TrumpetDooby / advertising music

Original Jazz Cues for Advertising — Cleared, Boutique, New Orleans

Music supervisors, creative directors, and copywriters: start with a cue that gives the spot a point of view. TrumpetDooby brings live brass character and mood-driven atmosphere to commercials, brand films, and campaign cuts.

Original compositions · ready-to-preview · written and recorded in New Orleans

The brief, in one lineAD / 01
Make the first frame feel expensive.

A cue with enough character to carry the cut, enough room for the message, and a rights path that stays clear when the campaign moves.

Mood
Confident / warm
Format
:15 / :30 / digital
Clearance
Sync + master
Reply
Same day on standard terms

Made for the edit

Music that leaves room for the message.

01

Atmosphere with a point of view.

Live trumpet, pocket, and room tone give a spot more than background energy. These cues bring mood-driven atmosphere without crowding the voiceover or the line.

02

One license, both sides cleared.

Sync and master clearance come together in one straightforward license, so the music decision does not split into two separate approvals at the finish line.

03

Built to follow the edit.

When the cut changes from :15 to :30, or the campaign expands to another placement, flexible re-licensing keeps the cue working across the campaign instead of forcing a new search.

Confident · Upbeat · Smoky

Start with the cut’s temperature.

A short advertising edit pulled from the public catalog: bright enough to move a product, grounded enough to keep a luxury frame tactile, and characterful enough to make the brand memorable.

  • ConfidentConfident
  • UpbeatUp + Bright
  • SmokyBrooding + Warm

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The mood labels are brief-friendly shorthand: Upbeat maps to Up + Bright, while Smoky maps to Brooding + Warm in the catalog. Open any cue for its preview, tier selector, and license request path.

From search to spot

Find the sound before the storyboard locks.

Listen across the full catalog, then send the brief when a cue starts to make the cut. The request form captures the project, placement, territory, and term so the clearance conversation can start with the right details.

Standard terms receive a same-day reply.