Sometimes a project comes along that you just have to say yes to – for us, that was the opportunity to work with Columbia Records, home to countless iconic artists from Aretha Franklin and Bob Dylan to Beyoncé and Harry Styles. Columbia was looking for a nimble digital agency, and brought Funkhaus on board to design websites for recent album launches, ranging from a surprise Tyler, The Creator drop, innovative concept explorations for Rosalía, to a playful webapp experience for Jessie Murph.
Columbia Records
Designing digital experiences for culture-defining artists
Tyler, The Creator
Funkhaus supported a meticulously choreographed release for Tyler, The Creator’s Don’t Tap The Glass that unfolded across physical space and digital touchpoints simultaneously. With assets arriving just ahead of launch, we designed and built a site that aligned perfectly with an album reveal and post-show drop, balancing iterative design updates while maintaining creative integrity and technical precision.
Rosalía
Our design exploration in support of Rosalía’s Lux was driven by the concept of light, using elevated, ethereal visuals to unite all the facets of a multi-lingual piece of art into one interactive web concept. We emphasized motion, shimmer, and translation between languages, using hover states and micro-interactions to reflect the album’s global spirit and elevate the campaign’s digital presence.
Jessie Murph
For Jessie Murph, a rising artist with a strong sense of style and a highly engaged fan base, the site for her album Sex Hysteria had to grab her audience — so we made it interactive. The home page allows visitors to play with Jessie herself as a paper doll, styling her in different outfits. Hidden in the wardrobe are looks that serve as album tie-ins, and allowing fans to engage directly and memorably with her creative vision.
