Creative Content Designer, The Other Songs

Location: 180 Strand, London
Contract: Full-time, Permanent

About The Other Songs

The Other Songs is a global independent music company with the song at the heart of everything we do. Founded by brothers Alastair and Billy Webber, our work spans records, publishing and management.

We have delivered global hits including the 5× Platinum Pump It Up, the 3× Platinum Following the Sun, Ren’s UK No.1 album Sick Boi and the Billboard No.1 Sunset BLVD. Our frontline marketing team also manage and promote some of the world’s most iconic catalogues such as Andrew Lloyd Webber and an eclectic mix of developing artists in Toast Club, Liang Lawrence, Warriner, Ken Ate My Homework, Garageflower and others.

Our songwriters include Bruno Major, CXSPER, Ren, Mike Deliquent and Jacky who between them this past year alone have achieved over 450M+ streams. New to our management roster are Toast Club who are recently off the back of a sold out UK tour with headline shows in Netherlands and Tokyo.

We have also curated more than twenty live shows at venues including The London Palladium and KOKO, raising over £600,000 in total for charities such as Nordoff & Robbins, with £400,000 directly raised for The BRIT School.

2026 brings us into new spaces and activities within our community, including as the new front of shirt sponsor for Dulwich Hamlet Football Club, a club which has values close to our heart with the work we do supporting young people and the arts.

The Other Songs is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Role Overview

The Creative Content Designer will be a hands-on creative and content production resource within the digital marketing team, supporting the creation and delivery of visual content across artist campaigns, releases and company projects.

The role will be primarily focused on video editing including colour correction/grading alongside graphic design including motion graphics, photography, photo editing and other creative formats.Working from campaign briefs and creative direction, the Creative Content Designer will be responsible for turning ideas into engaging, high-quality content that reflects each artist or company identity and works effectively across digital and social platforms.

The successful candidate must have advanced practical skills across the full Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Premiere Pro, After Effects, Photoshop and Indesign, alongside an understanding of social-first content creation tools such as CapCut and Canva. They will be comfortable taking a brief, developing it into a creative output and managing the process through to delivery.

The role requires someone with a strong visual eye, a genuine interest in music and culture, and the technical ability and initiative to produce content independently.

Key Responsibilities
Content Production & Video Editing

• Create, shoot and edit engaging video content for artist campaigns, releases, live events and ongoing social media activity for the company.
  Produce a range of video formats, including short-form social content, ad creatives, behind-the-scenes footage, live performances, promotional edits and longer-form content where required
• Edit and repurpose existing footage into multiple deliverables, including hero content, cut-downs, teasers, trailers, platform variations and paid social assets
• Work confidently with Premiere Pro and After Effects and other relevant editing tools to deliver polished, high-quality content.
  Adapt content for different platforms and placements, with an understanding of the creative conventions and technical requirements of TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and other digital channels
• Stay informed about social-first formats, editing techniques, emerging creative tools and online content trends, identifying opportunities to incorporate these into artist campaigns
• Take ownership of assigned content briefs, managing the process from initial concept through editing, feedback and final delivery
• Plan, coordinate and deliver creative shoots from pre-production through to final assets, including filming, directing, managing equipment and external suppliers, and organising footage and project files.

Graphic Design & Creative Development

• Create graphic assets for artist releases, campaigns, social media, digital advertising and company communications
• Work across Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign to produce visually engaging and consistent creative assets
• Develop visual references, moodboards and creative treatments to support campaign concepts and content production
• Adapt artwork and existing creative assets into different formats and placements while maintaining consistency with the artist’s visual identity
• Contribute ideas and visual approaches that strengthen an artist’s visual world and bring campaign concepts to life
• Explore and confidently use relevant specialist creative software, including CapCut and Canva and other social-first editing tools, where appropriate

Creative Collaboration & Delivery

• Work closely with the Senior Digital Marketing Manager and Creative Strategy Lead to understand campaign briefs and deliver creative that supports wider marketing objectives
• Collaborate with label managers, artists and management teams to understand individual creative requirements and ensure content is appropriate to each artist’s identity
• Work from clear briefs and creative feedback, demonstrating the ability to interpret direction and translate it into effective creative output
• Manage multiple creative tasks and deadlines, communicating progress and flagging any production or delivery issues early
• Maintain a high standard of creative output, taking feedback constructively and ensuring all work is delivered accurately and on time
• Keep up to date with developments in music, visual culture, social platforms and digital content, bringing relevant ideas and references into the team
• Support selected evening or weekend activity around shoots, gigs and live events

Skills & Experience

• Advanced practical experience using the full Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Premiere Pro and Photoshop, with working knowledge of Illustrator and InDesign
• A portfolio or showreel demonstrating your highest quality and most relevant work
• A strong visual eye, with an understanding of composition, pacing, storytelling, visual identity and creative consistency
• Experience working from creative briefs and translating direction into finished content
• Technical knowledge of video production, including cameras, lighting, sound and basic shoot workflows
• Experience producing content for multiple artists or clients, with an understanding of how to adapt creative output to different identities and briefs
• Versatile confidence working across different creative styles, adapting output to suit different artists, genres and audiences
• Good organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple projects, prioritise work and deliver to deadlines
• A proactive and collaborative approach, with confidence communicating with internal teams, artists and external creative partners
• A genuine interest in music, artists, the record label environment and wider visual and online culture

Desirable Experience

• Experience of CGI animation and VFX. Motion Graphic should be part of the core skill set.
• Experience directing or supporting artist shoots and working with external production teams
• Basic SFX and sound editing experience

Application Requirements

Applicants should provide a CV and a portfolio or showreel demonstrating their relevant creative and production experience.

Where portfolios include collaborative projects, applicants should clearly identify their individual contribution and responsibilities for each piece of work, including whether they were responsible for filming, editing, animation, graphic design, creative development or other elements of production.