About me
From global brands to global movements. That's the journey Lucas Sfair and Henrique Tanji have built throughout their careers.
In 2024, they founded Bumblebeat, an independent creative audio company built on nearly two decades of internationally recognized work across advertising, entertainment and culture.
Together, they've collaborated with brands and organizations including Nike, Porsche, Disney, Coca-Cola, Google, Amazon, Samsung, Meta, TikTok, BMW, Budweiser, Burger King, the United Nations, the Recording Academy, The Dalí Museum and the Nelson Mandela Foundation.
Across their careers, the projects they've contributed to have earned 155+ Cannes Lions, including 5 Grand Prix, Grand Clio awards in Audio and Audio Craft, the only Yellow Pencil ever awarded for Original Composition in D&AD history, and a Sports Emmy(R) nomination. As Grammy Members and international jurors at Cannes Lions, D&AD, Clio Music, Ciclope and LIA, they continue to help shape the industry's creative standards while remaining deeply involved in the work itself.
In less than two years, Bumblebeat has become one of the world's most awarded creative audio companies, earning 25 Cannes Lions, 33 D&AD recognitions, Top 6 Global Music & Sound Company (The One Club), Music & Sound Company of the Year - South America (LIA) and #1 Audio Company in Brazil (Ranking Meio & Mensagem).
Beyond commercial work, Lucas and Henrique have contributed to projects that extend far beyond advertising. Their work has helped bring Salvador Dalí's unproduced screenplay to life nearly ninety years after it was written, restore music credits across global streaming platforms through the Recording Academy, create the anthem for Refugee Nation, give New York City's subway a transgender voice heard by millions every day, transform the sound of cancer cells being destroyed into a scientifically validated symbol of hope, support the United Nations' global climate campaign, help tell Nelson Mandela's story for a new generation, champion Brazil's first Indigenous professional football club, make cinema accessible for blind audiences, and introduce a new word into the English language to recognize parents who lose a child.
They believe the best sound isn't added to great ideas.
It helps create them.
on 16th July 2026