Brand Identity and Style Guide
A comprehensive brand system defining visual identity, typography, color, and logo applications for a music streaming service.

Project Snapshot
- Type: Brand identity
- Context: Concept for a music streaming service
- Role: Brand designer
- Tools: Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop
- Deliverables: Logo suite, typography system, color palette, digital applications, brand guidelines
Overview
I created a brand identity system for Beatsfest, a music streaming service aimed at a digital-first audience. The project focused on building a flexible logo, type system, color palette, and guidelines that could scale across both interface and marketing touchpoints.
Challenge
Music streaming is a crowded category with recognizable competitors and familiar visual conventions. The identity needed to feel bold and current without blending into the same visual language, and it had to hold up in both full-logo and icon-scale applications.

Audience
The target audience is younger, digital-native listeners who respond to clear, energetic, saturated visual systems. The brand needed to feel legible, mobile-ready, and distinctive in the fast-scroll environments where people discover and compare music platforms.




Approach
I started with competitor and audience research, then moved into sketch exploration to test multiple directions for the mark. From there, I refined the strongest concept into a modular system with logo variations, usage rules, and a guide that shows how the identity performs across contexts.






Solution
The final identity uses a simplified mark, high-contrast color, and clean typography that stay recognizable across guidelines, device mockups, and icon use. The system demonstrates not just a logo, but a repeatable framework for consistent brand expression.




Outcome
I wanted Beatsfest to feel energetic and distinctive, but still controlled. The strongest brand systems are the ones that stay recognizable wherever they live. It has stronger recognition across app, social, and presentation contexts, plus a clearer foundation for future campaign, product, or motion work.
A downloadable full guideline booklet is available below.
