Songs & Music Heard in Movies, Trailers, TV shows and Commercials
December 17, 2006Music Heard in Cingular Commercial: Blackjack PhoneThe Cingular Blackjack is one cool looking device! It makes me want to switch phone companies. But, while the Black jack is wicked cool, I will stick to my 75 mins a month for $19.99 at T-Mobile. But back to the point, have you seen the commercial where these hands on a black background are shuffling all these devices: phone, mp3 player, etc. - then at the end, it becomes the new Cingular Blackjack? The music is great in this commercial, would you like to know more about the name of the song and the artist? Read on.... Let's get right to it. The song, or music, is "Stinging Sitars" by Anjali, and can be found on her CD The World of Lady A
And as for the cool commercial, well thanks to Youtube, you can see that right here:
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Posted by on December 17, 2006 @ December 17, 2006 01:13 AM 8 folks had something to say |
This is a great site. Thanks!!!!
Posted by: Gretchen at January 7, 2007 8:37 AMI totally agree. The phone makes me want to pay the $200 opt out fee from Nextel(BTW, Nextel has the CRAPPIEST phones on the market, 2-way is the only thing keeping them alive). What brought me here was the search for the song. How cool is this damn song?!?! Love the graphics, kudos to the ad agency crew who designed this ad.
Posted by: NikNik at January 11, 2007 9:57 AMI also found this site by Googling for the song title. So, when I get done here, I'll surf off trying to find the track... "Stinging Sitars" by Anjali.... Nice post!
Posted by: Dallas007 at January 13, 2007 7:24 PMThanks for the info... just downloaded the song from iTunes... great driving music!
Posted by: Dave at January 14, 2007 7:45 PMThis is great that someone found this song. Every time I watch that Advert. I get mesmorized byt the song. Anyway, I don't know much about electronic music but it'd be nice to know other songs or artist similar to this. pleae email me since I prolly will not be coming back to this pose
Posted by: rakesh Patel at January 16, 2007 12:30 AMCame here to find out about the song. Thanks for the info on it!
Posted by: Stephen at January 19, 2007 12:12 AMLooking for info on the song found everything I needed here. Your site rocks.
Posted by: Bill at January 21, 2007 8:39 AMwas looking for it for so long, thanks so much
Posted by: matt at January 21, 2007 7:19 PM
. However, it seems to be out of print. But if you have iTunes, you can grab the track "Stinging Sitars" by 
