Deezer is an online audio platform with a catalog of more than 90 million songs, playlists, podcasts and radio channels.
They recently launched two ASMR-related projects, ASMR Sessions (press release) and an ASMR Global Survey (press release).
ASMR sessions, the first project, was the re-creation of top hits by top artists into ASMR-style fusions. Participating artists (and their re-created ASMR-stylized song) included
- Alicia Keys (Fallin’)
- James Blunt (You’re Beautiful)
- Sir Tom Jones (What’s New Pussycat)
- Ava Max (Kings and Queens)
- YUNGBLUD (Parents).
I was fortunate to be able to work with Deezer as they produced these ASMR/Music fusion tracks. Each musical artist, as well as the Deezer audio engineers, did a wonderful job of transforming these hit songs into ASMR-style experiences. You can listen to these reimagined ASMR fusion songs HERE.
The rest of this article will focus on Deezer’s second ASMR project, the ASMR Global Survey. I also worked with Deezer on the creation of the survey and the data summaries. I’ll share the survey methods and general findings below.