For broadcast, streaming & media partners

Your advertiser wants a jingle. Now you have somewhere to send them.

We write and produce custom music for advertisers — jingles, sung taglines, sonic signatures, on-hold. You keep the relationship and the buy. We handle the composing and hand back broadcast-ready files.

1,000+productions delivered
8years composing & producing
30+categories served
Auto & dealers Home services Restaurants Retail Healthcare Financial Real estate Consumer products Non-profit + more

The request you're already getting

"Can you guys do a jingle for us?"

Your production team turns around spots every day — copy, voice, mix, delivery, on deadline. Original music is a different discipline. It needs composers, vocalists, and a studio built for writing songs rather than cutting spots.

So when an advertiser asks for their own custom music, it sits outside what a spot production is meant to do, and the client usually ends up sorting it out alone. That's the one narrow thing we're here for.

"Pretty much generic. Everybody sounds the same."

Leslie Leatherwood — describing the audio he was assembling himself, before he found us

What it does for both sides

The client gets what they asked for. You get to be the one who solved it.

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For the advertiser

A spot people repeat back to them. Custom music is the one part of a campaign that carries across every channel they run and gets stronger every time it airs.

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For you

You're already their connection. Now you're also the person who got their problem solved — and that's the call they take next year.

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For the station

Nothing changes on the schedule. The buy just carries a spot the market remembers, and advertisers who hear their name repeated back to them tend to keep running.

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For the relationship

We work behind you, never around you. The client stays yours, we keep you in the loop, and anything that isn't the music comes straight back to you.

The deliverable

A sound system for the brand. Not a one-off jingle.

Every build ships as a set of parts your traffic and production teams can actually work with, not a single locked file.

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:30, :15, :05

Ready-to-air cuts, mixed to broadcast level. Traffic-ready WAV and MP3.

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Instrumental bed

For live reads and VO over the top, without fighting the vocal.

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Sonic signature

The short audio logo that closes the spot and carries across every channel.

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Alternate moods

Ad energy for the promo, a softer read for the testimonial. Same identity.

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Loopable segments

Your editors cut to any length without the music landing in the wrong place.

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Phone & on-hold

The caller who heard the spot hears the same brand when they call in.

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Written for the market

Discovery call first. Two to three directions. The client picks the one that's theirs.

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Licensed, not sold off

Exclusive rights, renewable annually. It stays their sound as long as they run it.

Your team makes the spot. We make the sound it's built on.

Two different jobs. They work best together.

Hear it

Thirty seconds is the whole pitch.

Different markets, different categories, no house sound. Play two or three — if it doesn't hold up, none of the rest matters.

Leatherwood Roofing

Roofing · Modern rock with a country nod

"This is exactly what I had in mind. Catchy, easy to remember."

Texas Fleet Outfitters

Commercial fleet · Texas shuffle

"Now when my spots get played, my customers will hear my brand loud and clear and give me top of mind awareness."

Plumbers 911

Home services · The classic jingle sound

"It's been well received and they have made me look like the hero."

Chenza's Twisted Tacos

Food & beverage · Beachy

"Almost like they read my mind, where I didn't even know what I wanted."

Fox and Frog Organics

Consumer product

"A jingle that is exactly what we were looking for, and we could not be happier."

Performance Plus

Quick lube · Auto service

"Nailed it. It's already an ear worm."

Full library, filterable by industry and genre: nmaudiobranding.com/samples

Who else hires us

Stations and agencies buy this too — not just their advertisers.

"Always exceeds expectations. Amazing attention to detail and great communication. Twice now, they have provided the exact sound I was seeking."

John P. — Sugar House Radio

"The project I set was a challenging one, and they not only met but exceeded my expectations. They took on my brief and came up with the lyrics from scratch."

Peter M. — RSN Carnival, Australia

"Great communication and the spot turned out amazing. I am very happy and look forward to working with them again real soon."

Jim P. — Blue Anchor Advertising

Also produced for Broughton Media Group, Sun Telemedia, and BMN. People who sell airtime for a living already know what we sound like.

Case study — Leatherwood Roofing, Lubbock TX

Roughly $80K to $500K in Q1, year over year.

