I LOVE THIS COMMERCIAL for Folgers. I love it, because it's full of happy freakish yellow people who came straight out of a Jesus Christ Superstar revival. And there's a guy who has butterflies coming out of his mouth. And never once do they mention the delicious, full-bodied taste of Folgers in your cup. No pouring shot. Isn't life wonderful? Folgers, you're now my new morning brew.
(spot courtesy of the AdAge Group.)
Another excellent CD (once again, recommendation from the almighty Max, praise be upon him), this time a french artist named Jehro. He presents us with his debut eponymous album "Jehro", which could be classified in the music of the world / reggae / island section.
Jehro presents us with a very smooth album from top to bottom, and he sets the listener in a relaxed, bong-inviting mood with soft vocals and dreamy lyrics. You have your guitar tunes with deep percussion, you have your moody reggae B2 organ tunes, you have your spanish-tune-dedicated-to-a-lost-love tune, it's all there.
Max strongly recommends the Jehro website to all you folks, where you can listen to samples of this album. Jah Rastafari.
...just came out of the dark with these simple campaigns for Southern Star Milk featuring:
a) A brilliant idea
and
b) Inspired art direction
Bravo.
