1. Non-Branded Content
~ Commercial underscore, music beds, library music, instrumentals ~
The playlist below exhibits a featured selection of our past work for advertisements (both visual and audio only) for radio, TV, and web. These instrumental 30-second clips demonstrate a range of our work - from joyous, childlike feels to hard-hitting electronic underscore.
We can write for any ensemble in any style - from a full orchestra to a rock group to a jazz quartet to traditional country ensembles to a purely electronic soundscape to something purely creative (like tapping on wine glasses and tossing keys in the air - see Wine Glass Jam, below). If you listen to our Non-Branded and Branded Content playlists, along with our Film/Video and Songwriting playlists, you'll have a better sense of what we've done previously.
2. Branded Content
~ Jingles, identifiers, sonic pneumonics, theme songs, for radio/podcast/TV/etc. ~
The playlist below contains a selection of our custom branding projects, including traditional 'jingles', instrumental 'sonic pneumonics', theme songs, and branded underscoring for radio shows and podcasts.
The styles shown range from merengue to alternative rock to classic country to orchestral to various other sonic landscapes that don't neatly fit into any one genre. As mentioned above, if you listen to our Film/Video and Songwriting playlists, you'll gain a better feel for the range of our past work.
3. Full Audio Examples
This project, for a private celebrity party hosted by Walmart, was started and completed within 48 hours. It was a true collaboration with Adam Pleiman at Sound Images. This track features acoustic guitars, ukelele, mandolin, string ensemble, piano, glockenspiel, toms, electric guitar, tambourine, and apparently brought Walmart executives to tears when it was screened with the visual.
Livri Games "Kosher" Underscore - We created a film score from natural, 'kosher' instruments in order to pitch this product to Israeli investors. The instruments allowed were voice-based sounds, natural sounds occurring in nature, drums, sounds of non-musical percussion instruments (e.g. keys, tables, chairs, etc.), clapping of hands, stomping of feet, etc. We used a combination of beatboxing, mouth pops/clicks, tuned wine glasses, tossed keys, vocal "doh's", choral shouts, an anvil, and claps.
To see projects that merge our music with video, please see our Film Score page.
