[MikeBrown]

Other thathe Jazz and Smooth packages by Bespoke, does anyone know of any cool soul sounding jingles? I need some upbeat disco-y ones too!

[Paul]

You might find what you’re looking for at http://www.jinglesfactory.com/ – a jingle company that came onto my radar recently with some great sounding jingles.

TM (http://www.tmcentury.com) has released a new package ‘Urban Flava’ – maybe some of the themes might suit you?

[JingleMadMember]

Paul wrote: You might find what you’re looking for at http://www.jinglesfactory.com/ – a jingle company that came onto my radar recently with some great sounding jingles.

TM (http://www.tmcentury.com) has released a new package ‘Urban Flava’ – maybe some of the themes might suit you?

great site paul but is it possible to download from it or not?

[martinlesterMember]

Paul wrote: You might find what you’re looking for at http://www.jinglesfactory.com/ – a jingle company that came onto my radar recently with some great sounding jingles.

TM (http://www.tmcentury.com) has released a new package ‘Urban Flava’ – maybe some of the themes might suit you?

Also TM has a great package called “The Quiet Storm”
also worth checking

[Paul]

knocker wrote:
great site paul but is it possible to download from it or not?

When you play the files in the ‘jingle’ section, they get downloaded to your temporary Internet files. Just go into your temp internet files folder and copy and paste them to your desktop or wherever.

[SeanMartin]

Hullonian wrote: Other thathe Jazz and Smooth packages by Bespoke, does anyone know of any cool soul sounding jingles? I need some upbeat disco-y ones too!

What did you want to do with them? On air, internet, home/car mixes?

Could maybe work something out.

-Sean

[MikeBrown]

On-air idents for future venture……possibly!!

[MarcMannetje]

You may try ‘Playing Favorites’ by JAM. It’s not on their site but it’s on their Oldies Vol. 1 CD and I am sure someone here can share it with you through an upload.

The package is very soulfull and funky, a bit 80s.

Good luck!

[Bigdave]

You may find The Beat ’92 by JAM another good choice in the respect that it will sit well against soul cuts.

One of the members here,Robin Blamires, uses some resings from the package on his own soul show,and they always seem to fit well with whatever he’s using them against.

You’ll find it on the JAM Z World CD.

[MikeBrown]

Yeah The Beat jingles are good but a little to urban for what I want them for, less R’n’B-y more Disco-y. Last night a DJ saved my life comes to mind. Equired about this style with Steve England and they said there was nothing around like that and said the BBC Oxford package is soulful. Has anyone heard it?

[regie]

why don’t you commission your own?

These days it is worth checking out the cost of having brand new custom stuff done. That way you don’t get the shoe horning problem, ie making words and numbers fit a tune, when they really don’t.

I sang on the bbc Oxford stuff, I suppose they could be described as soulful.

Go on, have your own done!!!!!!

Reg.

[martinlesterMember]

Hullonian wrote: Yeah The Beat jingles are good but a little to urban for what I want them for, less R’n’B-y more Disco-y. Last night a DJ saved my life comes to mind. Equired about this style with Steve England and they said there was nothing around like that and said the BBC Oxford package is soulful. Has anyone heard it?

A few years ago I used to do a Soul show and when I was looking for some jingles as much as I love the Dallas singers , I felt they had to be sung by black singers any way this is an example of what I had done

http://www.filelodge.com/files/room30/828711/Jingles/Personal%20Cuts/MartinLester_SoulJingles.mp3

As you are looking for more Disco Type jingle you might want to check out

http://www.topformat.nl/jingles/

and a package called

3FM Disco Classics Party

I am surprised Steve England did not reccomend this as he is the UK agent for Top Format

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