HearDis!
HearDis! is a German full-service agency for corporate sound, founded in 2005 by Robin Hofmann and Felix Haaksman, with offices in Berlin and Stuttgart. The company designs, produces, and implements audio branding, in-store music curation, brand voice, and holistic sound identities for retail, hospitality, and corporate clients across Europe.
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HearDis!'s portfolio centers on audio branding and in-store music services rather than hardware or signage CMS:
- Music Curation & In-Store Music — bespoke playlist design and localisation for retail and hospitality venues
- Sound Branding / Audio Identity — development of sonic logos, brand soundtracks and holistic audio concepts
- Brand Radio — browser-based, 24/7 branded radio solutions for single stores, multi-site retailers and stockists (e.g. Monkey 47, Vitra, Dries Van Noten)
- Voice & Brand Voice Production — AI and human voice content for omnichannel brand communication
- Music Licensing & Clearing — rights clearance for campaign soundtracks and cover licensing (e.g. Hugo Boss x David Beckham campaign)
- AI-driven Music Recommendation Technology — proprietary algorithmic tools for brand-fit music matching, originating from the EU-funded ABC_DJ and OpenMusE research projects
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