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Travel brands obsess over imagery. Entire campaigns are built around how a place looks. Sound, by contrast, is usually added late. Often borrowed. Sometimes ignored entirely.
Every day, millions of people pass through metro stations without thinking twice about how they feel. The lighting, the architecture, the signage all play a role, but one sense is increasingly shaping the experience beneath the surface. Sound.
In hospitality, atmosphere is everything. Design, lighting, service, and location all play their part, but sound is often the element that quietly shapes how a space truly feels.
Every online purchase has a moment of decision. Most brands obsess over visuals at these points, yet ignore one of the most powerful behavioural triggers available: sound.
Every great sporting moment has a sound. The final whistle. The roar of the crowd. The sting that hits as the scoreboard confirms a win. These moments are not accidental. They are engineered to be felt.
In a year where the Clio Music jury awarded no Golds in Sonic Branding, recognition carried particular weight. The bar was high, the criteria rigorous, and the field deeply competitive. Against that backdrop, WithFeeling was the only MENA (Middle East and North Africa)–based sonic branding agency to be recognised.
Luxury brands invest heavily in visual identity, materials, architecture and service design. However, many still underestimate one of the most powerful emotional drivers of perception: sound.
Most advertising is still judged visually first. The layout. The colour palette. The logo lockup. However, long after an advert ends, it is often the sound that lingers.