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Kenny Lattimore x AARP

Kenny Lattimore x AARP
Kenny Lattimore x AARP
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This holiday season, we’re cranking up the soul and cutting through the festive noise. We’ve teamed up acclaimed R&B vocalist Kenny Lattimore with AARP to spotlight the mind-healing connection between music and brain health. Tune in on Wednesday, December 18, 2024 @ 8pm ET, for a special livestream that’ll show you how leaning into those beats can sharpen your mind, elevate your mood, and spark a brighter sense of well-being—just when you need it most.

Bringing Music and Brain Health Into the Spotlight

The holidays can be a mash-up of emotions—some uplifting, some a little rough around the edges—and this year, AARP and Kenny Lattimore are here to prove that your holiday playlist is more than just background filler. According to the research, getting into the groove—whether you’re just listening, singing along, or picking up a guitar—can literally help your brain stay sharp and on point. This livestream isn’t just another feel-good special; it’s a straight-up blend of live music, expert intel, and down-to-earth advice designed to help you push past the seasonal static and find a healthier, happier holiday rhythm.

Campaign Highlights

  • Artist: Kenny Lattimore
  • Brand: AARP
  • Industry: Non-profit
  • Product: Virtual concert promoting the connection between music and brain health
  • Agency Partner: n/a (brand direct)

Audience Insights

  • Geographics: Nationwide Campaign
  • Demographics: AA, Age 45-65 with a primary focus on ages 50-59.
  • Psychographics: Vibrant older adults who actively prioritize their health and overall well-being. 
  • Objectives: Change brand perception and generate qualified leads.

Timeless Soul, Modern Mission

Widely regarded for his soulful vocals and timeless, emotive performances, Kenny Lattimore has captivated audiences for decades. Known as the “modern soul man,” Lattimore masterfully bridges classic R&B traditions with a contemporary flair. His music delivers messages of love, hope, and healing—perfectly complementing AARP’s mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age. His involvement with this initiative speaks to the universal appeal of music and its capacity to enrich lives across generations.

About MAX (Music Audience Exchange):

Music Audience Exchange (MAX) is the tech company powering your favorite brand x music partnerships. Backed by tech VCs and built by a team of data scientists, engineers, music pros, and digital media experts, MAX is breaking new ground—powering partnerships for top brands (like Ford, Rocket Mortgage, McDonald’s, AARP, US Marine Corps, and more) and supporting a growing portfolio of 6,000+ artists (including Alicia Keys, Kane Brown, Jon Batiste, Eslabon Armado, Leela James, Lalah Hathaway, Justin Quiles, AJR, and Melissa Etheridge) with live engagement tools and promotional sponsorships.

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