Here at Silent Media, we believe in the power of music and the innate strength it possesses to heal and induce deep emotion – felt by both the audience and musician alike – through experience or expression.
The Jose Marti Bolivarian School is one such school that also understands the power of music. In the distance a faint bad-ump, bad-ump, bad-umping gradually reveals itself; children haul packages the size of overgrown lunchboxes through the corridors.
Planning and building a home studio is quite a big task, no? It must take months of research and preparation, right…? Majority of novice artists/musicians seem to think so, often they see it as a gargantuan task. However, initially getting started is a lot simpler than most might imagine. After all, there are only a handful of basic necessities required to start building a robust home studio.
Hola, fellow jinglers! Here at Silent Media we like to remember the legends, of thematic song crafting, that graced the art before our time.
In our latest series we will be highlighting and critiquing the jingles that accompanied the most influential toys and cartoon characters of all time! Taking a brief look at history and analysing the composers behind the genius we’ll gain insight of what went into cooking these jingles.
Maybe Christmas carols induce us to buy compulsively, who knows. Joking aside, we could not miss the opportunity to dedicate a post to Christmas songs, couldn’t we?
There have been many musicians, who in search of new sounds, used toys as musical instruments in their productions. And in Silent Media we like these two things too much: music and toys.
In Silent Media we make music for children advertising (among many other things) and we try to be aware of the musical trends in general and those of our target in particular. They rule.
Sometimes I wake up in the morning with a song ringing in my head. I can not stop listening to it and in the most unexpected moments I find myself humming it unconsciously. It is not Georgie Dann with her overwhelming and infallible summer songs, nor is my Masiel’s favorite. Then what? It is the song of that ad: a jingle.
