New brilliant work from Rubbermaid and Tombras

We were thrilled to work on this bullshit campaign for Dollar Shave Club with a group of delinquents and bullshit artists.

Our very own Joel Simon shared his thoughts on partnering with LBBonline -Little Black Book- on their first Big Game jury, why fresh voices matter, and why inclusive platforms will shape advertising’s next chapter.

Thrilled to have learned that our work for the Tennessee Titans has won the 2025 Emmy for Best Commercial in the region.

Huge thanks to Stuart Varney, Fox Business, Maggie Edwards, and the entire Varney & Co. team for having Joel on to talk about the power of music in Super Bowl commercials and what it truly takes to create the work for the biggest stage in the world.

We're happy to announce that Joel Simon is invited to serve on the Clios Super Clio Jury alongside an incredible group of colleagues. 

At JSM, we recognize the responsibility businesses have to engage in work that matters. Being part of this campaign from the outset reflects that commitment. Having the message broadcast again during the Super Bowl underscores the importance of reaching broad audiences with messages that confront hate and promote understanding.

Guess who's back for the Super Bowl? Here's a little teaser for the spot breaking on 2.08.26.

Creating the track for this and working with Andy Samberg, a timeless, iconic stadium party anthem, and our funny friends from VML was a good time. A very, very good time.

As long as Progressive and Arnold Worldwide keep making these Dr. Rick commercials with our music, we're going to keep sharing them. Relentlessly. And, there's more to come.