So why work with us?

(1) Choir is built differently. We don’t add voices just to fill a room. Every job gets exactly who it needs. Nobody more, nobody less. (2) Your brand isn’t like anyone else’s. Neither is our approach. (3) We keep things lean and direct. You pay for thinking and execution, not process and bums on seats. (4) Working in harmony. Because there are certain things for which life’s just too short.

What we do

Strategy & Consulting

Market Research & Consumer Insights. Competitive Positioning. Brand Architecture. Go-to-Market & Business Growth Strategies.

Branding & Identity

Naming. Brand Strategy. Design & Visual Identity. Verbal Identity. Packaging. Wayfinding.

Creative & Campaigns

Advertising, Film, Photography & Sound. Digital Content. Tactical & Brand Campaigns. Web Strategy & Execution.

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What our clients say

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Meet the team

Our team is more than a line-up of job titles. It's a collection of interesting people who (along with some formidable skills) bring something unexpected to the table.

Photo of Deb Fahey from behind at a slight angle, showing the words 'Amateur Meteorologist' on her black t-shirt.
Photo of Katya Urlwin with her face out of frame, the words 'Disruptor of the peace' in all-caps on her t-shirt.
Photo of Vanessa Puddy shot from behind at a slight angle, showing the words 'Organiser of chaos' on her shoulder bag.
Side-angle photo of Brittany Henderson; her face is out of frame and her black t-shirt sleeve reads 'Master of quips'.
Palkhi Kapadia wearing a white zip sweatshirt that reads 'Quadrilingual', focus is on her shoulders, her face is out of frame.
Grace Campbell, seated wearing a black t-shirt that reads 'Serial Comper', her face is out of frame.
Cropped image of Shannon Mayen's hands inside the pockets of a brown apron with 'Enabler' in white text across the front.
Photo of Natasha Brodie from behind at a slight angle, showing the words 'Undefinable' on her black hoody.
Sian Phillips facing away from the camera, wearing a white t-shirt with the words 'Chilly Bin Joy Rider'.
Nicky Rusbatch wearing a black cap that reads 'live music obsessionist', head tilted down so her face isn’t visible.