Campaigns
Harry Styles takes over Mumbai with a minimalist OOH masterclass
This campaign was executed on the media sites of RoshanSpace Brandcom who are the exclusive media partner for the album launch
The launch of Harry Styles’s latest album in Mumbai stands as a masterclass in how minimalist global aesthetics can be translated into a localized high-impact OOH experience. Executed by RoshanSpace Brandcom, the campaign utilized a strategic “surround effect” to dominate the city’s most significant cultural thoroughfares. Central to this strategy was the deployment of the creative across the Edge 7 in Mahalaxmi, a cluster of iconic billboards positioned as the visual gateway to major city events. By stripping away visual clutter and prioritizing cryptic, minimal messaging, the campaign generated immediate intrigue among commuters, proving that premium creative thrives when paired with high-visibility urban assets.
To ensure the campaign resonated with both elite audiences and the Gen Z demographic, the rollout included the ProDigi TWINN, targeting high-traffic routes toward BKC, the city’s premier entertainment hub. The visual identity of the campaign remained consistent with the global launch strategy, relying on the power of suggestion and strategic location to command the city’s attention. By placing these assets in areas synonymous with music and festivals, RoshanSpace Brandcom transformed standard advertising space into a cultural landmark, driving sustained organic engagement and significant social media talk-worthiness throughout the launch week.
The scale of the campaign was further immortalized through cinematic drone documentation, capturing the massive billboards against the backdrop of Mumbai’s bustling cityscape. Navigating the logistical complexities of local authorities and massive crowds, the execution successfully told a visual story of a global icon taking over a local landscape. Ultimately, the collaboration demonstrated that the integration of world-class creative with sophisticated media placement can turn a traditional OOH campaign into a shared public event, underscoring the enduring power of physical media to drive a global musical conversation.
