Love Song Welcomes Directing Duo Harrison Adair

Mar. 10, 2026

Award-winning production company Love Song is proud to announce the addition of directing duo Harrison Adair to its roster of incredible talent. Comprised of Tommy Harrison and Jamie Adair, this duo’s concept-driven, bold films defy categorization while feeling perfectly at home within Love Song’s ecosystem of groundbreaking artistic voices.

Instinctive directors driven by visceral and provocative ideas, Harrison Adair’s DIY roots began in skateboarding and music. Alongside their careers as filmmakers and creative directors, Harrison Adair has historically been part of another collective, Crowns & Owls, which has yielded their highly collaborative “band mentality.” Able to digest multiple streams of input, Harrison Adair has worked across filmmaking, photography and creative direction. By mining out the heart of the story and trimming the fat, their films maintain a DIY grit while exemplifying highly polished craftsmanship.

Working as Harrison Adair, the duo’s first project saw them directing the music video for “Chapter 16” by Dave ft. Kano, putting two UK legends on screen together. Released at the end of November 2025, the video saw acclaim by the likes of Dazed Magazine, which ranked it highly on its “Best Music Videos of 2025” list. They’re also the visionaries behind the creative direction for James Blake, which includes new work for his upcoming album, Trying Times. To promote this album, Harrison Adair directed several filmed live performances for the tracks “Death of Love,” “I Had a Dream She Took My Hand,” and the title track “Trying Times.” Commercial work from Harrison Adair’s previous association with the former collective Crowns & Owls is extensive, including multiple campaigns for Adidas and Nike, along with work for Diesel and music videos for artists Lil Yachty, PinkPantheress, Slowthai and Future.

Harrison Adair on signing with Love Song remarked:

“We were attracted to their irreverence. Daniel [Wolfe] and Kelly [Bayett] say what they think, which everyone could do with a bit more, sometimes. We’re huge fans of Daniel’s—as northern English guys, he’s been a huge inspiration for us throughout our whole careers. The heights the two of them have taken their talent to is really impressive, and we’re thrilled to join the ranks.”

Daniel Wolfe, director and Co-Founder of Love Song, added: