[Tommy]

Any thoughts? Like ’em? Hate ’em?

Not very often does a jingle company introduce 4 packages on the same day!

My favorite is the KISS 108 package– very upbeat.. I also enjoyed the updated JAM jingle, “It’s a good, good morning..” cut on the Z100 morning package..

Overall, I think the packages are awesome! I give ReelWorld 2 thumbs up.

Tommy

[mbMember]

The KNIX and WCTO are awsome packages and I keep wishing that the Z100 package was a JAM one as the “musical” jingles are really really good and really biting at the feet of the classic Z packages.

I’ve been visiting the other new companies I find N2Effect a little bland although the N2Extream stuff is better.

I’m really disappointed by IQ Beats which I find never get moving, rythmic yes but they just trundle along where as the Reelworld stuff really boings around.

That said I think the new material from JAM and TM is also very strong.
GMI feels a bit limp and textureless.

[Martyn-M]

Exactly ❗

[Skudber]

The production on the Reel World stuff is excellent, although a bit frenetic for my taste.

The TOTH #1 on the new Kiss108 package is fantastic, so I’m told.

[mbMember]

Reelworld stuff has a real energy to it, I love the TOH for KNIX Pheonix which really belts it out.

[JingleMadMember]

Hi All, I also think the new 2004 stuff from ReelWorld is good stuff! Speaking of new stuff. Does anyone have any 2003 resings? Thanks, Cody

[jkubiak]

Reelworld jingles really grow on a person. They have a vocal quality that ranks right up there with JAM. There are several Reelworld customers in the Minnesota radio market. I know that KCLD in St. Cloud just updated from Kiss Dallas 96 to Kiss Boston 2003 and it sounds great.

mb wrote: I’ve been visiting the other new companies I find N2Effect a little bland although the N2Extream stuff is better.

I’m really disappointed by IQ Beats which I find never get moving, rythmic yes but they just trundle along where as the Reelworld stuff really boings around.

Your right about N2Effect. There packages seem to be a little bit repetitious. Most of the KDWB 2003 package were the vocals from KDWB 2001 remixed with different music tracks. If you want an example, listen to both packages top of hour cuts you will hear what I am talking about.

IQ Beats I think was more geared towards the European market. I can name two stations that I know of in the US that image with IQ Beats.

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