Infuse your Reels with the hottest songs and audio trends.
L'un des meilleurs moyens d'exploiter le pouvoir de la vidéo courte est d'utiliser les bonnes chansons Instagram Reels - et le bon site trends.
Les marques qui utilisent des sons obsolètes ou qui les utilisent mal (la tendance du "petit violon" a montré que de nombreux créateurs ne connaissaient pas le concept de "jouer du plus petit violon") peuvent paraître déconnectées, inauthentiques et précipitées.
Les marques peuvent tirer parti des bobines Instagram pour s'engager plus efficacement auprès de leur public, gagner plus de reach et, en fin de compte, gagner de nouveaux spectateurs si elles utilisent les bons sons au bon moment.
Cela dit, il existe de nombreuses trends parmi lesquelles choisir, et le cycle de vie d'une tendance peut aller de quelques semaines à quelques mois. Pour aider les spécialistes du marketing social dans leur stratégie de Reels Instagram, nous partageons avec vous les meilleurs sons mensuels en vogue à utiliser sur Reels.
Curieux de savoir comment trouver les sons tendance de Reels en dehors de ce blog ? Pour conduire engagement, les spécialistes du marketing social doivent :
La viralité des sons sur les bobines est le plus souvent considérée comme influencée par l'élan. Dans ce cas, l'élan est influencé par l'utilisation et la fréquence d'enregistrement.
Curieux de savoir comment trouver les sons tendance de Reels en dehors de ce blog ? Pour conduire engagement, les spécialistes du marketing social doivent :
La viralité des sons sur les bobines est le plus souvent considérée comme influencée par l'élan. Dans ce cas, l'élan est influencé par l'utilisation et la fréquence d'enregistrement.
Parfois, vous avez simplement besoin d'une chanson qui mette en valeur votre bobine - qu'il s'agisse d'une chanson qui corresponde à ce que vous mettez en avant dans votre bobine, ou qui fournisse simplement une atmosphère de fond agréable.
Voici quelques conseils pour trouver les chansons à la mode sur Instagram :
Vous vous demandez comment trouver les sons tendances sur Reels ? Suivez les étapes suivantes pour vous aider à rester au courant des sons tendances sur Reels pour votre marque :
L'un des défis à relever pour rester au top sur trends est la nature 24/7 des médias sociaux - et même les spécialistes du marketing social et les managers ont besoin d'une pause.
Dash HudsonLa fonction de médias sociaux multicanaux de Scheduler permet de rester facilement au courant de trends, et d'éviter toute précipitation. Lorsque votre patron vous contactera inévitablement pour vous parler de la nouvelle tendance audio qu'il a lue ou sur laquelle il a défilé, vous aurez le plaisir de lui dire qu'elle est déjà dans le pipeline.
In addition to the Scheduler feature, Dash Hudson’s AI powered tools for automation and insights help with repetitive tasks and decision making, allowing you more time for making creative Reels that your audience will love.
Vous pouvez trouver les tendances audio sur Instagram en accédant à l'outil Audio dans Reels, et en effectuant une recherche dans le site Instagram audio library - recherchez les flèches qui indiquent qu'un audio est en vogue.
L'une des chansons les plus utilisées sur Reels est "As it Was" de Harry Styles, avec 3,4 millions d'utilisations, et "Wait a Minute" (Remix) de DJ Exe est la deuxième chanson la plus utilisée sur Instagram Reels, avec 1,3 million d'utilisations.
As Summer comes to a close, here are the songs trending on Instagram Reels this month.
This is a trending song for Instagram Reels that’s perfect for showing off. It contains strings and a long intro, where the phrase ‘do you not get the concept?’ is said. This audio is used to show progress, cars and anything that you’d like to show off.
This is an upbeat instrumental, perfect for nearly any positive Reels content. Use it to show off travel destinations, beauty looks or anything else worth showcasing.
‘Big Dawgs’ is an energetic hip-hop track that blends powerful lyrics with a hard-hitting beat, making it a perfect choice for hype videos. It's rapidly gaining popularity on Instagram Reels, with users leveraging its intense vibe for everything from recipes to workouts and more.
