Loved working with Emeralds Music on the music clearance for the latest BT ‘Broadband Nightmares’ TVC. Featuring The Specials iconic 1981 two tone track ‘Ghost Town’. Jerry Damners put his hand to crafting the instrumental version used, which works brilliantly.
Great to have worked with Native Music Soho on the latest Very.co.uk spot. It features the track ‘Level Up’ by Olly Anna and was co-written by Peer writer Andrew Bissell.
Fab to have worked with Native Music Soho on this cute Italian Beer spot for Birra Moretti. It features the track ‘Pizza Pye’ by Cocki Mazzeti. A gorgeous 60s hidden gem from Peer Music’s authentic Italian catalogue. Playfully retro loveliness.
Huge thanks to Music Sales UK and Injazero for clearing the exquisite ‘Effervescent’ by Matt Emery for the latest Hugo Boss New York FW 2018 Menswear catwalk show – which we turned around in a couple of days.
Super excited to have worked with Mercury Nominated The Big Moon on this bespoke Christmas classic of ’12 Days of Christmas’ for the new Mulberry Christmas campaign. Big up Marcus at Theodore for making it happen, along with Caroline International /Fiction on the label side.
Lovely to have worked on the new Sainsbury’s Halloween ad, placing the ghoulishly good 60s hidden gem ‘Lord Rockingham Meets The Monster’ by Lord Rockingham’s XI. Another fantastic track from PeerMusicUK.
Lovely to have worked with Native London on the latest JD Williams’ Autumn/Winter campaign, featuring ‘Woman’ by Maggie Eckford. Big up PeerMusicUK’s writer Andrew Bissell, who’s also behind The Phantoms, 7KingZ, Danger Twins, Penny & The Shakes who’ve also had some recent sync love.
Here’s the latest Sainsburys advert we’ve done featuring ‘Beija-flor Suite’ by Chalo Eduardo from our Bongo #01 one-stop : Brazilian/Batucada/Carnival playlist.
Lovely to have worked on the music for Amazon Tickets’ launch campaign.
Great to have worked on the music for the current Dominos Pizza sponsored idents for The Voice TV show, featuring a human beatbox record of the disco classic ‘Ring My Bell’.
