Premiered on Billboard and Vevo May 2016.
2ft4 caught up with Jake and his band as they rehearsed for his 2016 On My One tour.

A powerful, yet intimate acoustic performance of Every Breaking Wave by U2 from their new album, Songs of Innocence. Produced and directed by Two Foot Four’s Mark Fewell at Metropolis, London, for international broadcast, we think you’ll agree this is a rare and special performance – like having Bono, Edge, Lary and Adam round for tea and biscuits and they insist on playing a song in your front room!

30-second LCD display for acclaimed title A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara. Produced for Picador Macmillan with Billy Waters and Ed Webster

Production of short film for Hackett and Williams Racing to promote the re-engineering of a Formula 1 aluminium gearbox into fifty pairs of limited edition branded cufflinks, designed by none other than Jeremy Hackett himself.

Bastille, Jake Bugg, Florence & the Machine, Rizzlekicks, Jamie Cullum, The 1975, Taio Cruz

Huge thanks to all who contributed throughout 2013
Audio by ‘Pantyraid - Too Fine To Do Time’

Two Foot Four’s Mark Fewell produced and directed this award-winning short film starring Chuk Iwuji to deliver a compelling challenge to current and prospective filmmakers to enter the SONY Production Awards 2013.

Filmed in a disused underground car park in Hackney Two Foot Four provided planning, location, crew, rig, talent, post-production, soundscape, motion graphics, and delivery. Commissioned by Faith The Agency for SONY.

Mark’s short film won Best Use of Digital at Digital Impact Awards 2013.

We caught up with Florence once again to talk about her latest album, LA, lost love and walking through London

Production of a 40sec Ad and 2 minute webisode for Imedeen skin care product.
UK + International markets

Jake Bugg performs an acoustic version of What Doesn’t Kill You at the POW in Brixton prior to his ‘sold out’ three nights at the Academy. The video, produced and directed by Two Foot Four’s Mark Fewell, was picked up by Vevo and had over 50,000 plays in its first month.

Bastille perform their chart topping hit Pompeii in a Battersea warehouse in London.

We dragged Years & Years into deep East London where we managed to catch the boys performing a few numbers before they headed to Ibiza, no thanks to a monumentally glitchy back line.

In early January, before the hangovers had subsided, the unassuming figure of Jake Bugg strolled into Franco’s Cafe in Shoreditch.
He pulled a newly acquired acoustic guitar out of it’s case, had a sip of tea and - although full of cold - proceeded to belt out a truly memorable set, including hit song Lightning Bolt.

Luckily for us we found Jordan and Harley performing a few Rizzle Kicks classics, including When I Was a Youngster,  in a well-hidden speakeasy on Brick Lane in Shoreditch.

We were lucky enough to be invited down to Paul Weller’s studio for this interview shoot, who described it thus: “This is our HQ, this is the place where everyone feels comfortable, it’s not state of the art at all, it’s just… it is what it is.” As usual, he was bang on.

Production of content to support the launch of the album Night Work, produced in collaboration with Stuart Price, described as “supersexual and sleazy”.

A powerful acoustic version by Florence of her hit single Lover to Lover recorded for the deluxe edition of Florence + the Machine’s second album Ceremonials. Filmed by Two Foot Four’s Mark Fewell for Island Records at Paul Epworth’s studio. Lover to Lover was released on 30 November 2012 as the fifth and final single from Ceremonials.

Pixie talks us through the production of her second album and a chance meeting and subsequent collaboration of her idol Stevie Wonder.

Florence talks us through the development, writing and recording of her second album Ceremonials and a welcome return to Isa’s shed.

Filming and production of JCA facilities house for corporate video. Development and delivery of cross-platform marketing tool.

The boys from Mona blew into town all the way from Nashville. To mark the occasion we flew in a 1959 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz all the way from, er… Essex! Everyone immediately fell in love with the car, and the band? Our favorite album of 2011 so far.

Lou Reed and Metallica rock into town to release their new collaborative album LULU based on Frank Wederkinds banned plays of 1895.