Which songs are trending for Instagram Reels this month? Here are some songs to incorporate in your Reels content.
‘Please Please Please’ by Sabrina Carpenter is taking the internet by storm. This song is catchy and perfect for nearly any Reels content — however, this audio makes a strong statement when paired with a ‘plea’ of your own.
As if ‘Girl, so confusing’ couldn’t get any better — Charli XCX asked Lorde to work it out on the remix, and they sure did. This song is perfect for any content centred around the complexities of being a woman, but can also be used for most types of Reels content, like behind-the-scenes footage, hauls or styling videos.
This pop classic is trending on Reels this summer, and is the perfect song to accompany travel content. It’s cheery, fast-temo sound is also perfect for any content that shows your team or friends having a ball.
Half of the songs from Billie Eilish’s third studio album are trending across social media — this time, with a remix of ‘Chihrio’. This remix puts a sped-up, upbeat spin on the song, making it perfect for POVs, how to’s and more.
From Charli to Chappell, Summer 2024 is shaping up to be for the pop girls — and of course, this means ‘Good Luck, Babe!’ is trending on Instagram, across a variety of Reels content. Use this to celebrate LGBQT+ pride (regardless if pride month is over or not), Chappell Roan-inspired makeup looks and more.
As we move into Summer, these are the Reels songs shaping Explore pages everywhere.
This song, 'MILLION DOLLAR BABY' is the perfect upbeat track to back almost any Reels content, from recipes and DIYs to OOTDs. Pair this trending song with the appropriate Instagram hashtag for optimal reach.
Songs from Billie Eilish’s new album are trending across Instagram and TikTok. 'BIRDS OF A FEATHER' is a light, airy and calm song that’s suitable for nearly any content — or, stick with the song’s theme and use for content showing your favorite pairing, from complimentary products to your office pal.
This song can be found under ‘Chery Chery Lady Show’, and is an ‘80’s pop hit that’s recently resurfaced on Instagram Reels. Despite it’s distinct 80’s song and French lyrics, this song is suitable for all genders and nearly any type of content.
This May release, 'misses' from Dominic Fike's album '14 minutes' (which is — you guess it — 14 minutes long), is picking up steam on Instagram Reels this June, with the song trending in travel, fashion, food content and more. It’s an emotional song with a catchy rhythm — perfect for Summertime listening, and your Reels content.
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S'abonnerThis trending song, 'Too Sweet' by Hozier, is being used in a wide variety of Instagram Reel content — use it to back OOTDs, POVs or recipes. Another popular use for this audio is to share a carousel in a Reel, featuring a glow-up — this can be your own, or even a product from your brand that’s gotten a facelift.
Hopefully no one’s working late — but Sabrina Carpenter is! This catchy, likely-to-be-song-of-the-summer, 'Espresso', can be used in almost any Reels content you want to post, from product flatlays, to styling inspiration and more.
This funky, lowkey (yet upbeat!) song is perfect for capturing ‘day in the life’ content, POV and many other IG Reels trends. Since the trending song segment is an instrumental, it’s fitting for almost any type of Reel you’d like to publish.
This new release, 'Fortnight', featuring Post Malone and Taylor Swift from her recent release, ‘The Tortured Poet’s Department’, is trending across Reels — and with fewer views than some of her other hits, making this a great song to use across your content before it becomes oversaturated.
What’s trending on Instagram Reels this August?
This is a fun trend that only requires a quick outfit change. This trend is often used by a male and female duo, but feel free to adjust it to what works best for your participants. In the trend, the more athletic person says (with a matching text overlay) ‘girls can’t dunk’, or a similarly challenging athletic feat. In the next shot, film the other person saying something to the effect of ‘watch me’. Then, have the athletic person switch to the other person’s clothing and complete the dunk, shot, flip or whatever else.
This is the perfect trend to do with your office bestie and share your internal team’s personality. This is simple — lipsynch ‘you’re my friend now’ to this audio and show your followers how fast you and your office bestie clicked.
Curious which trends (and related audio) are trending across the Instagram Explore page? Here are some trends to try this July.
