March 6, 2009
String of Pearls
I have produced a lot of websites over the years for some of the worlds biggest brands and properties. But this project has some special meaning for me.
Our latest project over at Freedom + Partners is one that I have to put into my top three projects of all time that I had personal involvement in.
Sony Music partnered with Freedom + Partners on this amazing website for Pearl Jam.
Our intention was to converge two widely popular genres, music and gaming into one kick ass website. To create an engaging experience that would keep users coming back again and again.
We wanted to create an experience that would give Pearl Jam fans the ability to play a branded game that would pay off with some killer Pearl Jam tunes, a sweet visualizer and some unique videos.
I think we hit the mark! (feel free to let me know if you disagree)
When you work on a project for a while you tend to get sick of looking at it but this site keeps getting better every time i come back to it.
The challenge and the pay off are both fun and gratifying.
"Everyone knows the music industry is going through monumental changes,” says Freedom + Partners Founder and CEO, Mark Ferdman. “This project is a testament to Sony Music's willingness to think outside the box set, and their understanding of the creative power of new media to extend a band's vision for the music. It's visionary type of thinking and Pearl Jam gets it, too, of course."
Check out this truly awesome website at http://www.pearljamtengame.com
I want to say thank you and congratulate the entire F+P team for an awesome job!
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I love that this site is what other band pages are not. Instead of the standard template - crazy art, static pages, click out to buy - I get this fluid movement/music piece that I tinkered with for a solid part of my morning. I'd love to hear more about the concept and a technical breakout of the site. Great work.
Thanks Melissa!
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