From today, Leeds marketing company Brahm and its sister digital agency Swamp will together trade as Brass, having rebranded to become ‘a digitally centred’ marketing agency.
The new branding will be used to reflect the agency’s operating strategy which will see digital sit at the centre of the business, supported by traditional marketing services.
John Morgan, chief executive at Brass, said: “We wanted to create a brand that retained echoes of Brahm and swamp, and that was strong, clear and straightforward. Brass is all that. There is also a nice irony in being an agency that’s at the forefront of where marketing communication is going and having a really down-to-earth name.
“All our experience tells us that in this rapidly changing marketing environment, where there is more and more complexity, clients increasingly want someone who offers clarity. We think Brass provides that.
“We’re in a very different marketing world to the one Brahm was in when it started out. The internet and mobile technology have changed the way we behave, purchase and interact. Digital is at the heart of most consumers’ lives, and so it has to be at the heart of most brands’ marketing strategies.”
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Sad to see the Brahm name disappear but good luck chaps!
And I think you're right, this internet thing is going to catch on.
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Does this mean that Brahmers become Brassers? (don't look that up on the internet, well not at work anyway!)
I think the disastrous logo design sums everything up but I do agree with the comment “We’re in a very different marketing world to the one Brahm was in when it started out"..
BRAHM used to produce really good creative advertising for some terrific brands..remember Porsche..now technology is more important than creativity.
does the new entity have a website?
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As an ex-Brahmer, good luck to all at Brass on a smart move. Sounds like the exciting times continue.
Much like Brahm did then
Awful logo. Not retro, or ironic. Just horrible.
Where's there's muck, there's.....
The company hasn't been Brahm for many years - they were severely damaging it's legacy. The new logo is a more honest reflection of the output.
What do you mean 'Hasn't been Brahm for years'?
Isn't that what the sign in reception said? I assume they had a sign.
I thought Brass was the name of Jon Evans studio????
Could someone tell me what's going on here?
Jon Evans hired me to do some work for his new Edinburgh agency back in March this year. The agency is called BRASS and was already well established.
I'm not a big one for believing in "co-incidences" in the Design world.
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