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SUGARBOX AND SHOUT IT OUT LOUD JOIN FORCES
New York based music and sound design shop Sugarbox, headed by Creative Director/Composer Andrew
Hollander has teamed up with Francis Garcia’s, Shout It Out Loud Music (SIOL).
Andrew Hollander
Francis Garcia
In this new partnership, SIOL will provide exclusive creative direction, music supervision, and licensing
services. Sugarbox will continue to offer original music composition and sound design. SIOL will move it’s
operation into Sugarbox’s 3500sq ft. Chelsea studio.
Francis notes, "Andy's track record as a film composer, album producer and songwriter first intrigued me.
The pairing just seemed like a natural fit…one that also happens to possess a vast amount of creative
potential, as well as the added benefit of increased infrastructure." Prior to SIOL, Francis was Head of
Music Supervision and Licensing for Elias Arts, NY. “Francis brings a broad experience of working with
bands and labels…his relationships and expertise will further strengthen our position with licensing tracks
for the advertising community, as well as the utilizing his supervision and composition skills” notes
Hollander.
Francis is fresh off the heels of sponsoring and curating the successful "Day For Night Party" concert event
at this year's SXSW music festival in Austin, which featured critically-acclaimed, emerging artists:
Datarock, David Vandervelde, Shout Out Out Out Out, O'Death and Walter Meego.
Sugarbox’s recent credits include a Quaker campaign out of Element 79 Chicago and mixing a vid clip for
Gym Class Heroes. Hollander co-wrote and produced the end title track, and scored the recent Sundance
feature film hit, then Fox Searchlight acquisition, Waitress. The score was recorded/mixed at Sugarbox.
About Sugarbox:
NY-based music and sound design shop, Sugarbox, co-founded by Creative Director/Composer Andrew
Hollander in 2005 has worked on recent high profile projects for Coke, AMEX, AT&T, SunCom, Dasani (Dir:
Wes Anderson), and Reebok Ten Years of Heart (starring Allen Iverson). The Reebok spot featured a mix
of synth and raw sound effects, heavily compressed and distorted basketball game sounds, as well as
crowd sounds. In 2006, the company created sound design for Fall Out Boy’s hit video, “Dance, Dance,”
and original music for the band’s follow-up, A Little Less Sixteen Candles, A Little More ‘Touch Me’.
About Francis Garcia:
A graduate of The University of Texas at Austin Department of Radio/Television/Film, Francis was actively
involved in the Indie and Punk Rock scene throughout the 90s. Francis played in various bands, opening
for artists such as: Jimmy Eat World, Fugazi and Green Day (pre-Warner Brothers). Francis has music
supervised and composed original music for major brands: Toyota, Cadillac, McDonald's, Jim Beam,
Orlando Travel & Visitors Bureau, Chili's, MTV, Discovery Channel and MGM. Francis composed the theme
song for the Fuse music television show "Steven's Untitled Rock Show" and, more recently, was a music
consultant for Fox Searchlight's recent acquisition, "Waitress" starring Keri Russell and Cheryl Hines.
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