`BRAND SOUNDS - Music and Brands´

BRAND SOUNDS - powered by GROVES Sound Communications
`BRAND SOUNDS - Music and Brands´

BRAND SOUNDS - the Music & Brands Podcast, aims to provide insights on all aspects of the use of music in brand communications. We will bring you information, interviews, case-histories, opinions & details on artist/brand co-operations, Corporate Sound, Sound Branding, events, TV commercials and any other forms of communication meant for our ears.

  1. 02/04/2019

    comMUSICation - Episode 01 - Introduction

    A serialized audio version of the book comMUSICation by John Groves. Concentrating on the sense of hearing, the book tells how the powerful medium of music can influence our emotions, our thoughts - and our (consumer) behaviour. How music can trigger memories – not only of a holiday, a romantic evening, or a person but also of a specific brand. In this podcast, John Groves looks at different aspects of communicating with sound and music, like Sociology, Neurology, Economics, and Marketing. The reader gradually starts to understand what „Sound Branding“ is all about.

    8 min

  2. 05/13/2007 · VIDEO

    05. Choosing the music

    The fifth episode of the BRAND SOUNDS series with John Groves. Listen to John's opinion about the difference of results depending on who's responsible for the music choice for a brand or a advertising campaign. Enjoy!

    4 min

  3. 05/06/2007 · VIDEO

    04. Who needs a "Brand Sound Consultant"?

    The fourth episode of the BRAND SOUNDS Series with John Groves in wich he explains why it is so important to have an "Brand Sound Consultant". Tune in and enjoy!

    3 min

  4. 04/29/2007 · VIDEO

    03. Is a Sound Logo a Sound ID?

    The third episode of the BRAND SOUNDS series with John Groves. As a famous composer from Germany and internationally acknowledged as a pioneer of Sound Branding, you can listen to his opinion about this very interesting question: Is a Sound Logo a Sound ID?

    5 min

  5. 04/22/2007 · VIDEO

    02. Is music universal?

    The second episode of the BRAND SOUNDS series with John Groves! In this one you can listen to his opinion about the possibility using music in advertising and communication globally.

    4 min

  6. 04/15/2007 · VIDEO

    01. What is the difference between "recognisable" and "memorable"?

    Welcome to the brand new BRAND SOUNDS Series with John Groves. In this episode you can see and listen to his opinion about the difference between "recognisable" and "memorable" in using sound in communication.

    6 min

  7. 01/25/2007 · VIDEO

    John Groves at TYPO Berlin "Change"

    Here you can see a presentaton by one of the famous composer from Germany, John Groves. As a specialist in all aspects of Sound Branding, he is telling us how important is the usage of sound in communication. Enjoy it!

    35 min

  8. 12/14/2006

    NIVEA & Asher Lane - Episode 6 of 6

    The final episode of the NIVEA & Asher Lane series with John Groves and the managing director of \STREAM (a division of TBWA\ Group Germany), Michael Kramer. John is asking him about the benfits that NIVEA got out of this deal. But first of all, Michael is going to tell us his thoughts on the place of the composer in the food chain.

    5 min
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BRAND SOUNDS - the Music & Brands Podcast, aims to provide insights on all aspects of the use of music in brand communications. We will bring you information, interviews, case-histories, opinions & details on artist/brand co-operations, Corporate Sound, Sound Branding, events, TV commercials and any other forms of communication meant for our ears.

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  • Creator
    BRAND SOUNDS - powered by GROVES Sound Communications
  • Years Active
    2006 - 2019
  • Episodes
    28
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2006-2019 BRAND SOUNDS
  • Show Website
    `BRAND SOUNDS - Music and Brands´

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