Jingles Showreel Playlist
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Custom Radio Jingles & Professional Jingle Vocals – UK-Based
I create custom radio jingles and provide professional jingle vocals for businesses, radio stations, and producers across the UK. Since the early 1990s, I’ve written, sung, and produced catchy, memorable jingles for brands like Riders, F1 Autocentres, Carpets 4 Less, Specsavers, Autotrader, and more. Whether you need a simple acoustic-style tune or a bold, fully produced commercial jingle, I’ll help you create an audio identity that sticks in your audience’s mind and gets your message heard.
Whether you want a simple, acoustic-style jingle or a fully produced, big-sounding commercial jingle, I can help you create a distinctive audio identity that gets your business noticed.

Looking for a catchy sung jingle to make your business stand out on radio, podcasts, or online? I offer a complete radio jingle production service – tailored to your brand, style, and audience.
Just fill out the form below or email me at js@jonathanslattermusic.uk to get started. I can usually provide a quick, free demo to get the ball rolling. This is a simple, stripped-back recording so you can hear your jingle idea in action – no commitment, just a chance to see if it’s what you’re looking for.
If you’re a producer who needs jingle vocals, I’m an experienced session singer who can work with your backing track and deliver double/triple-tracked leads and harmonies as professional stems.
Vocals are recorded dry at 24-bit using a Neumann U87 microphone through Kashmir preamps (Sound Devices MixPre-3) for a clean, broadcast-quality sound.
Use the form below to request jingle vocals or a fully produced jingle demo. The form adapts depending on whether you need vocal stems or a complete production.
If you prefer, you can:
Email me: js@jonathanslattermusic.uk
Call me: 07738 470011
Looking for something else?
Please use our Free Sound Effects Request Service here

As used extensively by the BBC and broadcast producers and editors, please use the form below to request a tracklist of sound effects. This is a free service provided by the Jonathan Slatter Music library – an approved BBC music library supplier – for BBC & broadcast producers and editors. If we have the sounds you are looking for we will send you a link to download them.

As used extensively by the BBC and broadcast producers and editors, please use the form below to request a tracklist of music suggestions for your programme. This is a free service provided by the Jonathan Slatter Music library – an approved BBC music library supplier. All music will be pre-cleared for worldwide distribution.
Some very gentle relaxing sea waves breaking on to the pebbles and shingle at Lulworth Cove on Dorset’s Jurassic coastline in the UK. The shape of the cove was caused by Wave Diffraction – see the Wiki Article here.

The waves were recorded early in the morning, on the pebble and shingle beach inside the cove, on a calm sunny day using a matched stereo pair of Clippy EM172s and an Olympus LS-14 portable recorder. Editing and post production carried out in Reaper. You can download the waves from the audio player for private use only. The audio is Copyright Jonathan Slatter 2025. For commercial use of any kind please download from the Pond5 site here.







Lulworth Cove, Man o War Cove, Durdle Door and Portland Bill Lighthouse
A little trip down memory lane of some of the recording equipment I have used and people I have worked with over the years…




























Making Sound Effects
Aside from music and radio production I’ve always really enjoyed recording sound effects, especially nature sounds – and even more especially the sound of the sea. This was in many ways because in the early days, when I was working from my parents’ house, I had no money, so when making radio adverts, if I needed sound effects I would go out and record them myself rather than buy them. In those days I recorded with my one and only microphone – the amazing Beyer 201 dynamic and a Tascam 32 1/4″ tape machine. So where I could to record was really restricted to the length of the microphone cable…

In 1994 I purchased a Sony stereo mic and a Teac Portable Dat Recorder, the DA-P20, which I took to the US to record the ‘Sounds of New York City’ in September of that year.
Later I had a portable kit comprising an HHB Portadat with a Sennheiser MKH30 / MKH40 M-S stereo pair – wrapped up in a Rycote windjammer.


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