Throwback Nation Radio is one of the most widely heard syndicated shows in the U.S., airing on more than 200 stations and celebrating the biggest Classic Hits of the 80s and 90s.

When Tony Lorino came to us, the brief was simple: capture the energy of the era and match Tony’s fast, personality-driven style.

But this couldn’t just be nostalgia. It had to bring back radio at its peak. Big hooks. Feel-good momentum. That instant hit of pop and rock energy that pulls listeners back, while still sounding sharp on modern stations in any market.

TM Studios created a core set of 8 custom cuts, built for short bursts of impact. Each piece included multiple edits and length variations, giving Tony and affiliates the flexibility to use the package across intros, rejoins, transitions and feature moments.

When iHeartMedia needed to add more depth and musicality to their logo and a fresh way to cross-promote its content across brands, formats and platforms, they chose TM Studios.

The brief was big: take the iconic iHeart sonic logo and make it work everywhere. Radio shows, podcasts, stations, format promos, platform campaigns. Sports, News Talk, Classic Hits, CHR and plenty more.

TM Studios delivered over 50 unique themes and more than 300 mixes and versions, from vocal IDs to fully instrumental cuts, each designed to feel at home in the format it served.

The result is a huge, flexible sonic toolkit that gives iHeartRadio promos more punch, more identity and more cohesion, wherever they land.

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

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 cut through every stage of the campaign, from pre-promotion to the final winner and beyond.

Alongside the Sonic ID, TM Studios 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 each station’s sound while creating a true standout moment for Secret Sound. Blending in and standing out. The perfect branding contradiction!

In the 90s, everyone in the UK knew where they were at 4pm on a Sunday: listening to the Pepsi Network Chart Show.

Hosted by Dr Neil Fox, it was Hot Rockin’, Flame Throwin’, Lip Smackin’, Thirst Quenchin’ and full of energy, driven by Foxy’s unmistakable style and those epic jingles. They may have been created by a rival jingle company, but respect where it’s due. We all remember them.

So when Nation Radio planned a throwback show revisiting historic charts, with Foxy back as host and plenty of nods to the show we grew up with, we jumped at the chance to brand it and add a few tributes of our own.

With thanks to GrooveWorx, formerly Groove Addicts / Who Did That Music, we were able to use the iconic original Pepsi Network Chart Show melody. From there, TM Studios created new themes, a high-energy opener with mixouts, plus rundowns, drones, ramps and shotguns.

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

Pure nostalgia. Proper craft. A joy to create.

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

The brief called for a distinctive and cohesive sound palette, clearly identifiable as news but delivered through a modern approach that avoids the clichés long associated with U.S. television news.

Built around a central theme, we delivered over 200 unique elements, including themes and beds for every segment, spanning Sports, Politics, Breaking News, Weather, and Community coverage. Individual highlights can be heard below.

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

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, featuring some of the best minds in business, required music that feels high-end, classy, refined, and authoritative.

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