ABOUT

With years of experience on both the agency and music sides of the industry, Rob Dunham set up Audiohound around a clear belief: creativity comes first, and budget is part of the brief - not a barrier to great work.

He has built his career across music, advertising and television, working within production companies, advertising agencies and music companies.  From Radical Media and McCann London to Havas London and A-MNEMONIC Music, he has seen first-hand how ideas move from brief to final film - and how the right music can elevate a piece of work, while the wrong structure can quietly compromise it.

Working across these environments has given Rob a deep understanding of the creative process from every angle - from production and post-production to agency workflows and the practical realities of music supervision, music sync, and licensing negotiations.  He has collaborated closely with creatives, producers, editors and clients, often under tight deadlines and shifting briefs, where clarity, calm judgement and commercial awareness really matter.

Throughout his career, Rob has worked on campaigns and programmes for global brands including BT, Unilever, Jaguar, TalkTalk, Financial Times, Oscar De La Renta, TUI, Microsoft, Santander, Just Eat, Patrón, Reckitt, P&G, The Guardian, and broadcast TV shows on BBC, ITV, Sky, and Channel 5.

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Today his work centres on music supervision, music sync and music for advertising - helping agencies, brands and production companies find and secure the right music quickly and intelligently.

All of that experience shapes how he works today.  Rob quickly pinpoints the strongest possible music for a brief - creatively and commercially - and structures the search in a way that protects the idea and makes the numbers behave.  With Audiohound, clients gain a partner who understands both ambition and constraint, and knows how to make them work together.