Smule has launched its ‘Give a song your voice’ marketing campaign in India, aiming to encourage music lovers to rejoice their ardour for music and embrace their creativity on the collaborative singing app. With this newest marketing campaign, the singing app is showcasing what it means to allow final musical expression. Conceptualised by Tree Design promoting company, the advert movies have been directed by Rahul Bharti and produced by Tamboo movies. The advert movies are reside throughout digital, video and OLV platforms and TV.
Music is a robust software that transcends boundaries, bonds us collectively and creates a way of group, Bill Bradford, president, Smule, stated. “With the ‘Give a song your voice’ campaign, we’re empowering people to harness that force and stretch the limits of self-expression and creativity through song. We are offering a curated playlist available in seven local languages to better cater to the diverse communities in India. At Smule, we strive to foster meaningful social connections through co-creation and musical expression,” he added.
As part of the marketing campaign, Smule has launched 4 movies which spotlight the benefit and comfort of utilizing the Smule app in on a regular basis life conditions. These movies characteristic a younger lady utilizing Smule on her day by day commute via the quiet backwaters; two buddies creating a simple duet whereas being caught on the highway; a younger pupil grooving to a romantic tune when he sees his crush in school; and a pair escaping to the world of music from their busy household get-together.
For Viral Jani, EVP and nation head, India, Times Bridge, this marketing campaign is a mirrored image of Smule’s dedication to democratising music within the nation and empowering its group to do extra of what they love. “As strategic partners of the Smule brand in India, we are delighted to see its growth in the Indian market. This newly launched campaign is a way of celebrating unique musical expressions through song.”
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