We created a campaign for Beats By Dre’s BeatsX wireless earphones that explored the concept of “Freedom of Wireless” through the stories of four very different creative talents. Chacha, a music producer and songstress. Hurricane, a street artist, tattooist, entrepreneur, American football enthusiast, and fitness guru. Lee Wen Hsin, a skateboarder, contemporary dancer, and performance artist. Guan Chun and Xiang, a creative couple with established careers in painting and photography.

The campaign shows how BeatsX plays an integral role in the creatives’ unique lifestyles, while giving audiences tangible ideas of what “Freedom of Wireless” could mean in their own lives.

Chacha is one of the most exciting and celebrated independent artists in China today. Her music is an eclectic mix of genres that’s accompanied by haunting vocals and quirky lyrics, which work in tandem to sweep listeners into a unique, ethereal soundscape. Check out the film above to learn more about how she pulls together a new song and what inspires her along the creative process from original concept to live performance.

Hurricane is one of the busiest, hardest working creative in China. He’s a jack-of-all-trades who can’t sit still. He somehow finds a way to manage his CrossFit studio, tend to his tattoo clients, scratch his street-art itch, keep up his personal fitness regiment, and hit the gridiron for a pick-up game of football. Check out the film above to learn more about his fast-paced lifestyle and how he fits it all into his daily routine.

Lee Wen Hsin is a woman of many creative talents. Whether gliding through the city on her skateboard or gliding through the air at any one of her dance performances, she possesses a grace and elegance all its own in the performance art world. Her modern dance style is the ultimate expression of freedom and release. Check out the film above as Lee takes us to great heights for a modern dance performance on a Shanghai rooftop.

Guan Chun is one of China’s most established and well-known illustrators and painters. Her husband, Xiang, is an equally renowned photographer. Together, they are a powerhouse creative duo who seems like a match made in heaven. Check out the film above to learn how the two compliment one another and harness each other’s creative energy in their shared workspace.