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In 2019 I spearheaded the creation and development of Sezar Fashion’s online retail brand specializing in women’s apparel, overseeing the crafting of brand identity, website design, and user experience, as well as defining campaign goals. 

All content was shot and edited independently. Managed the outsourcing process by selecting specialized freelancers in Facebook marketing, photography, and modelling, ensuring effective collaboration and communication with influencers. 

I worked closely with digital tool providers and marketing experts to devise bespoke planning strategies, including partnerships with Facebook marketing specialists, e-commerce email clients, and the Wix development team.

Customer feedback was systematically analysed and applied to continuously enhance website functionality.

In 2020, sezarfashion.com became one of WIX’s highest revenue-generating clients, achieving gross monthly revenue of £28,000

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At Culture Shift, a technology company providing reporting software for universities and workplaces, I was hired as the Social Media Executive. My primary responsibility was to establish key KPIs for organic social media and implement a cohesive strategy to manage and grow the company’s platforms. I led the creation of new campaigns and optimised existing content across LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. 

I significantly increased engagment, followers, and engagement rates. For example, the average weekly impressions rose from approximately 5,000 to 12,000 after my strategy was introduced. I also contributed to lead generation for event attendance by designing tracking systems and user journey maps to help partner companies better understand their audiences. 

Additionally, I delivered successful brand awareness campaigns for events such as Black History Month and Mental Health Awareness Week, involving cross-collaboration with numerous UK brands. 

I also recorded, managed, and atomised all content for The Culture Shift podcast, where I engaged with industry professionals including the BBC’s former Diversity Director Toby Mildon, Whistleblowers UK, Elevate UK, and Manchester Pride.

IN 2025, I was commissioned by Adidas for their 2025 Manchester Marathon national campaign, having been selected as part of Manchester’s first ‘Creator Network’ hosted by Factory International. 

My initial involvement began with collaboration with the Adidas Stockport marketing team, where I produced social media assets for the Adidas x Factory International event. I was lead producer on a small team to create the running in Motion 2025 trailer.  This included organising talent, a Director of Photography, and runners for the shoot. I handled post-production, including sound design and advised on video editing. 

In addition to my production responsibilities, I served as the second lead on the curation committee for the event. In this role, I was responsible for the event’s opening, audience outreach, and artist liaison, ensuring smooth communication and execution across all creative and logistical elements for the 2025 event.

The event was a great success in it’s curation and audience turn out, I spoke at the event on the community outreach, mental health and artist curation.

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Since 2019 I have been involved in continual event and exhibition curation & marketing for various small production companies in Manchester. This includes Assembly Collective, Sprechen Music & Islington Mill. 

Here I have played a large role in creating digital marketing campaigns, building audiences and reaching out to communities of artists, performers and guests to attend events and grow online platforms. I have secured radio interviews with Melodic Distraction, BBC Introducing Humberside, Islington Mill, YES MCR, Mint Lounge and others.

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In 2019, I was commissioned by two e-commerce platforms to develop original audio idents for a series of product-focused short films. My role involved composing, mixing, and mastering 15–30 second sound pieces tailored to each campaign, ensuring the sonic elements resonated with the visual style and brand identity of the client.

The pieces titled Ice Cream and Sirens exemplify this approach. Ice Cream was crafted to reflect the film’s ‘sickly sweet’ aesthetic—an overindulgent, saturated tone mirrored through warped melodic textures. In contrast, Sirens aimed to evoke a fluid and mysterious soundscape, complementing the campaign’s ethereal, water-inspired visuals.

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Pulse was a project is created by Ella Murray, Arif True, Benni Demasio, Liz Bisuga and Brit Seaton in 2025. The immersive installation of sound and visual invites us to explore the distance between the physical and emotional dimensions of speed, celebrating the internal highs that resonate deeply within the mind and body. 

I took on the role as lead audio producer for the installation, the project features a modular soundboard that audiences can interact with. By pressing buttons, participants trigger individual sounds—each drawn from a palette inspired by Manchester’s electronic music scene. 

The composition incorporates interviews with Manchester runners, translating their personal accounts of running—covering themes like anxiety, joy, flow, and transcendence—into audio fragments that could be mixed with other stems of instrumentation. The final installation was a stand out peice at the 2025 Manchester Marathon Running in Motion Exhibtion. 

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Indigo Jung is an alias I use to produce dance music. I'm a Manchester–Newcastle-based electronic composer, DJ, and sound designer working at the intersection of house, techno, ambient, and disco. My releases—such as GOD, Bathwater EP, and Disturbia—have been featured on labels including Fresh Take, Over Rhythm, and Sprechen, and reflect my aim to balance emotive atmospheres with club-ready energy.

My production style is rooted in inventive sampling, analog warmth, and a deep attention to sonic texture—ranging from tribal percussion and melodic breaks to lo-fi grit and lush basslines. Collaboration is central to my practice; I often work with producers and remixers across the UK and further afield. My tracks have appeared on a range of respected compilations and independent imprints.

Indigo Jung is both a project and an evolving space for me to experiment with rhythm, memory, and mood— Indigo Jung has been supported by Nightmares on Wax, HATE mag, Verzilla, Maslow Unknown and many more publishers. All of his projects are done with with the aim of investigating human responses to sounds, spaces and people his work intends to invite audiences to explore culture, nature and sound in a way of understanding themselves and their identities.