Who sings the song in the Pepsi advert: “Thirsty for More” with David Beckham?
In advertising, it is common to use new versions of old songs. Each year, the global music catalogue expands, and younger generations often struggle to have enough background knowledge to recognize the original artists. Artists are aware of this and take the opportunity to create covers of major hits, adapting them to today’s world.
When it comes to choosing a song to represent an advertising campaign, creatives often prefer these covers over the original versions. This is the case with the latest Pepsi advert titled “Thirsty for More” starring former footballer David Beckham, where they chose a classic song adapted for modern times. But…who sings the song in the Pepsi advert? Let’s find out.
“No Regrets”, by Guy Farley feat. Siena is the song in the 2025 Pepsi advert
The song in the Pepsi advert is titled “No Regrets” by Guy Farley, performed by Siena. The song is a cover of the original “No Regrets” sung by Édith Piaf in 1956. Guy Farley is a British film score composer who has reinterpreted the classic song with vocals by the artist Siena.
“Thirsty for More” is the title of the Pepsi advert created by the agency Springtime. The former footballer plays a final role that brings the whole campaign together. The piece shows us everyday actions like playing video games, having fun with friends, dancing at a concert, singing at a karaoke bar, or taking a life-changing trip. Actions that many of us have been made to feel are a “waste of time” instead of focusing on what supposedly really matters.
According to Cathy Graham Kidd, Senior Director of Global Brand Marketing at PepsiCo, in a statement: “In a world that can often seem increasingly negative, toxic, and judgmental, the small moments of joy matter more than ever. This insight, and the celebration of our personal touch in enjoyment — whatever it may be — are at the heart of this Pepsi campaign.”
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