Worldwide Friendly Society®
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London51.5072°N / 0.1276°WEst. music & culture publicity

Publicity, positioning and cultural strategy for music, tech, art.

A London studio shaping stories around artists, labels, festivals and platforms operating between club culture, experimental music, fashion, global pop and contemporary art.

Index — Selected roster & campaigns Hover / tap / scroll
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Full roster → In print — the covers →
Work — In print · 2020–2026

Campaigns end up on covers.

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Newsstand — all twelve covers Click to view
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Full case studies available on request — write to us
Roster — Current & recent, A–Z

Current roster

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+ labels, festivals and cultural projects we don’t list.
Approach — About the studio

Publicity, partnerships and studio.

Working with leading artists, record labels, festivals and arts institutions, we craft publicity campaigns.

We communicate our clients stories across print, digital, social media and radio.




Services
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Signals — Notes from the studio

Occasional writing on how music travels.

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Irregular. No newsletter spam — one signal at a time.
Atlas — The roster, worldwide Drag to spin · click a pin
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Contact
info@worldwidefriendlysociety.com

Get in touch via email or DM with details of your project.

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London SE22 · United Kingdom Instagram → Press assets on request
Images — Replace placeholder photography

Drop real imagery here.

One photo per entry — drag onto a slot or click to browse. It replaces the placeholder everywhere on the site instantly, persists with the prototype, and the site’s image treatment is applied automatically. Double-click a filled slot to reframe; hover for replace / remove.

Roster
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System — Visual language reference

Editorial minimalism, cultural archive.

01 — Palette
PAPER #F2F1EC
INK #141412
ACID (accent)
TINTS (per entry)
SEAL — MONO INK
02 — Type
Helvetica Neue Bold, −3% tracking, 0.98 leading. Display only.
IBM PLEX MONO — 11–12px, uppercase for metadata, sentence case for captions. Every fact on the site is set in mono: numbers, types, cities, dates. The mono is the archive; the grotesque is the voice.
Body text: Helvetica Neue Regular 16px / 1.55. Used sparingly — three paragraphs maximum per page.
03 — Instagram editorial templates (4:5)
WFS® — Statement
Music moving through the world.
London2026
Roster — 001
Actress
Artist — London · experimental electronics
Signal 014
Bruxaria funk and the new hardcore continuum.
WFS® Notes06.2026
04 — Image-under-text interaction
Each index entry carries: title / type / metadata / image / tint / caption.
— All images preload as full-bleed fixed layers behind the page, opacity 0.
— Hover, keyboard focus or tap sets one layer to opacity 1 (450ms fade).
— Colour-true by default: photography keeps its original colour, held full-frame; duotone / negative / mono remain as alternate treatments — every entry still owns a colour.
— All type is white with mix-blend-mode: difference, so text refracts whatever is behind it: dark on paper, chromatic negative over colour photography. Slightly uncanny by design.
— A slow 14s scale drift keeps the active image alive.
— On touch devices an IntersectionObserver activates the entry nearest the viewport centre while scrolling — no hover required.
— Idle: after ~6s without input the index auto-cycles every ~4s; each name scrambles in like a decoding tape.
— Transition: the incoming image arrives in sliced glitch steps; a giant outlined name crawls behind the page; film grain sits over everything.
— Photography: square press shots are never cropped — full-height, centred, faces framed as shot — while a blurred enlargement extends the frame to landscape. Replace placeholders via the Images page (footer link) — drops persist.
© 2026 Worldwide Friendly Society Communications Ltd
Images Design system