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Campaign Song & Creative Production

A campaign song is the cheapest earned media in Indian politics. It plays from every campaign vehicle, every shop and every ringtone for two months, and unlike a hoarding it costs nothing to repeat.

6
Deployable formats per song
10–14 days
Concept to delivery
100%
Original, cleared music
01

Written for the seat, not for the party

The songs that stick name the place — the taluk, the river, the local temple, the mill that closed. Generic party anthems in Hindi do not travel in a Kannada or Telugu constituency. We write in the local dialect with a hook short enough for a ten-year-old to repeat, because children repeating it in the street is the actual distribution mechanism.

02

Production and formats

Original composition with regional session musicians and a recognisable playback voice where the budget allows. We deliver a full 3-minute version, a 60-second edit, a 30-second vehicle loop, a 15-second social cut, a caller tune version and a clean instrumental for event walk-ins — one production, six deployable assets.

03

The music video

Shot in the constituency with real locations and real supporters, not stock footage of a generic crowd. Voters spot their own street and forward it. Delivered in vertical and horizontal cuts with hard-coded regional subtitles, because most of the audience watches on mute.

04

Copyright, cleared

We compose original music. Reusing a film track without a licence gets your YouTube channel struck down mid-campaign and hands the opposition a story — we have seen it happen twice in the last cycle. Full rights are assigned to you on delivery.

FAQ

Campaign questions, answered directly

Can we use a popular film tune with new lyrics?

Not without a licence from the rights holder, which is expensive and slow. We compose original music that references the feel of the genre. It is faster, cheaper and cannot be taken down at the worst possible moment.

How many songs does a campaign need?

One main anthem, plus a short 30-second vehicle jingle and optionally a community or youth-specific version. More than three and none of them gets learnt.