Since then, Jingle Punks went on to compose and provide catalogue music on notable shows such as NBC's The Voice, ABC's The Taste, Real Housewives of Atlanta, and American Pickers.

The company has also worked with Nas, Dierks Bentley, Matt & Kim, Bret Michaels, Debbie Gibson, Stacy Keach, Kris Kristofferson, and Snow.

Jingle Punks' first foray into the brand partnership realm was with Viacom subsidiary Black Entertainment Television (BET) and was announced February 18, 2011 in Variety.

[11] The unique partnership between BET and Jingle Punks helped to create a cohesive urban music library, the first ever assembled for the media licensing space.

In November 2011, both Jingle Punks and the Hipster Orchestra were highlighted in The New York Times[12] after performing in the offices of leading agencies such as Wieden + Kennedy and Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide.

Jingle Punks has also been featured in The Wall Street Journal,[13] USA Today,[14] Business Insider,[15] Fast Company,[16] the Toronto Star,[17] Forbes,[18] and Bloomberg Businessweek.

[19] In late 2012, talent agency William Morris Endeavor acquired a majority stake[18] in Jingle Punks, aiming to cultivate synergies across their music and entertainment verticals.