Nigerian record label Mavins have made waves across the music scene since conception over a decade ago. With a plethora of talented artists at their fingertips their new album Chapter X has no shortcomings when it comes to the feature list. The ten song record features songstress Arya Starr, Ladipoe, Boy Spyce and Rema, just to name a few. We wild posted their Spotify tagged posters throughout Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris. 

Beauty Papers collaborated with MAC Cosmetics on their ‘Give A Glam!’ campaign in which 100% of profits from their iconic VIVA GLAM lipstick were donated towards World Aids Day this December. UNCLE flyposted the strikingly effortless cover image across London, letting the quintessential MAC product resonate with the streets for the worthy cause.   

Alternative songstress Björk has released her latest album Fossora which is bass filled, brazenly honest and bright. She continued her abstract legacy with detailed creatives that stand out amongst the urban street palette in Paris. Her fantastical offering was showcased with wildposting by UNCLE with the roll out of the album – promoting her unique vision.  

Coming to Amsterdam late November 2022 is Boiler Room’s three-day festival that presents a snapshot of artists from the nation. Boiler Room continue to forge a way for club culture with the event showcasing the best forward-facing, adventurous electronic, R&B and hip-hop music. Visionary sonic scapes will colour the weekend whilst UNCLE coloured the streets by wild posting the mesmerising abstract artwork. 

For her 2021 album Daddy’s Home, artist St. Vincent sunk into plush ‘70s cool, complete with flicky bangs. Her recent collaboration with American label GANT captures that hedonism and glamour, featuring gender neutral tailoring in blazers, jackets and pants. In our London flyposter campaign working with Cream, St. Vincent herself wears the collection effortlessly. 

Known for wearing bold colours and exaggerated shapes, singer Dua Lipa isn’t one to shy away from attention. For her collab with sports brand Puma, she dropped over 30 items that echo her brave style–rave-inspired tracksuits, zip-up tops, and versatile t-shirts with butterfly detailing. For the second Flutur drop, we wild posted locations in Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and London with Dua Lipa’s striking style.

Harry Styles - Wild Posting, New York

After a long-waited period, Harry Styles has finally let us into his world again. This time, he has broken down all the walls and invited us into Harry’s House. While the album has been breaking streaming records, we knew it was important to wild poster the city to make sure everyone knew it has finally been released…now even the streets of New York will not be the same as they were.

Rina - Flyposting, London

Rina Sawayama is back and is summoning a whole new vibe. The Japanese-British singer has released a new single ‘This Hell’, ahead of her second studio album release in September. We pasted her hometown of London with ‘Rina is Going to Hell’ with flyposters  inviting Londoners to join her in the next era. If Rina’s going to hell, then we guess it is the place we need to be!

Since dropping Magdalene, the iconic FKA Twigs has been quiet in a way that let her fans know she was working on something special. In January 2022 she released mixtape Caprisongs to celebrate her birthday as a Capricorn queen. We pasted the streets of Twigs’ home of London to let the city know she’s back and more extra than ever.

Australian singer-songwriter Luke Hemmings broke away from his 5 Seconds of Summer roots to go solo with When Facing the Things We Turn Away From, a debut that Clash called “self-assured and confident”. Our innovative posters, that combined paper-and-paste with futuristic AR to make Hemmings literally “pop up”, matched that forward-looking energy on the streets of London.

At just 32, Leon Bridges is a young artist bringing traditional soul to the 21st century. We decorated New York City with posters for his third studio album, Gold-Diggers Sound, a record that got a well-deserved five star review from the Guardian. The bright yellow and black posters evoke the record’s smooth vibes, brightening up dark streets.