In my day job at Moderati I began as a ringtone producer in December 2005. It was an amazing job because it actually made use of the skills I went to college for (I majored in music & minored in electronic music.) However things change and my job morphed into handset multimedia testing, mobile video production, and QA on these new iPhone apps.

We're a small company that used to be bigger. We have tight relationships with record labels and phone carriers. My coworkers and I put many hours of development and testing into the Romplr apps and I hope my iPhone-having readers will check them out.

Wired has great things to say about our remix app as a savior of the music industry (copy and paste this link into your browser): http://icanhaz.com/romplr

Soulja Boy Tell 'em is our first artist romplr. He's twittering about it, promoting it more than we possibly could. http://icanhaz.com/souljaromplr

We also have two original Romplrs -- Romplr Lite is free and has one kit on it, and Romplr Dance has 3. If Soulja Boy isn't your cup of tea I strongly recommend checking out Romplr Dance or at the very least Romplr Lite so you get a feel for it.

(Myspace will certainly disable these links to the app store so you need to copy & paste them into your browser.)

SOULJA BOY ($4.99)

http://icanhaz.com/souljaromplr

DANCE LITE (Free)

http://icanhaz.com/literomplr

DANCE FULL ($2.99)

http://icanhaz.com/danceromplr

There are other artists, mostly hip hop, coming out in the next few months, so stay tuned. There are also two Unwoman romplr kits with *completely new songs* that I've made content for that we may or may not release, depending on how successful the romplr in general is.

Let me know what you think if you check it out!