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CRAZY BIRDS is a creative platform, working closely with advertising agencies, media companies, music labels and brands. A digital playground for those who want to stay ahead of the curve. Founded by Gijs van der Togt, out of love for interesting music, great ideas and new products. CRAZY BIRDS was nominated for two Dutch Bloggies, teamed up with various advertising agencies and collaborated on various projects with brands such as Bacardi and Jameson.

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Coat of Arms

Trippy tale with machines

06.10

Posted in Music

One of the most exciting producers at the moment is Nosaj Thing. His live performance is one of the best around, and he always comes up with great concepts. Coat of Arms is a trippy tale about machines and other dark stuff. The video, directed by Roland von Tessin, perfectly suits the song.

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