After securing funding from the Youth Opportunity Fund a group of young people based in The Meadows, Nottingham, started a music project called ‘My Shout’.

During the first six months of 2009 the young people of ‘My Shout’ have recorded a multitude of songs and made their first music video, and the project, co-ordinated by MC Spyda, has supported the young people, helping them to express their creative talents.

The aim of the project has encouraged the young people to write positive lyrics, engage with others and create songs that will appeal to a wider audience. In addition, the project offered confidence building, recognised accreditations, hands-on studio experience and ownership of a project as a whole.

‘Somewhere to Go, Something to Do’ is the result of the young peoples dedication and perseverance, and Splurj is proud to have been involved in such a positive movement in urban music and congratulates the young people of ‘My Shout’.

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“The Love of My Life” appears tenth on the track listing of ‘hip hop jazzers’ Us3’s seventh album “Stop.Think.Run” and this is our latest video featuring Ayesha Varnnard from London and Brook Yung who was shot in Los Angeles.

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This was the first part in a series of journeys into Fluid Creativity’s new workspace. It was important that we captured the working environment and used elements from the new building (based at Hyde Point, Hyde) whilst also getting across the creative aspect of the business.

We used Graham (Fluid’s chief developer) in a bedroom scene, being woken by a contemporary Salvador Dali-style melting clock, which oozed ‘fluid’ from it’s face and activated the alarm - waking Graham from his dreams of code and sabotaged grammar, which was all shot, edited, designed and produced in-house.

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A high impact title sequence designed for Scorzayzee’s hip hop music videos for use on the official Scorzayzee website and YouTube Channel. Created using a stylised 3D logo, explosion footage,

In this second part of Fluid’s viral videos after ‘Slime’ we put the in-house greenscreen facilities and working environment to good use again. We continued the journey into Fluid’s workplace with Wayne (Fluid’s head creative) visiting the bathroom who unexpectedly found himself at the center of a game of human-pinball - demonstrating Fluid’s creative imagination and development of ‘high impact visual’ services.

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