Whistle while you work: the best work songs
In honour of International Worker’s Day, we’ve put together a collection of the best songs about work and workers.
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Make a music supervisor happy: timing and availability
As tempting as the image of the music industry as an entirely free-wheeling, lackadaisical place to do business might be, we’re here to bust that particular bubble – at least in one respect....
Spreadshirt wear their hearts on their sleeves
Spreadshirt launch their first TV campaign with a fun, fast-paced and cheeky spot showcasing their platform’s flexibility and rambunctious attitude – they let customers design, buy and sell t-shirts and apparel of all...
Ad Digger – 28.4.2014
It’s a trim and sporty lineup in our roundup of fit recent ad sync, but all this clean living hasn’t left things too serious – there’s still plenty of twinkle in these eyes.
Once a polly tito – the peppy rave power of Wubble-U
Once a polly tito, when our young world was fresh in univerbs, With just England a beauty garden, A young lad set out in the early mordy To findeth deep wisdom and true...
Tracks & Fields scoop silver at New York Festivals 2015
Terrific news from across the pond – one of our favourite projects for Porsche has won silver for advertising at the New York Festivals 2015!
mBank’s matrimonial magic
Sometimes when you know, you know. mBank’s charming spot shows how their interest-free loans can help make things happen – in this case, the dream wedding that’s been nestling in the back of...
mBank and the joys of spring
We hope you’ve got a healthy dose of vernal verve in your step! Poland’s mBank is running a bright and breezy spring campaign, and we brought it some extra sunlight with the help...
Ad Digger – 12.4.2015
Childish wonder, daring feats and mind-bending edits accompany this week’s serving of sleek ad sync.
Elser hits the big screen
It’s finally time – Elser (13 Minutes) celebrates its national release today! Check out the WWII drama, following a courageous would-be Hitler assassin, in cinemas around Germany.