Last.fm Mix Tape

Last.fm celebrated 10 years of scrobbling in December 2012. O Street were employed to develop a piece of print to celebrate this exciting milestone.

We developed a concept based on the familiar and much loved cassette format. A concertina booklet charting trends over the last 10 years was placed in a plastic cassette case and sent out to Last.fm’s most dedicated followers.

The initiative was hugely successful and no doubt prompted many people to dig out those cherished compilation tapes from their youth. Although Neil-O has been banned from playing his early 80’s boyband mix tape in the studio.

Diary of a Schizophrenic

Eight years of self-portraits by Jamie King Diary of a Schizophrenic brings together eight years of self-portraits by artist Jamie King. Together they become a moving visual diary of living with schizophrenia, told through paint. The exhibition is part of...

Are we living in 1984?

Before you start reading: this is not a post about cool 80’s music (that’s a blog for another day). It’s a reflection on two O Street projects. One we have just finished, and one that is about to be released....

6 months in. Finding my feet at O Street

A baptism of fire I was lucky enough to intern at O Street the summer before my final year at DJCAD. With no prior industry experience, it was a bit of a baptism of fire. Those two weeks were more...
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