Leslie was already advertising. What he didn't have was a sound that belonged to him. We built the full system — jingle, sonic signature, :30 spot, on-hold — and delivered it inside eleven days.

~6×

Q1 revenue, year over year

1,100 → 2,600

followers in four to five weeks

Expanding

added roofers, leased an office

"We need to use that jingle. I can't get it out of my head."

Station manager — paraphrased, relayed by Leslie Leatherwood

"I can't ever remember anybody's numbers. But if I ever go to jail and I can't get a hold of my wife, I know your number by heart because of that jingle."

News station employee — relayed by Leslie Leatherwood

Leslie in his own words — from a few days after delivery through the Q1 check-in three months later.

"You're not going to use a company if you've never heard of them. And if somebody's asking around, 'Has anybody ever heard of Leatherwood Roofing?' — 'Oh yeah, that guy, he does this.' So it works, because I'm getting phone calls. I asked a lady the other day where she heard, and she said, 'I heard you on the radio.'"

He didn't come to us wanting more leads. He wanted to sound like himself instead of like everybody else — and radio is the channel his customers name back to him.

The hand-off

You send a name. That's the whole ask.

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You make the intro

An email, a forwarded contact, or our info handed over — however you'd rather do it.

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We take the call

Thirty minutes with the advertiser to scope it. No cost to them, no cost to you, no obligation either way.

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We produce it

Built backward from your client's air date. We move fast, we hit the date, and nobody has to chase us. Money-back guarantee right up until final files are delivered.

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Files land traffic-ready

Delivered to the advertiser and to your team, in whatever format your traffic department wants them.

No exclusivity, no vendor onboarding, nothing to set up in advance. It only comes into play when a client asks the question you're already being asked.

Fit and terms

Built for one kind of advertiser. Easy on everything else.

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Who this fits

Local and regional advertisers who want a unique and memorable sound. Running broadcast or streaming now, or about to start. Any category — service, retail, auto, healthcare, hospitality.

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How it can work

A simple referral, or a name your reps can point to when it comes up. Whatever structure clears your compliance — we'll follow your lead.

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Capacity

Across markets, nothing territory-locked. Composition, vocals, and mix all produced in-house — one team, one sound.

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Start informally

If it's easier, hand off the next advertiser who asks and see how it goes. Nothing has to be signed for that.

Common questions

Answered before you have to ask.

What does this cost the station?

Nothing. The advertiser is our client. There's no fee to the station, no minimum, and nothing to sign before you send someone over.

How fast can you turn something around?

We build backward from the air date. Tell us when the buy starts and we'll tell you straight whether we can hit it — and if we can't, we'll say so rather than take the project and miss.

Who owns the audio when it's done?

The advertiser holds exclusive rights, renewable annually. It's their sound for as long as they're running it, and nobody else in their market can license it.

Can our production team work with the files?

That's how they're built. Broadcast-level WAV and MP3, :30 / :15 / :05 cuts, instrumental beds for live reads and VO, and loopable segments so your editors can cut to any length without the music landing in the wrong place.

What if the advertiser isn't a good fit?

We'll tell them, and we'll tell you. A sound only pays off where people hear it repeatedly, so if someone isn't running enough audio to make it worth their money, we'd rather say that on the first call than take the job.

How do we structure it on your end?

However works for you. A referral arrangement, a preferred-vendor listing, or nothing formal at all. Tell us what clears your compliance and we'll follow your lead.

Is this just a jingle?

It's a system rather than a single track: a sonic signature, a main hook, length variants, instrumental versions, and a phone and on-hold version, all built from the same identity. The point is that it rides everything the advertiser runs, not just one spot.

Next step

Send us the next one who asks.

We'll handle it end to end and make sure it reflects well on the person who made the introduction.

Composition & production

Noah D'Innocenzo

Noah D'Innocenzo

noah@nmaudiobranding.com
855-MY-SOUND  ·  484-MY-SOUND

Vocals, voiceover & creative direction

Steph D'Innocenzo

Steph D'Innocenzo

NM Audio Branding LLC
Princeton, NJ