Production music means more than jingles

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So we’re at a wedding, and our crazy uncle Ralphie is interrogating us about Burst, wondering what we do, how we pay the bills, wanting to know where he can buy our CDs… ?!

“Ah, no, it’s not quite like that. I mean, you hear our music on tv or radio all the time, you just don’t notice it. And, generally, you can’t buy it.”

“Oh!” he exclaims, “you guys make jingles.”

“Well, no.”

Now… I mean, we have made jingles (though we detest the word and connotation, generally), and they’re fine and dandy and we’re not even particularly embarrassed by them - music is music, and good music is good music - but in the interest of broadening some horizons about what exactly is possible when you have a musical resource such as Burst available to you, check out the following montages.

Full Songs

If you’re looking to license full songs, we have artists and bands of all different stripes and persuasions at BurstLabs.com… here’s a sampling of the myriad genres available :

please note - all ‘Songs’ at Burst Labs are licensed on a case-by-case basis and are not covered by the Rate Sheet available on our site. Please contact us for further info if you have a need for a Song License.

Instrumental Tracks

And for those of you looking for instrumental cues, background tracks, stock music for licensing in movies, tv shows, advertising and commercials, video games, promos, trailers, etc., here’s a compilation of widely different styles, moods and emotions that are part of our Instrumental Catalog :

Rates for licensing instrumental music from Burst Labs are available at our FAQ.

Other Licensed Music

There are many other places where you can hear our music, either as a licensed track or as a custom project we created for a client through our parent company, The Burst Collective. Some examples :

Trade Show Exhibits (giveaways and environmental audio)
Software (a Burst cue is the music you hear in Microsoft’s Welcome Tour for Office OSX)
Kiosks (Ralph Lauren has used Burst music for their Polo brand)
Live Events (such as GE’s annual meeting in Boca Raton FL)
Corporate Videos (product or training)

There’s a longer list of partial credits here.

If you have the need for music of any kind, even a jingle (!), we’d love to hear from you and see how we could work together.

There’s a lot of music coming this week… brand new tracks, from hip hop to indie pop, as well highlights on some catalog material. Stay tuned! [dh]