Reverb: A Time Tour
BridgeBrain, Donny Most, and Mad Mack Productions Launch
Reverb: A Time Tour
We are excited to announce our alignment with Donny Most and his 30-year-old film production company, Mad Mack Productions, in a joint venture production entitled Reverb: A Time Tour – an animated sci-fi series already in production, beginning with the series pilot and premiere episode, Neon Fallout.
Reverb: A Time Tour follows Future Tense, a 1959 rock-and-roll band whose Halloween night performance accidentally opens a time anomaly and launches them one hundred years into the future. What begins as the perfect song in the perfect room becomes a race across time, music, memory, and mystery – with the band, Donny Holloway, and Rocket the dog fighting to find their way home before the future catches up to them. The pilot introduces a rag-tag band and entourage. The abandoned warehouse opens the adventure and the harmonic anomaly; the jump from 1959 to 2059, and the larger mystery surrounding the artifact and “lost timeline.” Hold tight for one of the wildest rides of 1959…2059…and 2026!
This project represents exactly why BridgeBrain exists.
BridgeBrain is building the licensing infrastructure for the AI likeness economy – a framework where creators, performers, experts, estates, and IP owners can license their likeness, voice, style, characters, and creative identity for use in AI-powered productions with consent, attribution, control, and compensation.
With Donny Most as our first licensed celebrity partner, Reverb: A Time Tour becomes more than a show. It becomes a flagship example of how legacy talent, original IP, AI-assisted production, and proper rights infrastructure can come together to create something new.
Donny’s creative legacy, comedic timing, musical background, and decades of experience in entertainment make him an ideal partner for this next era of production. Through Mad Mack Productions and BridgeBrain, we are developing Reverb as both an animated series and a living case study in how licensed likeness, storytelling, and AI-enabled production can work together responsibly.
At the center of the story is music – the force that accidentally bends time, connects generations, and gives a group of young artists from 1959 a chance to confront the future. At the center of the business model is something just as important: permission.
That is the BridgeBrain thesis in action.
The future of AI media will not be built on scraping identities, copying performers, or bypassing rights. It will be built on licensed creative collaboration – where the people behind the art participate in the value their likeness, history, and creative DNA help generate.
Reverb: A Time Tour is our first step into that future.
