Frequencies of Peace.
Babyshop broadcast a lullaby developed with neuroscientists every night at 8pm on Syrian radio, to help children who had lived through war fall asleep.
- العلامة التجارية
- Babyshop
- الوكالة
- FP7 McCann Dubai
- السوق
- Syria
- المنطقة
- الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا
- السنة
- 2023

التحدي
Conflict has left many children in the region unable to sleep. Babyshop's chief executive said it had deprived many children in the Middle East of 'the simple, vital privilege of a good night's sleep' (Arab News).
الفكرة
In March 2023 Babyshop launched a scientifically backed Arabic lullaby in Syria, broadcast nightly at 8pm on Syrian radio (Melody FM and Arabesque FM, according to Babyshop) and available on Anghami and a dedicated station, Frequencies of Peace FM (D&AD). Neuroscientists at the music-therapy platform Spiritune developed it with Syrian singer-songwriter Ghaliaa Chaker, who sang it. In September 2023 Babyshop relaunched it with UNHCR for Syrian refugee children, with donations going to child protection for Syrian refugee children in Lebanon (Babyshop).
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الجوائز
- Clio Awards 2024Clio Awards / Media / Audioفضية
- Clio Awards 2024Clio Awards / Media / Specific Target Audienceذهبية
- Clio Awards 2024Clio Awards / Audio Craft / Musicبرونزية
- Clio Awards 2024Clio Awards / Audio / Radioبرونزية
- Cannes Lions 2023Media – B02 USE OF AUDIO PLATFORMSبرونزية
- Cannes Lions 2023Entertainment Lions for Music – A03 USE OF ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONبرونزية
- Cannes Lions 2023Radio & Audio – A05 RETAILبرونزية
- D&AD 2024: Graphite Pencil in Entertainment (Audio) and Wood Pencil in Radio & Audio (Tactical)
فريق العمل
- Lullaby development
- Spiritune
- الغناء
- Ghaliaa Chaker
- الإنتاج
- Dejavu
- العلاقات العامة
- markettiers4dc
- الشريك
- UNHCR


