The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation picked up on Raafi’s Black Nerds and interviewed him for Spark, their show about the intersection of technology and culture.
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CBC: Black Nerds
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Agency Spy: Black Nerds, Planning & Parties
the party password is…
Agency Spy has a crush on Desedo, talking about our work, our writing and our parties. We’re all blushy, but you know we like it. -
Agency Spy: Hummer
my love for the environment crushes all Raafi’s Hummer Hydrogen spot has piqued industry interest, including some from the Agency Spy.
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Bang on a Can aka Thanks Mom!
Got tapped by Sony to produce a slate of docs about NYC rockers. The best thing about these spots is that we pick bands we like and dip into their world for a hot second. In the past few weeks, I’ve developed a whole new appreciation for the drummer. He has the unwieldy gear. He sits in the back and sweats up a storm. Yet there’s more going on there, some kind of charisma – because as a lad he convinced his parents to buy him this noise kit and like a shephard he keeps the band on track and on time.Below is our spot with Black Gold, the drummer Than explained to us the genius of Qunicy Jones’ drum selection and can rock a leather vest with aplomb. Also keep your ears peeled for Gunnar from the The Exit and White Rabbits – cause they double your pleasure with 2 drummers.
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The Washington Post: U Street Blue
how do you redeem lost love?
OK, so while this is when Desedo existed in name only, Raafi’s thesis film U Street Blue was the first Raaf, MHB + Brad Young collaboration. And the Washington Post knows a good thing when they see it.
