Creative agency Love’s work for the cover of James’ new album Hey Ma has been banned by a number of media companies.
The cover features a baby and a handgun.
Love would not comment on whether the baby in question lived in Manchester….or which gang it was affiliated to.
However poster giant JCDecaux is not amused and has imposed a ban on all promotional material related to the cover – posters and flyers primarily.
The band, however, doesn’t seem that bothered – ‘all publicity good publicity etc’ – and the album’s release date of 7 April – complete with offending cover – is still on course.
A first for the North West - How-Do's Top 100 Marketers. These leading professionals help drive the creation and generation of prosperity in the region. READ
The North West’s media folk who in 2008 wield the greatest combination of influence, power and employment, primarily in the region but also, in many cases, well beyond. READ
Working with Hill Dickinson, the CBI and the CIM, How-Do reveals the region’s leading brands across a variety of business sectors and categories. READ
The How-Do poll
Latest comments
Rob Morrice: Hello Hello. Strange name Hello. Never heard anyone called that in Scotland...
READ
true colours: Between the lines, not such a great stunt: 40k debts - is any owed to staff...
READ
Tossa: I contacted Phil and asked him if he could send me a copy. He abruptly tol...
READ
Brian: How ironic - an ethical, sustainable PR company goes into administration th...
READ
great pr stunt: this is a great pr stunt from koan - now we all know they have a new agency...
READ
Hello: Rob - we admire your public support of your team but SKV, Citypress, MC2 al...
READ
Comments (1)
