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Warp is looking for a social-first creative to join our team in London, helping bring our Artists’ stories to life across digital platforms. You’ll be a creative all rounder and skilled in visual storytelling, bringing solid experience creating short form video, graphic design, motion graphics and imagery. Based within the Digital Communications team, you’ll work fluidly with other departments, including A&R, Streaming, Marketing and E-Commerce, delivering creative for social media, mailers, websites and beyond. We’re looking for someone who has a deep knowledge of platforms, music fandom and internet culture. Experience working in music is a bonus, but what matters most is your genuine passion for storytelling through digital channels and a strong interest in the Artists we work with. This is an exciting role in an ever-evolving area of Warp. You'll have the opportunity to shape how our releases connect with fans, collaborate with Artists on building compelling...

Founded in 2001, Resident Advisor (RA) is one of the world's longest-running music media brands and a cornerstone of the dance, electronic and DJ ecosystem. The site's audience of over 7 million monthly users is drawn in by a combination of news, editorial, club listings and ticketing, RA-branded events at venues and festivals worldwide, original films and a weekly mix series that has run for 20 years.   Purpose of the role: RA is seeking a proactive Social Producer to lead our social channels and drive the next phase of our social-first content strategy. Combining channel management, end-to-end content production and creative storytelling, this role is a key opportunity to shape how RA communicates with a global audience — developing new formats, launching standout campaigns, and guiding a network of creators to deliver best-in-class work. The ideal candidate is trend-aware, creatively fearless, and excited to use data and platform insight to build...

US   The Ministry of Sound opened in 1991 in a disused bus garage in a forgotten corner of South London. It was the first nightclub in the UK to have a 24-hour licence, didn’t serve alcohol and featured an earth-shaking sound system in a specially constructed dance box.    We went on to become the world’s largest independent record company (now owned by Sony) and stage giant dance events. We were pioneers in electronic music and have a history of taking risks, innovation, and colourful and creative marketing.    Thirty years later we opened The Ministry, a workspace run as a member’s club, in a 50,000 sq. ft Victorian warehouse in SE1. The design is relaxed but functional with a bar, opening windows, an outside courtyard and plenty of space to sit, relax, work and socialise – everything you wouldn’t expect to find in a standard office. There’s great home cooked F&B, a state-of-the-art gym and...