor Kirin Ichiban Shibori White has by layering impressions from various people in an easy-to-understand way.

It features Fuka Koshiba and Masaki Okada in their first beer commercial, and unfolds with letters arriving from their seniors in the CM world—Shinichi Tsutsumi, Ryohei Suzuki, and Kento Kaku.

Drawing on those comments as well, the ad depicts them savoring the beer.

The song that underscores the fun, people-connected atmosphere is The Beatles’ “Twist and Shout.” The way the track begins and then gradually builds in power is striking, heightening the sense of anticipation that something new is about to start.

Uptown GirlBilly Joel

Billy Joel – Uptown Girl (Official Video)

It’s very striking how the ad shows Kentaro Sakaguchi enjoying a Greens Free after getting out of the bath, and Miho Kanno drinking it deliciously after putting in some hard work! Up to now, scenes like these usually feature beer with alcohol, but this ad emphasizes that with Greens Free, you can be completely satisfied thanks to its authentic flavor even though it’s non-alcoholic.

The background music uses Billy Joel’s classic “Uptown Girl,” a familiar song with a refreshingly catchy melody.

Are You Gonna Go My WayLenny Kravitz

Lenny Kravitz – Are You Gonna Go My Way (Official Music Video)

Wilkinson CM 'We run on thrills and grub' version 15 seconds Masaki Suda

Lenny Kravitz is a singer-songwriter known as a multi-instrumentalist who can master various instruments and enjoys global success with a genre-defying musical style.

The title track of his third album, Are You Gonna Go My Way, was featured as the song for Wilkinson Tansan’s “Labelless” commercial.

The guitar riff used in the ad is one many people across generations have likely heard at least once.

With its soulful vocals and catchy ensemble, it’s a timeless rock anthem that never loses its luster.

Bad Reputation (Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Cover)Poppy Ajudha

Bad Reputation (Jack Daniels Edit)

The song featured in the “Jack Daniel’s | MAKE IT COUNT” commercial is “Bad Reputation (Joan Jett & The Blackhearts Cover).” The upbeat sound matched perfectly with the footage of people having fun, didn’t it? Some of you might have thought, “I’ve heard this before,” while watching.

That’s because the original is a classic by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, and it’s also known as the theme song for a Japanese anime.