Analysis of electro pop advertisements (conor)

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Analysis of Electro-pop Advertisements (Conor Maynard)

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Analysis of Electro-pop Advertisements (Conor Maynard)

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This is an advertisement that is advertising Conor Maynard’s debut album, and also stating that the single ‘Turn Around’ is now available. Notice that the words ‘the hit single’, ‘available now’ and ‘contrast’ are in bold white font, as they are they key points in the advertisement.

Central image

Image of an album

Advert is promoting his single and album

He appears shy as he is not facing the camera and is looking down

Dressed in a trendy top, and fashionable hoody to catch the attention of females, and young males who aspire to be him

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The advert is advertising his clothing and Conor Maynard himself

He Is facing the camera with a straight face, and to the readers it may seem as if he is gazing innocently at the cameraConor is

dressed in a ‘spring look’ top, which may grab the attention of males that see him as a role model

The fact that the name of the magazine and the middle of his top are the same colour, shows his importance on the front cover

This is the front cover of a magazine that has Conor Maynard as the central image, and is promoting the artist himself.

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This magazine may be quite a well selling one as they are confident that the readers will know the name of the magazine without the whole name showing. It is advertising Conor Maynard himself, along with his song named ‘can’t say no’.

The font colour is all white, maybe linking back to Conor Maynard’s humbleness and innocent demeanour

The only text that is in bold white is ‘Conor Maynard’ and ‘G-A-Y’. His name may be in bold so the readers realise that the central image is Conor Maynard. The word ‘G-A-Y’ may be in bold so the readers can easily identify the magazine

Males are labelled as ‘gay’ if they were pink, so it may be the reason behind why this front cover has the main colour as pink.

His hoody is quite funky and follows the fashion trends, which may bring in the attention of the readers

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This is an advertisement that is promoting Conor Maynard’s album named ‘Contrast’, and informing the fans that it is now available on iTunes to download.

The use of the simple font may relate to his music which is also quite plain and simple.

His first name ‘Conor’ is in bold so people can easily identify who he is

‘Contrast’ is the name of the album, which is in a different colour (yellow) and highlighted in grey, so people can highlight the name of his album

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Once again, his first name ‘Conor’ is in bold so people can easily identify who he is

The name of the song is in a different colour on this advert too. The colour red could be associated with sexy girls, which he can’t say no to.

This is an advert, clearly advertising Conor Maynard’s single ‘Can’t say no’.

Just like the front cover of the CD of this single ‘cant say no’ once again we can see underneath the jacket, he is wearing a shirt that has an image of one females lips on it, which are slightly open to possibly look seductive, and they seem quite shiny, suggesting that the woman may be wearing lipgloss.

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This is an advert that is advertising Conor Maynard the artist, and his single named ‘Animal’

Once again, his first name ‘Conor’ is in bold so people can easily identify who he is

As seen on the front cover of his cd for this single the lettering fits in with the genre of music, which is electro-pop as the font is electrifying. This is similar to Kesha’s cd cover that I have analysed. Unlike the other single cd covers, this cd cover doesn’t have the bold type font effect. Also, the font colour is white, maybe suggesting he is an angelic, innocent and humble young man.