Amber Music.

First of all, I’d like to give my good friend Jeff Pickell a hearty

“Thank ya!!” for threshing out the kinks in this blogging thing. With

his nimble fingers and big brain, he was able to spank the code behind

this whole thing until it decided to play nicely. Very. Nicely. :) So

thank again, Jeffrey, for the extra assistance!!

In other news, I saw a commercial the other day for LL Bean, and the

music in it kinda resonated within me. A nice, jazzy-downtempo kind of

vibe to it. Being the research guy, fact-digging guru I am, I shot a

letter to the LL Bean PR guy to see who did the music. He pointed me to

the outfit Amber Music in New York, which shouldn’t have been

surprising, because over the years I’ve written to a number of PR

people asking the same musical question. You know who gets referred to

the most? Yep. Amber Music.

So I visited the site and dropped them a note seeing the elusive

composer. In the meantime, I killed a good half hour just browsing

through their commercials. Good stuff. Granted, most of it’s from the

UK so we haven’t seen them here, but man, there’s some serious

creativity flowing in these ads.

That’s the blog. Go pay ‘em a visit, when you can. (My favorite so far

was one of the Levi’s commercial with the guy and the girl running

through the building. Better than a movie. Especially if you call that

movie “The Punisher” or “The Day After Tomorrow.” Oy….)

Kevin

http://www.ambermusic.com/

  • jkp says:

    Hey there! Wow, this site sure does look spiffy! I can’t wait to see what amazing things develop here!

    This post reminded me of an old car commercial where the driver is modestly humming a tune that stuck with me for the longest time. I would hum the snippet to myself and think what a great theme… hmmm… it kind of reminds me of… Doh! it was Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony (one of the greatest pieces of music ever composed) and the advertising group that made the commercial had sort of snuck this snippet from the Ninth into the commercial and into my head!!!

    August 27, 2004 at 11:45 am

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