from passing by to paying attention

Experience design that starts by listening

Listening is something SoundBloom does, before it's ever something people hear.

We listen to the place, the visitor and the client before designing anything. The result people take away is attention, and what that attention leads to.

MOOD ENHANCER: uplift or calm visitors through tailored soundscapes.

IDENTITY STRENGTHENING: create a memorable signature that complements your visual identity.

FUNCTIONALITY IMPROVEMENT: guide movement, manage noise, and encourage engagement through auditory cues.

EXPERIENCE ELEVATION: foster emotional connections with a cohesive sensory experience.

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  • Changi airport

    SINGAPORE: located between the terminals, the music consisting of four sections expresses seasonal change and is played throughout daytime, providing visitors with a sense of serenity amidst the busy situation typical of airports.

    Elements of Japanese music such as Buddist bells and the Sho (used in traditional court music), as well as lyrical Western string orchestra can be heard in a refreshingly new context.

  • Shonai hotel suiden terrasse

    JAPAN: from the entrance to the staircase, foyer, the library and to the hot-spa, the entire sonic experience of a hotel located northeast Japan is designed. Field recording materials of the surrounding nature soundscapes set the undertone of the music articulated by the acoustic instrumental counterparts.

  • the grey space art gallery

    THE NETHERLANDS: space for contemplation through interactive biofeedback art. As visitors enter the space they are invited to sit and an evolving light patterns tunes with their heartbeat to slow down their breathing to their natural rhythm while the immersive music tunes on their inner tempo.

  • Art exhibition Floriade 2022

    THE NETHERLANDS: tranquility Machine is a meditation device from the future. A pop-up temple in which visitors are invited to join a weather-controlled sonic meditation practice. At the center of Tranquility Machine spins a hanging mobile, which reflects and pushes rays of directional sound around the space, creating a nearly tangible, ASMR-like sonic experience. All parts of this mechanism are controlled by local weather data in real-time.