Quirky and compelling London-based folk singer and guitarist David Thomas Broughton gets a suitably eccentric, richly imaginative (and vegetable-orientated) video for Nature from Greg Butler, shot at The Windmill in Brixton.

Released ahead of his new album Outbreeding, the lugubrious Mr Broughton has been feted by the likes of Pitchfork Media and Tiny Mix. But somebody should tell him you don’t play a double bass like that.

David Thomas Broughton
Nature
Director: Greg Butler
DoP: David Rafique
Producer: Greg Butler
Camera Asst: Will Morgan
Art Director: Sadie Edgington
Art Dept Asst: Sam Innes
Editor: Greg Butler

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