Sound that makes your brand unmistakable
We create music and sonic identities for brands, from the first idea through to broadcast ready delivery. Based in Amsterdam, working internationally.
Our services
Four disciplines. From a complete audio identity to a single mix. Every project begins with the same question: what should this sound like?
Sonic branding & identity
Complete audio identities: sonic logos, brand anthems, UX sound and the guidelines that keep them consistent. The audio counterpart to your visual identity.
Learn moreMusic for advertising
Custom composition, re-recordings, sound design and music supervision. For everything from six second social cuts to full campaign films.
Learn moreMixing & mastering
Mixing, mastering, post sound and stock audio treatment. Finished to broadcast specification.
Learn moreAudio post production
Dialogue editing, ADR, sound design and final delivery. Everything between picture lock and air.
Learn moreSelected work
Campaign music, audio identities and broadcast mixes for cultural institutions, NGOs and consumer brands.
About the studio
Every project starts with one question: what should this brand or campaign sound like? From there it is composition, sound design and careful mixing, tested until the result holds up in a shop, on a phone and on television.
We assemble a team around each brief: composers, sound designers, editors and mixers. The studio stays small by design, so you work directly with the people making the sound.
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Frequently asked questions
Sonic branding is the strategic use of sound and music to express a brand's identity. This includes sonic logos, brand anthems, UX sounds and full audio guidelines that work alongside your visual brand. Think of it as the audio version of your logo and colour palette: a signature you carry into every ad, app, store, podcast and event.
It depends on scope. A sonic logo can take a few weeks, while a full sonic identity or ad campaign typically runs 4 to 8 weeks from briefing to final delivery, including review rounds.
Especially then. Sonic cues currently make up only around 8% of brand assets, according to Ipsos, despite outperforming visuals on memorability and recall. 60% of consumers say music in marketing is more memorable than visuals. Most brands haven't claimed an audio identity yet, which makes this a genuine first mover advantage rather than a "nice to have."
We start with an alignment session to sharpen the brief and agree on creative direction. From there: first compositions → your review → revisions → final delivery. Timelines and milestones are agreed upfront, so there are no surprises at the end.