Background Music from the iPhone 4S Commercial
Dec 11, 2011 - 7 Comments
Apple has been airing several iPhone 4S commercials, a few focus on Siri, while others center on iCloud or the new camera. Each ad shares the same background music, and what’s the tunes name? The song is Orchestral – “Goldengrove v2″ by Keith Kenniff, an American composer.
The song is instrumental, contrasting the poppy sound of the song played in the new iPod touch ad or The Beatles classic heard in the recent “Cover” commercial.
Somewhat strangely, Orchestral – “Goldengrove v2″ doesn’t appear to be available for purchase on iTunes, but you can listen to it above, on YouTube below, or directly on the artists Soundcloud page, it’s about 1:30 long.
Thanks for sending this in Stuart
Keith Kennif also records under the name Helios. Check out “Eingya”, a sumptuous album of evocative musical landscapes.
Reading the comments on Soundcloud I am not surprised nobody can find it on Itunes: it’s a Yann-Tiersenified version of a Philippe Glass piece made for The Truman Show.
It’s a beautiful arrangement though and works great in the ad.
I think this music was also from the illusionist.. please let me know if it is..
Thanks
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This advert horrifies me, exactly because of the music. It’s an almost EXACT rip-off of part of the Truman Show soundtrack, and I find it amazingly ironic that music from a film about a man whose life is completely faked by entertainment corporations is being taken off to advertise technology that encourages people to live their whole lives through the filter of a little screen – chillingly ironic.
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I wanted to know the song in the new I phone 4s commercial where the girl wants to order soup and she says today we are dancing and the song name I don’t the name and the way she says it I can’t find it, help please