Studio Menu

Explore SonicSugarCo’s candy-coated audio services, from sonic logos to full-funnel campaign soundtracks and mixes.

An overhead, photographic view of a sleek mixing console where every fader and knob is replaced with polished candy pieces: jewel-toned gumdrops, striped peppermints, and metallic-wrapper chocolates. The console rests on a matte black desk, its lines clean and modern, with subtle reflections emphasizing the candy textures. Soft, diffused studio lighting from above creates gentle highlights on the sugary surfaces without harsh glare. The background falls into a smooth, dark blur, keeping focus strictly on the candy controls. The composition is meticulously organized, suggesting precision and craftsmanship, while the saturated colors and candy materials inject a bold, playful twist that communicates a sweet yet professional audio agency identity.
An arrangement of translucent gummy speakers in vivid cherry red, lime green, and blueberry blue, each shaped like compact studio monitors with exaggerated sugar-grain texture on the surface. They sit on a matte white desk in a minimalist, futuristic studio, surrounded by glossy candy cables that curl like licorice. Cool, diffused LED strip lighting washes the scene in a subtle magenta and cyan glow, giving the gummies a luminous, almost liquid appearance. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a wide aperture to create silky bokeh in the background candy soundboard. The composition follows the rule of thirds, radiating a bold, innovative, and slightly playful atmosphere suitable for a cutting-edge audio agency.

Services

From sticky sonic logos and flavor-rich scores to ad-ready mixes and podcast polish, we craft playful, memorable sound worlds that keep your brand looping in listeners’ heads.

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Pricing

Ballpark budgets for candy-coated audio branding, production, and licensing, tailored to campaigns, artists, and ambitious brands.

Single Sweet

Single Treat Tracks · From $750 per song
Perfect for emerging brands or indie creators who need one-off candy-coated sound design or original music. Includes creative brief, one main mix, and two revisions per track, with standard online usage rights up to a 3‑month period.

Podcast edits

Basic mix

Start brief

Campaign Mix

Candy Campaign Bundles · From $4,500 per campaign
Built for product launches and seasonal pushes that need a consistent sonic flavor across assets. Typically includes 1–2 core themes, cutdowns in multiple lengths, social-first mixes, and regional online usage for 6–12 months. Custom quotes for broadcast and extended territories.

Ad cutdowns

Sonic logo

Sting bundle

Loop library

Two revision rounds

Book call

Sugar Suite

Sugary Retainers · From $2,000 per month
Ideal for brands, agencies, and creators with ongoing content needs. Reserve a set number of sweet audio hours each month for original cues, quick-turn edits, podcast branding, and micro-jingles. Priority scheduling, rolling revision support, and flexible licensing baked into your plan.

Campaign suite

Global licensing

Dolby stems

Priority queue

Weekly status calls

On-site session

White-label rights

Talk pricing
A long, cinematic panoramic shot of a futuristic audio production workspace entirely constructed from candy materials. The central focus is a wide candy mixing desk made of layered translucent sugar panels, with licorice cable runs and gummy-knob controllers. On either side, towering lollipop speaker columns radiate concentric color rings. The environment is a dark, matte studio room, but glowing LED-like strips embedded in the candy surfaces emit intense cyan and magenta light, reflecting off the glossy sugar textures. Photographic realism with a wide-angle lens, sharp focus across the frame. The mood is boldly imaginative and high-tech, presenting SonicSugarCo as a place where advanced sound design meets playful confectionery aesthetics in a professional yet wildly creative space.

“SonicSugarCo turned our campaign into pure ear candy—catchy, on-brand, and cleared worldwide in record time.”

— Aya Nakamura