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Over the past month, I had the chance to work on some really exciting projects and one of them was this visualizer for October London's new album "Love Me for Me", out now via Death Row Records.
The objective was to balance the vintage late-night soul mood of the record with a sleek, modern motion pipeline built specifically for mobile screens and digital distribution.
Huge thanks to Death Row Records, Snoop Dogg and October London for bringing us on board! Also, a big shoutout to Miguel Saporetti for collaborating on the visual delivery.
Art Direction & Motion: Ivam Marchon
Visual Assistant: Miguel Saporetti
Death Row Records
A&R: Teff Mogus, Frank Vasquez
Marketing: Fuzzy West, Tomeka Harris
Coordinator: Kaiya Lawrence
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