Target — Major League Soccer | Music & sound by Elektropolis Studio

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Target

Major League Soccer

About Elektropolis Studio

sounds for brands & wicked projects

Elektropolis Studio is a Berlin-based music house.

We believe in creatives supporting creatives.
Deliciously poppy or underground, we work with people and ideas we rate.
No ego. Clear communication.

We're music nerds, we're friends, we understand your audience. We draw on a deep network of musicians, audio experts and creatives to get your sound perfect.

Got something in the works? hello@elektropolis.studio

We do

  • bespoke composition
  • sick sound design
  • music licensing
  • sonic branding
  • brand activations

For

  • brands & projects
  • artists & creators
  • spaces & events
  • you

… who want their sound to actually mean something.

Team

Felix Nicholson (aka Fifi) is the person people actually turn to for advice on composing music for ads — he teaches it at Berlin's Catalyst and SRH Universities.

He's scored work for Honda, Apple, and the Premier League, and he'd love to make one for Björk's next tour (hook him up if you know her!).

Fifi's other passions are music for dance shows, playing drums, and spinning bouncy breakbeats at Ouch! parties at OHM Berlin.

Ismael Zouaoui has been happily stuck in his music production studio since he was 15 and has almost forgotten to go outside. As a result, he can do pretty much anything — and very fast — when it comes to sound and composition, though he's still picking up new tools every day.

He's done sound design for Mercedes, and wouldn't mind tackling the Super Bowl next. Ismael's real passion is releasing music on labels — check out Libertine (2xLP), Life Plans, and Parallel Side Tracks.

Alisa Nedashkovska is a PR pro who luckily ended up on our team. She's the one who breaks down the idea behind your project — campaigns, audience needs, and communication trends.

She also composes for shows and brands, but only if she's free to make something weird. Her dream gig: an interactive sound installation for Vogue.

In her free time, Alisa builds DIY instruments for her brand, Crystal Mics. And if she seems sarcastic when you talk to her offline — that's just her Slavic face.

(c) Manus Nijhoff, 2026