The Halfway Kid

It’s sometimes nice to be able to provide support for artists you have a musical interest in. Having come across a number of social media posts and gradually becoming more familiar with The Halfway Kid, we sent a speculative email to Ferocious Talent to see if we could possibly help out with the upcoming UK tour. It was barely an hour later when we were chatting with British-Sudanese singer and songwriter Saeed Gadir, about everything from music, to cats, to football.

If I don’t come home has been getting major traction across all channels, with more than a million streams on Spotify alone, and with performances at Glastonbury and a UK tour in his back pocket, hopefully we’ll be seeing more of Saeed out on the road soon, his work certainly deserves its growing audience.
Go give him a follow and maybe help an independent musician out and buy a t-shirt while you’re there!

The Halfway Kid, eyes closed, lying on a tiled floor.

WWE – Clash in Paris

It’s been a busy but rewarding week in Paris, at the La Defense Arena and the Westfield Mall. With a WWE store activation and the finalĂ© of the recent WWE European tour, the number of visitors was incredible. A very successful week was made even better by having some of the incredible staff who smiled the entire way through, in spite of the long days and seemingly never ending line of visitors.

Paris seems like a different place since the Olympics, when we here to help deliver Team USA house at the Palias Broignart. There seems to be a more positive mood in the air, even as late summer turns into autumn. Perhaps it’s just helpful being surrounded by great people all week.

Hughes, at the La Defense concession, could not have been more helpful over at the arena, and Pierre, Adrian and the team made it a pleasure to be in the Westfield mall, in spite of the humidity in the store!

As Adrian and I discussed only yesterday, the best thing about this business is the bonding; either by living in each other’s pockets for an intense period, or because of the shared trauma of a difficult production. Thankfully not too much trauma this time around, and I’m very grateful to everyone we’ve worked with this week, US, French, Welsh, and English colleagues, who have made this a lot easier than it could have been.

I’ll be staying in town for another job with UFC at the Accor Arena, but the week spent with some of the best people in Paris will not soon be forgotten. As often happens, one wishes there’d been just a little more time to hang out!

New Site!

It’s been a long time coming, but we’ve finally managed to get the new site over the line. Huge thanks to Ash Francis for listneing to our whims and desires and somehow coralling them into a sleek and elegant format. Oddly enough we have very similar logo colours, in spite of them being deisnged entirely seperately!

I’m sure we haven’t been the easiest clients, not least because of our conflicting tastes, but with Ash’s skillful work we finally have our new site up and running.

We’d highly recommend anyone out there looking for an independent web designer to get in touch with Ash and take advantage of his expertise and incredible patience!