This emerging trend uses a line from the MGMT song ‘Time to Pretend’, ‘I’m feeling rough / I’m feeling raw’. To partake in this trend, use the associated sound and use the text feature to describe a situation that makes you feel ‘rough’.
This trend has been taking over TikTok, and is more ‘safe-for-work’ than you might think — to partake in this trend, simply use this audio and use the text feature to describe an activity or behavior you’d like to find in someone else, or simply just something unique or silly that’s habit for you.
This trend is simple to partake in — simply use this audio that’s reminiscent of someone blinking, then use the text feature to describe a recent realization you’ve had, or simply something that shocked you.
This trend uses a cover of Roy Orbinson’s ‘Oh, Pretty Woman’, and is perfect for beauty or fashion brands. Use this trend to show off beauty trends, hairstyles (like the example below), styling ideas or more.
Use this audio, ‘Forget You’, and share a succession of rapid-fire photos or videos. This format is perfect for ‘day in my life’ content, Summer re-caps, travel inspiration or almost anything else you have lots of content on.
We’ve covered which songs are trending on Instagram Reels, but what about the trends? Here’s what people are playing with on Reels this month.
This song begins with an audio sample of an interviewer asking, “What are you addicted to?” before delving into a rap song. To partake in this trend, share a video or image with a text overlay that reads ‘What are you addicted to?’ or ‘What I’m addicted to’ — when the beat drops, share a succession of images featuring your addiction.
This song originates from an Oscar’s appearance by Emma Stone — in the clip, Emma Stone presents Oscar nominees with Ben Stiller, and asks Jonah Hill to dance onstage. This part of the clip was remixed online into a catchy song, that’s being used across TikTok and Instagram in a variety of content.
No, it’s not original YouTube — ‘what’s in my bag’ content has been trending quite a bit in recent times. The most recent iteration? A flatlay of your bag’s goodies, labeled for your audience.
This trend comes courtesy of the movie Uptown Girls — the audio is spoken by a young Dakota Fanning, who says “Do you see her anywhere? Take a look around, you’re not gonna.” Either lipsynch to the sound or use the outline of Fanning herself saying it, with a text overlay detailing something you’re not going to ‘see around’ — like a problem your brand provides a solution for, perhaps.
Here are the audio trends being used on Instagram Reels this May.
This audio hails from the Play Station game ‘Grand Theft Auto’, where Cara Delevigne provided audio for a radio DJ. While this audio can be used in the background of other content, try using it to feature something you love while lipsynching to the words, ‘it’s time you fell in love with something that will love you back’.
This trend originated from TikTok, and has quickly began trending on Instagram. In this trend, creators use the song ‘Blue Monday’ by Above & Beyond (the extended mix), while taking an old-school video game ‘fighting stance’. To the beat of the music, add a text overlay that communicates a common discussion or disagreement you have with a friend or colleague.
This original audio is on trend, and being used across a variety of content — one of the most popular trends being used on this audio is the ‘POV’ trend, where users share a perspective from their life to share with their followers.
L'un des défis à relever pour rester au top sur trends est la nature 24/7 des médias sociaux - et même les spécialistes du marketing social et les managers ont besoin d'une pause.
Dash HudsonLa fonction de médias sociaux multicanaux de Scheduler permet de rester facilement au courant de trends, et d'éviter toute précipitation. Lorsque votre patron vous contactera inévitablement pour vous parler de la nouvelle tendance audio qu'il a lue ou sur laquelle il a défilé, vous aurez le plaisir de lui dire qu'elle est déjà dans le pipeline.
In addition to the Scheduler feature, Dash Hudson’s AI powered tools for automation and insights help with repetitive tasks and decision making, allowing you more time for making creative Reels that your audience will love.
Vous pouvez trouver les tendances audio sur Instagram en accédant à l'outil Audio dans Reels, et en effectuant une recherche dans le site Instagram audio library - recherchez les flèches qui indiquent qu'un audio est en vogue.
L'une des chansons les plus utilisées sur Reels est "As it Was" de Harry Styles, avec 3,4 millions d'utilisations, et "Wait a Minute" (Remix) de DJ Exe est la deuxième chanson la plus utilisée sur Instagram Reels, avec 1,3 million d'utilisations.