Testimonials:
TYPE is the epitome of a great public relations company. They really get under the skin of every campaign to understand its nuances and create a bespoke approach, which is a rare quality. Accidental Records are known for putting out challenging music, but Type have taken everything we’ve thrown in their direction in stride, delivering very impressive results even within tight deadlines. TYPE may be an external PR company, but they feel very much a part of our team, and working with them is a real pleasure.
Amelia Ideh, Marketing Manager (Accidental Records)
TYPE are an energised collective, who wear their hearts of their sleeves in relation to the projects they choose to work on. In this day and age, it’s refreshing to find musical beliefs being transparently presented to the wider world.
James Brooks, Land Observations (Mute Records)
We were very impressed with TYPE’s knowledge of the music we represent and their ability to understand our PR needs. TYPE converted this into both national and local visibility in the press for the festival which we had not enjoyed in the three years before.
Claudia Molitor, Director (Soundwaves Festival, UK)
One of the aspects that would highlight the work with Jeff (TYPE) is related to the fact that the label adds another member to our team every time we collaborate, such is the urgency he engages with each edition. Moreover, it is remarkable how they keep us informed throughout each campaign. Its secret lies in the way it combines an extremely competent work with sympathy and humility, as we know, there is no formula to act like that.   Â
Artur Alexio, Label Manager (LebensStrasse Records)
TYPE did an excellent job in the promotion of SEMIBREVE Festival. Besides their very professional work, Jeff and Richard are really nice people. It has been a pleasure to work with them.
Luis Fernandes, Curator (Semibreve Festival, Portugal)
Jeff worked with us for the sun glitters – high ep release. We found him to be incredibly easy-going and fantastic to work with. His promotion for this EP really paid off and that is a great credit to Jeff considering the release was vinyl only. We would recommend him to anyone and will hopefully work with him again for future releases.
Cillian McDonnell, Label Manager (music/is/for/losers)
Press Clippings
Below you can see a selection of press bits obtained as a result of various campaigns. Out of respect to the publications that have featured the artists we work with, we have only included limited feature/review scans and screenshots. Please let us know if you’d like more info on previous campaign results.
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Slowfoot Records feature – The Wire
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Rowdy Superstar – The Guardian
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Hello Skinny review – Rock A Rolla
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Kyson – Pitchfork
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Rowdy Superstar review – Clash Magazine
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Smibreve review – The Wire
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Semibreve Festival Clash Magazine review
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UMA Record collector
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Roshi ft. Pars Radio – The Quietus
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Applescal – Nosiey
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Rowdy Superstar – The Line of Best Fit
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Semibreve – FACT
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Sun Glitters The Guardian
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Herbert – Clash Magazine
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David Douglas XLR8R
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Death in the Afternoon – SPINNER
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Semibreve – Dazed and Confused
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Sun Glitters Slice Magazine feature
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DAVE AJU NOISEY
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Applescal Pitchfork
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DAVE AJU SPIN
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Alex Monk The Wire review
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Coolrunnings Dazed and Confused interview
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Sun Glitter stereogum
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Hello Skinny – MTV
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Madegg Mixmag review
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Hello Skinny – Mixmag
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Herbert – DJ Mag
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Sun Glitters rockfeedback.com
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Land Observations The Wire review
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Herbert – Pitchfork
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Dave Aju Pitchfork
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Sun Glitters Indendent
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Sun Glitters This is Fake DIY Magazine
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The Lowland Hundred Uncut review
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KONTAKTE CLASSIC ROCK FEATURE
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Semibreve festival FACT
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Dave Aju FACT PT
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Coolrunnings Artrocker Magazine review
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DAVE AJU THE FADER
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Maymay Beats Per Minute
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Dave Aju The405
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DAVE AJU XLR8R
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Dave Aju Ad Hoc
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Dave Aju Pitchfork Facebook
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Dollboy Word Magazine
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Dollboy Uncut Magazine
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Dollboy Shindig Magazine
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Herbert – Notion Magazine
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Maymay Bowlegs interview
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Flau Records mix The Fader
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Madegg mix The405
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Herbert – MOJO
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Maymay Drowned in Sound review
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Maymay EP review The Line of Best Fit
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Maymay The FADER PLAYLIST
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Herbert – Exclaim
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Maymay The405
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Maymay This is Fake DIY
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Outlands Consequence of Sound review
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Outlands Decoder Magazine
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Semibreve Festival CMU Daily
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Semibreve Festival The Wire
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Sun Glitters indie shuffle
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Sun Glitters MTV Hive
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Sun Glitters Spinner
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Dave Aju MTV
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OUTLANDS This is Fake DIY
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A Dancing Beggar review Mojo
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A Dancing Beggar review De Bug Magazine
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A Dancing Beggar – Rock Sound Magazine
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21crows Uncut review
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Death in the Afternoon – The FADER
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Piano Interrupted Muso Magazine interview
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Rowdy Superstar – Artrocker
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Land Observation Stool Pigeon interview
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Gargarin Mojo Magazine review
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Gagarin – De: Bug Magazine
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LAND OBSERVATIONS RECORD COLLECTOR
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le galaxie The FADER
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The Lowland Hundred Buzz Magazine
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The Lowland Hundred Mojo review
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Piano Interrupted DJ Magazine review
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Semibreve Festival The Wire preview
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Herbert – The Arts Desk
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Applescal – XLR8R
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Breek – XLR8R
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Death in the Afternoon – Ja Ja Ja
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Kyson – The FADER
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el fog – No Fear of Pop
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Hello Skinny – FACT
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Hello Skinny – Electronic Beats
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Herbert – Mixmag
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Hello skinny – FACT
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Hello Skinny – The 405
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Hello Skinny – Bowlegs
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Herbert – Drowned in Sound
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Hello Skinny – Drowned in Sound
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Hello Skinny – The Quietus
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Kyson – Playground Magazine
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Kyson – XLR8R
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Liz Christine – God is in the TV
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Liz Christine – The 405
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Rowdu Superstar – Nosiey
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Rowdy Superstar – MTV Iggy
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Rowdy Superstar – Dummy
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Herbert – Consequence of Sound
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Herbert – FACT