Intern
Songdew
About the Role
Songdew is seeking ambitious, curious, and confident individuals for an Intern - Marketing and Brand Partnerships role within the Founder's Office. This internship offers the opportunity to learn how brands think, develop marketing ideas, and understand how music can create stronger connections between brands and consumers.
Internship Focus Areas
- Brand Alliances:
- Interact with leading brands and understand their marketing objectives.
- Develop concepts for sonic branding, sound identities, and music-led campaigns.
- Work on music design and curation for retail, hospitality, and other consumer environments.
- Research brands, identify opportunities, and develop creative business proposals.
- Prepare presentations and participate in discussions with senior marketing and business professionals.
- Subscription Marketing:
- Focus on a specific geographic location to increase brand awareness.
- Develop strategies to increase subscriber numbers in that area.
- Conduct Artist Connect programmes.
- Work with the Social Media team for regional promotions.
Both areas require close collaboration with the leadership team on live business opportunities.
What You'll Gain
- Exposure to brand strategy, business development, music marketing, and sonic branding.
- Interaction with senior decision-makers.
- Opportunity to see how ideas move from a business problem to a creative solution.
Internship Details
- Duration: Minimum 4 months
- Location: Gurgaon office
- Work from home: Flexibility to work from home for up to 2 days per week.
- Stipend: ₹20,000 per month.
Potential for Growth
- Internships are viewed as a way to identify individuals for potential full-time positions at Songdew, based on performance.
Who Should Apply
- Genuinely curious about brands, marketing, and music.
- Excellent communication and presentation skills.
- Enjoy meeting and interacting with people.
- Ability to think creatively and develop ideas.
- Comfortable engaging with senior professionals.
- Ability to take initiative.






