Daytime TV's track So Sick features on EA Sports NHL 2025, one of 42 tracks alongside bands such as Cage The Elephant, Green Day, Imagine Dragons, Kings of Leon and Twenty One Pilots, hip-hop artist Teezo Touchdown, and pop-punk artist Jxdn

HBO / BBC show Industry, dramatising the black box of high finance by following a group of young bankers as they forge their identities within the pressure cooker environment and sex and drug-fueled blitz of international bank Pierpoint & Co's London office, is back for Season 3. Sally Oldfield's beautiful, ethereal track Blue water was synched in Season 3 Episode 1 of this hit series.

Pete Diggens has composed the music for Piri brand Piriteze and their 2024 TV advert, ‘Press Play with Piri Picnic: Live Life in Piri Colour’

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Hale Zero created the soundtrack for the British Vogue '40 Vogue Icons Remember Edward Enninful's British Vogue' cover shoot

Pete Diggens has composed the music for Cough and throat Lozenge brand Jakemans 2023 TV advert, Marvel In The Menthol.

Darryl Hunt’s ‘Love You Till The End’ has been synced in Episode 6 of New Zealand drama The Gone.

An Irish detective teams up with a Kiwi cop to find an Irish couple who have vanished from a rural New Zealand town. The pair have to contend with a community's growing disquiet that the disappearances may be linked to a series of historical murders.

Kim Kardashian is the muse and face of the new Women's ADV Campaign Spring/Summer 2023. The Collection was born from a unique reinterpretation of Dolce&Gabbana's archives from the 1990s and 2000s, which include the legendary garments that have inspired Kim so often throughout her life.

music composed by Hale Zero

Watch for a short lesson on the history of dog food, and why ButternutBox believe dogs deserve better. Or fresh, tasty, healthy meals, to be precise. Music Composed by Donal Sweeney

Louise Connell’s track ‘Fruit’ provides a haunting backdrop to the trailer for the documentary film ‘Living Proof’, a stunning new archive documentary that looks for the roots of the climate crisis in Scotland’s post-war history.

The film has its premier in Edinburgh this September, ahead of the COP26 conference hosted in Scotland this October.

Sharon Shannon’s beautiful track ‘Blackbird’ provides the background to the ‘Welcome to Karlwood’ video on the website of Olympic medal winning showjumper, coach and international horse producer Cian O’Connor.

Bill Stankay has composed the score to the documentary film Blood Memory, telling the untold history of America's Indian Adoption Era - a time when nearly one-third of children were removed from tribal communities nationwide. As public scrutiny over Indian child welfare increases, an adoption survivor helps others find their way home through song and ceremony.

The film is featuring during the First Indigenous Online Film Festival , before the films broadcast premiere on America Reframed

Hale Zero’s recently released track, ‘Sun Comes Up’ was used in an ad campaign for a collaboration between Adidas and Footlocker on a new shoe they’ve entitled, Climacool.

The campaign was made up of four video advertisements directed at four parts of Europe. The United Kingdom, France, Germany and Italy.

Pete Diggens has been busy (indoors!) creating the sound music for the new My Online Therapy adverts.

Alone Together, a poem by Maya Angelou brought to life, ironically,
during this pandemic by this poignant film created by New Art Films.

Asylums Luke Branch has written the music for this reflective view of
the world, as we live in it today. Who knew? Maya Angelou knew. The
serenity and peace from every note tells us what we already know.

Inspired by the Global lockdown, Dancers from the Dutch National Ballet took to home recordings to present their choreography to the Kevin Hughes co-write of Di-rect’s ‘Hold On’. #Stayinside #Staysafe 

This month we have had placements in the following shows:

• Station 19 (TV - Disney ABC)

• Turn Up Charlie (Netflix)

• The Hills - New Beginnings (MTV)

• Need for Speed (Electronic Arts - Game)

“Where to begin? Here” by St Etienne, a co-write featuring Dolly Mixture member Debsey Wykes has been used in Norwegian drama Barn (translated as Children), released in September.

Another bit of sync news for 2019. The Jon Allen track ‘Loving Arms’ was used in the recently released Elizabeth Chomko film “What They Had”, starring Hilary Swank, Michael Shannon Robert Forster and
Blythe Danner.