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

My Baby Just Cares For MeHana Hope

nina simone – my baby just cares for me

This commercial promotes various Quickle products by Kao that support everyday cleaning.

It depicts using them in various everyday situations beyond just cleaning, emphasizing how easy they are to grab and use whenever something catches your eye.

Enhancing that relaxed atmosphere even further is Hana Hope’s rendition of “My Baby Just Cares For Me.” While preserving the feel of the original version sung by Nina Simone, Hana Hope’s vocals seem to highlight an even more relaxed mood and a softer touch.

Livin’ On A PrayerBon Jovi

Bon Jovi – Livin’ On A Prayer

Bon Jovi, a quintessential American hard rock band with immense popularity in Japan, released the 1986 single “Livin’ on a Prayer,” which was used as the theme song for Asahi Soft Drinks’ commercial “Screaming Green Tea: Rui Hachimura” for Satsu.

Its impactful intro, featuring a talk box, delivered a major shock to rock fans of the time and has been remembered as an innovative classic that signaled the evolution of hard rock.

With its catchy chorus melody that matches the atmosphere of the commercial, it’s a timeless rock tune.

Don’t Wake Me UpThe Nyxx

The Nixx – Don’t Wake Me Up (The new BMW 3 series) – Official Audio

[BMW] BMW 3 Series TV commercial: Take your life to the next level.

BMW’s commercial “BMW 3 Series: Taking Life to the Next Level.” While it doesn’t stand out as a commercial per se, it excels when it comes to the music.

The ad uses the track “Don’t Wake Me Up” by an artist named Nyx, and the song is built around a synthwave sound that perfectly fits current trends.

If you’re into a cyberpunk-like vibe, you’ll find the track irresistible—so be sure to check out the song as well.

Tonight TonightHot Chelle Rae

Hot Chelle Rae – Tonight Tonight (Official Video)

New nostalgic songs begin.

Hot Chelle Rae is a pop rock band from the United States.

One of their signature songs is a dance-pop number released in 2011.

The track is characterized by an irresistibly catchy melody and an energetic sound, with upbeat lyrics that depict having a blast at a party.

Included on the album “Whatever,” it became a worldwide hit, peaking at No.

7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

It was also used in Sony Music’s “#NewNatsumero Begins.” commercial, and remains a beloved classic to this day.

It’s the perfect song when you want to blow off stress or boost your positivity.

Karangailyg Kara Hovaa (Dyngyldai)Yat-Kha

Karangailyg Kara Hovaa (Dyngyldai)

Have you seen the “iPhone 15 Pro | Titanium” commercial? Alongside footage of a spaceship flying, you hear the sound of scraping blades and an ultra-deep singing voice.

The band behind that track is the rock group Yat-Kha.

They’re known as the group that performs the world’s lowest throat singing.

The song they perform in the commercial is “Karangailyg Kara Hovaa.” In the song, they depict something drawing near.

Under PressureQueen

Queen – Under Pressure (Official Video)

You Got This | adidas

Queen is a rock band from the United Kingdom that has released numerous classic songs.

Among them, the track born from their collaboration with David Bowie carries a universal message that explores the complexities of human relationships and the pressures of life, and it has been highly acclaimed since its release.

Featured in an Adidas commercial, it continues to captivate new generations.

It’s also notable for how the members’ individual struggles and experiences lend the song depth and authenticity.

Its message—valuing love and understanding without succumbing to pressure—may be especially needed in today’s world.

It’s a song that can give you courage when you stand at a crossroads in life.

Billathi AskaraBjörn J:son Lindh

Billathi Askara

When you’re browsing on a smartphone, someone might be watching… This commercial introduces a security feature that prevents just that.

At the start of the ad, flying surveillance cameras flock to people browsing on smartphones that aren’t iPhones and peek at their screens.

But when browsing with Safari on an iPhone, the surveillance cameras are destroyed, conveying its strong security capabilities.

The intuitive presentation draws you into the ad’s world as you watch!