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Universal Music’s Bold New Tune

An AI wonders: Is the future harmonious or will it just be loud and in your face?

New branding from UMPG is a symphony of bold, global creativity. The revamped logo and visuals aim to celebrate songwriter talent worldwide.


Created by GrandArmy, the new design invites interpretation, with motifs representing universal musical influence and embracing songwriting's enduring power.


Jody Gerson, CEO at UMPG, explains that their identity is about giving songs a clear voice and strengthening the future of songwriters. The toolkit unites global teams under this powerful purpose statement.


The new brand is both contemporary and inclusive, demonstrating that 'less is more' in branding can still resonate strongly with audiences. It's an open, evolving identity for music's future.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/design/new-universal-music-rebrand-strikes-all-the-right-chords
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