múni-muni [verb]:
to ponder; to reflect; to contemplate
Philippine choral music is celebrated the world over. The choirs tour internationally, and the repertoire is loved and sung far beyond the islands. And yet the recordings are hard to come by: you can hear the Western choral canon anywhere, anytime, at beautiful fidelity, while the music Jett grew up singing rarely gets that chance.
Muni Sound is her call to action: making high-quality recording accessible to underrepresented voices in classical music. It started with the Philippine choral tradition and has grown to ensembles from India, Indonesia, and beyond. Her recording of "Rosas Pandan" with the Loboc Children's Choir is on the Listen page.
Jett has sung the repertoire she records. That dual perspective, musical and technical, shapes every session: how the room is set up, how the takes are run, how the final master honors what the ensemble actually sounds like. The name is the practice: reflection and intention at every step.
Two decades behind the console
It started on choir tours: Jett recording her own ensemble with a two-channel interface, a pair of microphones, and whatever mic stands the venue could spare. By the time she left Manila she had engineered records for the Philippine Madrigal Singers and the Loboc Children's Choir. Her mastering credits since then run from Elvis Costello and Barbra Streisand to the "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora" soundtrack.
These days you'll find her at her mastering studio on Hollywood Boulevard, or on location with a choir and a case full of microphones.
Featured in Vintage King's PLAYBACK Magazine and Harmonic Content zine.
Chat with Jett
Muni Sound exists to make professional recording accessible to underrepresented voices in the global choral space. We believe that:
Amplifying voices, one vision at a time.
The Philippine Madrigal Singers. Tonality. L.A. Choral Lab. The Loboc Children's Choir. Ensembles we've recorded, mixed, or mastered across two decades, and every one of them is on our Listen page.
Go hear them →Subscribe to ALON: Choral Currents, our monthly letter on choral music and the voices behind it. Including yours.