Like Fire
Music-driven creative studio developing brand campaigns and cultural activations for businesses and artists
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Like Fire
Like Fire is a Paris-based creative studio specializing in music, sound, and culture-led campaigns. Its services include music supervision and licensing, original composition, playlist curation, content production, and event concepts.
The studio works with brands and artists on cultural activations, partnerships, media, community strategy, social platforms, and branded content. Its portfolio includes work for Diptyque, Hennessy, Lancôme, Amazon Music, and Givenchy.
LIKE FIRE is a French SAS founded in 2019 and headquartered in Paris.
Product: Creative strategy, music supervision and licensing, sound production, content, and cultural campaign services.
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