A Hacked Coke Bottle Captures Sounds of Happiness
DJ Jun Fujiwara turns the bottle into a recorder and remixer
Published On
Apr 16, 2013
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The unmistakable sound of opening a Coke bottle is updated by Ogilvy Singapore and Japan in collaboration with DJ and inventor Jun Fujiwara. The social music project turned a Coke bottle into a sound recorder and mixer, capturing everyday sounds and remixing them to create shareable ringtones.
Credits
- Date
- Apr 17, 2013
- Brand :
- Coca-Cola
- Client :
- Coca-Cola
- Agency :
- Ogilvy & Mather-Singapore
- Agency :
- Ogilvy & Mather-Japan
- Director, Marketing :
- Shakir Moin
- Chief Creative Officer :
- Eugene Cheong
- Regional Creative Director :
- Jeff Curry
- Creative Director :
- Chris Gurney
- Regional Executive Creative Director :
- Daniel Comar
- Creative Group Head :
- Antti Toivonen
- Senior Copywriter :
- Sharon Chan
- Senior Art Director :
- Anna Rondolino
- Executive Creative Director/Production :
- David Morgan
- Creative Director :
- Kosuke Hashijima
- Art Director :
- Chie Katayama
- Inventor :
- Jun Fujiwara
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