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Click’s “We’ll be fine” official tune of NZ summer
Click’s “We’ll be fine” official tune of NZ summer
“We’ll be fine” by Kiwi band Clicks has been announced today as the official summer tune of the Swim Fresh campaign.
Swim Fresh is a social media effort by Massey University students and BlacklandPR calling on Kiwis to show love for their rivers and lakes.
Campaign boss Mark Blackham says the tune represents the classic Kiwi summer of long hot days with family and friends by the water.
“The song’s vibe hits the Kiwi summer sweet spot.
“It captures the feel of drying out on river stones after a refreshing swim - when it seems that everything can be fine.”
Mark said the campaign was
thrilled to be granted rights to use the song by Clicks and
Loop.
“They got the positive intentions of this
campaign straight away, and wanted to help
out.
“We’re very grateful for their support,” Mark
said.
Clicks is Anna Coddington and Dick Johnson. More info at Loop.co.nz
Swim Fresh is a not for
profit campaign proudly conceived, organised and funded by
BlacklandPR; staffed by students at Massey University
Wellington School of Communication, Journalism, and
Marketing; and aided by the creative folk at Eighty One and
Loop.
Visit www.swimfresh.org.nz for more
information.
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