Jazzbones Creative

Amplify your message. jazzbones.co.uk Swindon-based with a global reach, Jazzbones provides a range of design-led creative solutions that help solve your marketing conundrums and amplify your brand message. #brand #design #digital #social #film #propelyourbusiness

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💙 Helping businesses step into their next chapter for over 20 years 💙 Most people think they come to us for a logo or a website. They don’t. #BrandStrategy #BusinessGrowth #Rebrand #Swindon #Marketing

Businesses don’t come to us for a logo or a website. They come to us when they’re stepping into a new chapter. New leadership.
Growth into new markets.
Or simply outgrowing the brand that got them started. And when that happens, everything needs to align.

💙 After many years behind the camera, I’ve decided to put my money where my mouth is and step in front of it 💙 youtube.com/shorts/tHy6btd…

A leading UK furniture buying group is making its mark on the sector thanks to the team at Swindon’s @JazzbonesUK businessbiscuit.com/business-news/…

Fela Kuti - Pansa Pansa If you love music, you love Fela Kuti…

“I have to change. It's like a curse.” — Miles Davis

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Are you worried about the performance of your website? jazzbones.co.uk/are-you-worrie… #website #seo

Roy Ayers - Everybody Loves The Sunshine An unforgettable classic!

L' Amour de Pierrot, 1920, by Salvador Dalí

Bob Marley & The Wailers (1980) - Redemption Song -

“Our songs sounded different from anything else I was hearing out there, but we didn't know how audiences would react to them. So we decided to find out.” Hard to believe it’s been 51 years since Head Hunters changed the game! 🎧 Listen: lnk.to/HHHeadHunters

“Time isn't the main thing. It's the only thing.” — Miles Davis

Do you hate jazz, or do you fear jazz? (BBC) 😆😆😆😆 #smlpdf #sheetmusic sheetmusiclibrary.website

Remembering the great Fela Kuti who was born on this day in 1938. He was regarded as the principal innovator of Afrobeat, which fused American blues, jazz, and funk with traditional Yoruba music. Fela’s musical life spanned through a period of almost four decades, from the 1960s through to the 1990s. Following his 1969 tour of the United States, where he was influenced by the politics of Malcolm X, the Black Panthers, Kuti’s music became increasingly politicized. Initially he sang songs that were generally not political, in his native Yoruba tongue and in English. But he soon started to sing anti-establishment songs, which very quickly brought him in collision with both imperialism and their local agents in power at home. He soon became an avowed enemy of the ruling military Junta of General Obasanjo and their collaborators like MKO Abiola. Notwithstanding threats and intimidation, he continued his criticisms of the military dictatorship and its imperialist friends - such as the owners of multinationals companies like Shell, ITT, Mobil, etc. In line with his Pan-Africanist identity, he later changed his surname, Ransome-Kuti, a hybrid of a slave name and an African name to Anikulapo-Kuti, which is completely African. “Anikulapo” literally means “he that has pocketed death”. Here, he is performing “Authority Stealing” with his band, live in Lagos.

“Don't ever get so big or important that you can not hear and listen to every other person.” — John Coltrane

Over the last six months, we’ve had the pleasure of working closely with the marketing team at Hills Waste Solutions developing a strategy, campaign concepts and deliverables for a brand marketing campaign 💙 #waste #reducewaste #commercialwaste #recycling