101 Great Minds.

Top leaders in conversations about the role of music in the digital age.

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Michael Conrad

“When I was hiring, I would ask candidates if they played a musical instrument. Because creative advertising is like music: You need an ear for tempo, for rhythm, for emotion. And if you can play an instrument, it’s already there.”

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Tor Myhren

“By far the hardest thing about music is selling it to a client. It‘s so subjective...Everyone has an opinion, everyone is an expert.
I‘ve never had a case where everyone agreed on the music. Never ever.”

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Santosh Padhi

“You can hook consumers in many ways, but music is what binds all elements together to tell a better, impactful brand story.”

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Olaf Geuer

“Sound is one of the most emotional elements you can use in branding and communications. So, we are trying to use it to our best advantage.”

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Keith Reinhard

“It’s notable that people now prefer to borrow music. I prefer the idea of creating an original song or jingle that’s born out of the brand.”

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Manuela Liebertz

“Audio is incredibly important, and I believe that in an ideal world, marketers would be as committed to it as they are to the visuals.”

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