Welcome to Baboon Tunes (A Roswell and Rayle Company)

Our Mission Statement: To provide mobile content, worldwide utilizing mobile content delivery systems and innovative platforms capable of supporting both service providers and end users via Internet access.

We offer comedy vocal ringtones, ringbacks, messages, texts, prompts and alerts. Our worldwide partnerships are non-exclusive and we are available for creating original content if needed.

What makes our content unique is the experience spent in the "comedy trenches" by our founders Hal Rayle (Emmy nominee for Disney's Rotten Ralph) and Maggie Roswell (Emmy nominee from The Simpsons). For more information about Roswell and Rayle visit www.audiornr.com)

Their combined years in Televison, Animation & Advertising coupled with their access to talent from Los Angeles and New York make them an unbeatable creative source for all brands of mobile entertainment technology.

The Baboon Tunes content can presently be heard through Verizon, T Mobile, Cingular, Alltel, and in the U.K. through Monster Mob.

Advertising and Turnaround - With over 15 years experience writing for national advertising clients such as: Bud Light, At&T, Pizza Hut, and Twentieth Century Fox in New York and Los Angeles, our company is positioned for fast project turnaround directed at your designated target market.

• Original Music - Proprietary music beds are original (in most cases.) Should we choose to use something from one of our extensive libraries, all rights have been previously secured.
• Sound Quality - The sound for our vocal ringtones, messages, ringbacks, texts, prompts, and alerts have been developed to ensure the listener maximum quality as well as clarity.
• Original Content - Where original content is desired, BaboonTunes.com can collaborate, design, develop and deliver original content targeting your demographic needs.
• Different Strokes - We realize that there are many types of humor and numerous carriers to please. That is why some of the edgier pieces will work solely with a "white label" while others can be put into the default software package at point of sale.