Music Branding
The Class Trip is frequently sought out to create music branding campaigns for a plethora of companies in the fashion, entertainment, and consumer goods categories. Founder Matt Goias' music production expertise, combined with The Class Trip's keen sense of how to speak to the youthful consumer through music has secured commissions from brands including Nintendo, Old Navy, K-Mart, Nickelodeon, Payless Shoes, and General Motors. We have also created and licensed our original music for a host of motion pictures and television soundtracks including Mean Girls (Disney Pictures), Stick It (Touchstone Pictures), The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift (Universal Pictures), The L Word (Showtime), Grey's Anatomy (ABC), and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry (Universal Pictures.)
Old Navy
Old Navy commissioned The Class Trip to develop the vibe for Fall's back-to-school TV campaign. The Class Trip created Get Your Fash On (which went on to become the season's tag line) and wrote and produced all accompanying music branding for the 30 second spot.
Game Boy
Nintendo launched the Game Boy Micro featuring music written and produced by Class Trip founder Matt Goias. The song, Not This, was a smash hit in the youth market.
Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon contracted the Class Trip to develop a hip pop/rap song to encourage young viewers to eat a healthy daily breakfast. The Class Trip wrote and produced the one minute song that became Nickelodeon's morning anthem.
Kmart
Kmart sought out music by Class Trip co-founder Matt Goias' for their girls summer fashion television spot. Written and produced by Matt Goias, "So Stylistic" became the sound of Summer for Kmart kids fashion.
