About

Adam O’Regan
Role
Director · Creative Director · Producer
Based
Dublin, Ireland
Studio
Room Tone

Adam O’Regan is a Dublin-based multidisciplinary artist working across music, film, design and photography. A founding member of Little Green Cars and Soda Blonde, he has spent fifteen years writing, recording and performing internationally.

He works on his own records and other artists’ as producer, mixer, creative director and designer — from arrangement and mix through to artwork, packaging and campaign. He was creative director and mixing engineer on Soda Blonde’s live album with the National Symphony Orchestra, recorded at the National Concert Hall, and records solo as Foam Buffalo.

As a director he has made and edited more than thirty music videos and two long-form concert films — including Turn & Face The Strange, which received a theatrical screening at the Light House Cinema as part of the Dublin Bowie Festival, and Bad Machine, an Official Nomination at the Cannes Film Awards 2024.

He leads Room Tone, a Dublin studio working across branding, photography and content — recent work includes the identity and e-commerce platform for Anthem Vinyl. Clients also include Luna, l’Gueuleton, The Bar With No Name and Fred + Nancy’s.

Capabilities
Direction & Film
Thirty-plus music videos and two long-form concert films, directed and edited — including theatrical exhibition at the Light House Cinema, Dublin.
Identity & Design
Complete identity systems — mark, typography, packaging, menus, print — carried from concept to production for music and hospitality clients.
Photography
Artist and band portraiture, editorial and staged still life — colour-forward studio work and location shoots; also food, process and interiors for hospitality clients.
Audio & Music Production
Records written, produced and mixed; mixing engineer on Soda Blonde’s live album with the National Symphony Orchestra; Abbey Road–mastered releases as Foam Buffalo.
Digital Build
E-commerce and membership platforms designed, built and operated solo — architecture, interface and front-end through to launch and maintenance.