Matt Fisher Debuts Free Radio Imaging Music Library

RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, June 2, 2026 | 11:19am CT

Matt Fisher

Veteran audio producer Matt Fisher has launched Hundred Hand Slap, a free production music and sound design library created specifically for radio imaging producers, audio creatives and broadcast production teams.

Fisher, an award-winning producer with more than two decades of experience creating station imaging, sonic branding and audio production for the BBC's Radio 1 and Radio 2, as well as broadcasters around the world, said the new platform is designed to help producers quickly find audio elements tailored to radio production.

Hundred Hand Slap combines production music, talkover beds, competition drones, imaging effects packages and sound design resources within a single searchable platform.

The service includes a search engine that allows users to browse content by mood, genre, station format, instrumentation and era, making it easier to locate audio for specific projects and formats.

The library is fully registered with PRS and MCPS, enabling broadcasters to use the content through standard music reporting procedures. Access to the library is free, with stations reporting music usage through existing licensing channels.

Since its launch five months ago, Hundred Hand Slap has released more than 40 albums of content, with hundreds of additional releases currently in production. New material is being added weekly.

"Producers have never been asked to create more content," Fisher said. "I wanted to build a place where great sounding audio is easy to find, quick to use and built entirely with radio in mind."

The launch comes as broadcasters and audio producers continue to seek faster, more efficient ways to create station imaging, promotions and branded content across multiple platforms and formats.

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