A company anniversary. A song of your own.

Find the thread through the years

A company anniversary song works best with a clear point of view. It might celebrate the people who got you here, the idea that started everything, or the character the company has kept as it has grown.

Choose two or three details that make it yours: the first workspace, a phrase everyone uses, a product that took longer than expected, or a small habit that survived every office move. The company name can lead the chorus or sit quietly in a verse.

You do not need a complete company history. If the brief becomes a list of dates and departments, choose the one thread you want people to remember when the song ends.

Include the people in the room

A milestone often brings founders, long-serving colleagues and recent joiners together. Give each group a way into the song. A detail from the beginning can lead into something the current team recognises, then finish with a feeling about what comes next.

Ask three people for one memory each. Look for a small, vivid moment rather than asking everyone to write a verse. Agree which names should appear, check their pronunciation and get permission for personal stories.

For a surprise, nominate one contact who can review the brief and gather feedback discreetly. Say who the song is for and which people should be involved before sharing their details.

Choose a sound, not a corporate slogan

The music should reflect the company’s taste. A warm soul song can make room for appreciation; bright pop or guitars can give the anniversary more energy. Humour can work when it is affectionate and the whole room can enjoy it.

Describe the instruments, pace and vocal character you like. You can also start with a feeling: generous, playful, proud, understated or ready for a party. There is no requirement to make an anthem sound grand.

Explore the different directions in our five demos. For a thoughtful thank-you, try You Left the Light On; for everyday company humour, try Final Final.

One song or a company album?

The Company Single is one custom song of roughly 2–3 minutes, with audio, lyrics, digital cover artwork and one cover-art video. Its planned price is $299 USD before tax, with two creative revision rounds within the agreed brief.

The eight-song Company Album can suit a milestone with several distinct chapters: the beginning, different teams, familiar rituals and the next stage. Its planned price is $1,499 USD before tax. It includes audio, a lyrics booklet, title and tracklist, digital cover artwork and eight cover-art videos in one shared design.

For an album, approve the first song’s direction before the other seven begin. Two revision rounds are included per song. Compare the single and album in detail, including the review process and existing upgrade terms.

Plan the moment people will hear it

Decide whether the song opens the celebration, follows a speech or closes the evening. Tell us the date and how you plan to use it, including any public posting or advertising. Availability, timing, scope and usage rights are confirmed before payment; sending an enquiry does not reserve a production slot.

Allow time in your own event plan for review and a playback check on the venue’s equipment. Choose one person to combine feedback so the song has a clear direction.

AI is a substantial part of production. Read how the music is made and the usage details before deciding how you will share it.

Start with a short enquiry

Tell us the anniversary, your company name, an approximate date if you have one and the kind of feeling you want. A few details are enough to begin. We will work through the creative brief with you after reviewing the enquiry.

If you want to gather ideas first, use the company-song briefing guide. You can choose a single, an album or ask for help deciding on the form.