Regina Swarn Audio Series Presents - The Sound Of The Show 🌟 Chris Murphy Elliott

Episode Date: August 23, 2026

Fan MailYou can name a few classic TV shows and instantly hear the music in your head, and that’s not an accident. I start from that shared memory and then tell the real story behind my own podcast theme song: it was composed about 11 years ago for a radio show that only lasted a year, yet the music kept going and eventually became the sound of the podcast itself. That’s the kind of staying power creators dream about, and it’s a reminder that audio identity is not fluff, it’s branding you can feel. From there, I shine a light on the person behind the track, composer Chris Murphy Elliott. I talk about why original composition still matters in the streaming era, when everything can feel endless and disposable, and why a “made for you” theme can make a podcast feel instantly recognizable on IHEARTRADIO, Apple Podcasts, YouTube clips, and social promos. If you’re building a show, you’ll hear practical takeaways about consistency, memorability, and how intro music sets expectations before a single word lands. I also get specific about attribution: where composer credits should live, why it’s worth being loud about who made your music, and how credit supports the artists who help your project sound like itself. If you care about podcast growth, podcast branding, intro music, and the craft behind a signature theme song, this one is a quick listen with a clear message. Subscribe for more, share this with a creator who obsesses over sound, and leave a review with your favourite TV or podcast theme song.Music Show endSupport the showContact My official website https://www.reginaswarn.comEmail address [e-mail] Podcast  theme  composed by Chris Murphy Elliott  

To Regina Soaring, audio series presents, bringing you stories of people from all walks of life. If you would like to support this podcast, feel free. Your support helps keep the channel running. You can also support the channel by becoming a monthly subscriber. And last but not least, feel free to share with your friends. If one of these podcasts touch your heart and it resonate with your heart, please share with your family and friends. Now let's take you into an episode of Regina Swart Audio Series. Listen, guys, you've heard of Bananza, the theme song, right?

And you've heard of Hawaii Five of the theme song, right? And you've heard of Swatts, the theme song, right? smoke and all these great theme songs, right? Well, my theme song was composed years ago, but 11 years ago, by the amazing genius, Chris Murphy Elliot. It was actually composed for my radio show. The radio show didn't last but a year. I guess it was doom from the start.

But the theme song lasted all this time. So Chris, so go ahead and use it for your podcast. And I'm telling you right now, that theme song is my podcast. Chris Murphy Elliott, guys, please check him out online. He is the absolute awesome best. He's so good. I mean, he's so good. I mean, it's like, you ever heard of the candy, Mr. Goodbar?

Okay, I won't go there. but he's really awesome. He's online. Again, his name is Chris Murphy Elliott. Now, in each of my podcast, once you read the story what the podcast it's all about, you're going to see down there

theme song composed by Chris Murphy Elliott. He's absolutely a genius, guys. I don't even know if he knows this. Chris, if you're listening to me, I don't know if you know this. Do you know this? I know there's a lot of music out there right now.

Spotify's streaming all types of other music. But you are a natural, Chris. You are. You're one of the good ones. You're one of the best, the originals, the OGs. You know what I'm saying, Chris? You are definitely one of the best. Chris Murphy Elliott.

Check him out online, guys. Okay. that concludes another great broadcast. Thank you so much for joining me for Regina Swaring Audio Series. If you'd like to be a part of this series, please send me an email at Swarine Regina at gmail.com.

I want to thank all of my wonderful friends, fans, and guests for being a part of this show. Most of all, I'd like to thank the Lord. Until the next time, take care of yourself and be safe.