Using 17 global artistes, top US music producers and a British music psychologist, the one-off track claims to engineer feelings of happiness
Two emerging UK artists are used in the track – Laura Steel from Sheffield and Abi F. Jones from Surrey.
The video to the track has been produced using a montage of "happy moments" taken from Coke's ads around the world.
Brand: Coca-Cola
Music producers: Rock Mafia
The article first appeared on Marketingmagazine.co.uk
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