When iHeart Media needed a fresh sound for the cross promotion of their content across other brands and even platforms – Promoting Formats, radio shows, podcasts and stations they came to TM Studios.

Giving them a full range of beds and versions of their iconic sonic logo to fit across all platforms all formats and styles, some with vocals, some instrumental. We ended up delivering over 50 unique versions of the iHeart Sonic. From Sports and News Talk to Classic Hits and CHR This package of sonic elements gives iHeart Radio promo’s even more individuality and uniqueness and cohesion to the format it’s on, or the format / style it’s promoting. 

When Q997 Atlanta and KRBE Houston launched major promotional giveaway campaigns and needed a sonic standout moment to tie everything together, they trusted TM Studios.

Their campaign of choice? The ever successful Secret Sound contest activation. A contest this iconic deserved branding just as memorable.

Built around a distinctive sonic melody and a hybrid sung vocal and vocoder sound, the identity was designed to be heard throughout every stage of the campaign, from pre promotion to the final winner and beyond.

Alongside the Sonic ID, we created a full suite of imaging elements to support each phase of the promotion, including beds, drones, promo beds, winner alerts, stings and imaging workparts. The objective was clear: blend seamlessly with the station’s sound while creating a true standout moment for Secret Sound, both in promotion and in play. To blend yet stand out, the ultimate oxymoron in branding.

In the 90s, everyone in the UK tuned in to the Pepsi Network Chart Show at 4pm on a Sunday to hear their favourite songs and discover where they landed in the chart. Hosted by Dr Neil Fox, it was Hot Rockin, Flame Throwin, Lip Smackin, Thirst Quenchin and always high energy, driven by Foxy’s unmistakable style and epic sounding jingles. We all remember them, even though they were created by a rival jingle company. Respect where it’s due.

So when our clients at Nation Radio told us they were planning a throwback show revisiting historic charts, with Foxy returning as host and subtle, sometimes not so subtle, nods to the show we all loved, we jumped at the chance not just to brand it, but to add our own tributes.

With thanks to GrooveWorx (formerly Groove Addicts / Who Did That Music), we were able to utilise the iconic melody from the original Pepsi Network Chart Show, a tune people can still sing decades later. From there, we created new themes including a high energy show opener packed with mixouts, alongside rundowns, drones, ramps and shotguns.

We also delivered a vocal sound few would expect from TM Studios, recorded in Los Angeles and London.

This was one of those projects that genuinely made us pinch ourselves. A joy to create, and one we’re incredibly proud to have been part of. Take a listen and you’ll hear the energy, the nostalgia and the craft in every second.

Entravision, a leading global media, marketing, and technology company, commissioned TM Studios to rebrand the sonic identity of all news output airing across Entravision’s 21 Univision affiliates, Altavision, WAPA Orlando 26, and its digital and social media platforms.

The brief called for a new, distinctive sonic identity featured throughout the news output, along with a consistent set of unique themes and beds for the various segments of news coverage and programming.

The goal was to create a sound palette clearly identifiable as news, delivered through a more modern approach without the clichés traditionally associated with U.S. television news programming.

Built around a central main theme, we delivered over 200 unique elements spanning Sports, Politics, Breaking News, Weather, and Community coverage. Individual highlights from the package can be heard below.

When CNBC’s London team launched their new visualised show / podcast Executive Decisions, they commissioned TM Studios to create a custom track that works seamlessly across both the audio and TV editions of the programme.

Hosted by leading financial journalist Steve Sedgwick, the series offers a rare window into the minds of top decision-makers. A podcast focused on leadership and decision-making—featuring some of the best minds in the business world—required music that feels high-end, classy, refined, and authoritative.

TM Studios created a theme that reflects the podcast’s style while carefully matching the presenter’s tone and pace, delivering a complementary talkover bed that supports the overall energy and flow without getting in the way. We also supplied a full suite of additional mix-out elements, underscore beds, stings, and idents required for a modern TV show or visualised podcast—designed to align with both on-screen graphics and in-ear audio versions.

Created by TM Studios, for military charity and media organisation BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service) The new package contains 10 themes in a wide range of music styles that play on BFBS’s Music channels and can be heard on their transmissions in 16 countries around the world.

Included in the package are beds and sounders for BFBS’s music shows, themes, news, and information programmes, plus special music for the station’s weekly chart countdown.

Both BFBS and TM share a long lineage of broadcasting and audio, in fact TM produced iconic jingle packages for BFBS back in the early 90s. So when Sam and his team shared their brief with us, we were excited to bring it to life. We’re proud to be on air with The Forces Station and look forward to a long partnership.