It’s a pretty awesome Friday afternoon when you get word that deadmau5 and Carson Daly are giving Jingle Punks some props.

It happened on Last Call With Carson Daly. The two were discussing what deadmau5 calls ‘the business side of things when creating music’. Carson notes that Last Call uses Jingle Punks, before deadmau5 replies, “That’s a thing that’s really underlooked by kids who want to have an outlet for creative stuff.” We couldn’t have put it better ourselves. Check out the clip.

Last month we pointed you to Totally Amp’d, the groundbreaking mobile series aimed at tweens. As we explained then, Totally Amp’d consists of ten ‘appisodes’. The first ten-minute appisode is free. After that, a one-time fee of $4.99 unlocks not only the remaining nine installments, but also tons of interactive features and custom content, including content the user creates and customizes, like remix options and art design.

This week USA Today took a closer look at Totally Amp’d, exploring and explaining the show, the characters, the custom features, and the unique purchase structure. They call it a ‘sitcom for the digital age,’ specifically an ‘interesting and entertaining experiment in the mobile delivery of short sitcom episodes,’ which sounds just about right to us. Additionally, the article’s author praises Totally Amp’d's decision to target a specific age group, noting that ‘the characters and songs were perfect for my 9-year-old twins.’ Emphasis ours, of course. Glad you like the series, and the music, USA Today!

The Voice is off to an amazing start to its second season.

How amazing? Check out this stat: last night’s show was the single highest rated entertainment telecast since 2006. Here are the details, according to The Wrap:

The second-season premiere of NBC’s “The Voice” after the Super Bowl scored the highest ratings of any entertainment telecast since 2006.

“The Voice” scored a 16.3 rating in the crucual adults 18-49 demographic and 37.6 million total viewers overall. It was the best rating since a 16.5 for “Grey’s Anatomy” after the Super Bowl on ABC in 2006.

The show was up 47 percent in the demo and 40 percent in total viewers over the episode of “Glee” that aired after the Super Bowl on Fox last year. (“Glee” scored an 11.1 and 26.8 million total viewers.)

As you might have guessed, Jingle Punks had some musical input into the show, providing custom composition and recording, as well some bits from our Jingle Punks library. Needless to say, Jingle Punks is proud to be a part of such a successful show. Congrats to all involved.