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    Music & Sound: Spring Top Ten Spot Tracks

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    By The Editors of SHOOT

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    View the spots and learn more about the companies and people behind the great range of music, sound design and audio post represented in the selections for this Spring’s SHOOT Top 10 Spot Tracks Chart.  See related article here.

    SHOOT Top 10 Spring 2011 Spot Tracks Chart

     

    Title

    Music/Sound

    Audio Post

    Agency

    Production

    1

    MTV EXIT
    (End Exploitation
    and Trafficking)’s
    “Planet Better”

    (view spot below)

    Brian Emrich, sound designer
    Black Iris, Brooklyn, NY, Los Angeles, Richmond, Va.Lewis Pesacov, composer, “When Will I Feel Love”; Daron Hollowell, executive producer; Bethany Cosentino of Best Coast, singer.

    Brian Emrich, mixer.

    Young & Rubicam,
    New York    Eric David Johnson, executive music producer.

    Paranoid U.S.Edouard Salier, director.

    2

    Puma’s
    “Blam! Blam!”

    (view spot below)

    Beacon Street Studios, Venice, Calif.Andrew Feltenstein, John Nau, Rick Boston, composers; Adrea Lavezzoli, Caitlin Rocklin, producers; Paul Hurtubise, sound designer. The band shown performing is The Nomads.

    Sound Lounge,
    New York    Philip Loeb, mixer.

    Droga5,
    New York.

    MJZ,
    bicoastal/international    Fredrik Bond, director.

    3

    Nokia’s
    “Don’t Fence Me In”

    (view spot below)

    Cole Porter’s “Don’t Fence Me In”
    (Warner/ Chappell Music Publishing)
    Yessian, New York    Daniel Johnson, composer/singer; Brie Stoner, singer; Brian Yessian, creative director; Mary Ellen O’Brien, Marlene Bartos, producers.

    Jafbox Sound, NY    Joseph Fraioli, sound design.

    Sound Lounge,
    New York    Tom Jucarone, mixer.

    Wieden+Kennedy,
    New York

    Anonymous Content,
    bicoastal    Malcolm Venville, director.

    4

    Nike’s
    “Throwdown”

    (view spot below)

    “Nobody But Me”
    (the Human Beinz version, licensed)
    stimmung,
    Santa Monica, Calif.    Gus Koven, sound designer.

    Eleven,
    Santa Monica    Jeff Payne, mixer.

    Wieden+Kennedy,
    Portland, Ore.

    RSA Films,
    bicostal    Jake Scott, director.

    5

    Budweiser’s
    “Outlaw”

    (view spot below)

    Song: Elton John’s “Tiny Dancer”
    Elias Arts, bicoastalJonathan Elias, executive creative director; Dave Gold, creative director; Elias Arts, composers; Kala Sherman, executive producer;
    Jay Nierenberg, sound designer.

    Sound Lounge,
    New York    Philip Loeb, mixer.

    Anomaly,
    New York

    Smuggler,
    bicoastal    Ivan Zacharias, director.

    6

    Sony Ericsson
    Xperia PLAY’s
    “Surgeon”

    (view spot below)

    Thwak! Music, New YorkTony Verderosa, music supervisor/composer/sound designer; Mark Petrie, composer/sound designer.

    MacKenzie Cutler, New York    Sam Shaffer, primary sound designer.

    Blast, New York    Joe O’Connell, sound designer.

    Blast,
    New York    Joe O’Connell, engineer.

    McCann Worldgroup,
    New York    Mike Boris, executive
    music producer.

    Biscuit Filmworks,
    Los Angeles    Noam Murro, director.

    7

    DirecTV’s
    “Ice Cream”

    (view spot below)

    Atticus Ross, composer.
    Birdhouse Sound, Los AngelesJay Jennings, sound designer.

    Sound Lounge,
    New York    Tom Jucarone, mixer

    Grey New YorkJosh Rabinowitz, agency
    music director.

    MJZ,
    bicoastal/international    Rupert Sanders, director.

    8

    Motorola’s
    “Empower the People”

    (view spot below)

    Amber Music, bicoastalBiggi Hilmars, composer, “Biggie’s Waltz”; Michelle Curran, executive producer.

    audioEngine,
    New York    Tom Goldblatt, mixer.

    Anomaly,
    New York

    Smuggler,
    bicoastal    Randy Krallman, director.

    9

    Huggies’
    “Soiree”

    (view spot below)

    “Let’s Dance Together”
    (licensed Paul Reeves track)

    JWTwo,
    New York    Andy Green, sound mixer;
    Dan Burt, music producer;
    Greg Tiefenbrun, producer.

    JWT New York

    MJZ,
    bicoastal/international    Fredrik Bond, director.

    10

    Lexus’
    “Crane”

    (view spot below)

    HUM, Santa MonicaAlex Kemp, composer/creative director; Dan Hart, sound designer; Jeff Koz, executive creative director; Debbi Landon, exec producer; Scott Glenn, producer.

    Juice,
    Santa Monica, Calif.
    Bob Gremore, mixer.

    Team One Advertising,
    El Segundo, Calif.

    Paydirt,
    Beverly Hills, Calif.    Iain MacKenzie, director.

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