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This is a stunning video for new Ministry act London Grammar’s lovely Wasting My Young Years by Bison that executes an amazing visual trick. Falling bodies are captured, and tracked by the camera in mid-fall. You might think its old school time-slice at first, but then the viewer is taken completely around a body – [...]
Friday, 17. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: A+, Academy Films, Bison, London Grammar, Wasting My Young Years
“The narrative of the video is fairly straight forward, it’s a look at a fleeting relationship between a girl and Yannick (Petite Noir)” explain Tim & Joe on the promo to Petit Noir’s Noirse – shot at Rowan’s Bowling Alley in London. “At the start of filming I tried not to stage too much where [...]
Friday, 17. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Domino Records, Friend, Noirse, Petit Noir, Ryan McCann, Tim & Joe
SoMe deliver a dark and minimal promo to Pusha T’s Numbers On The Board which sees the track’s producer Kanye West make a brief appearance during Pusha’s highly watchable crazy-eyed performance… Pusha T Numbers On The Board (Def Jam/Island) Director: SoMe Production Company: Iconoclast DP: Nathaniel Aron Producer: Roman Pichon Herrera Line Producer: Thomas Vignali [...]
Friday, 17. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Def Jam/Island, Iconoclast, Numbers On The Board, Pusha T, SoMe
Anton Octavian has impressively channelled his felt-tip style fury into this colourful stop-motion montage for Sirsy’s Lionheart. Put together on a digital drawing tablet, Anton has managed to animate some ‘live’ performance of the band, and also render some of the king of the jungle himself. One-man production team Anton says: “I think that was [...]
Thursday, 16. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Anton Octavian, Funzalo Records, Lionheart, Radar Music Videos, SIRSY
In a sparse office building, a group of unprepossessing office workers become mesmerized by the sounds of CSS playing Hangover on the TV, and erupt into an impromptu dance – a dance as it happens, choreographed by one of the great names of the golden age of music video… Matt Dilmore had been waiting for [...]
Thursday, 16. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: CSS, Hangover, Matt Dilmore, SQE Music, Toni Basil
Tom Smith’s band Editors return for a fourth record following a three year hiatus and the loss of a founding member. Fortunately, where there was one there are now two, ensuring that Editors still have the performance power to blast through Mark Thomas’s high-contrast, smoke-projected and water-affected promo for A Ton Of Love – all [...]
Thursday, 16. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: A Ton Of Love, Editors, Mark Thomas, PIAS, Sean Mayo, Soup Collective, SoupCo
Former East 17 frontman Tony Moritmer marks his debut as a solo artist with the retro flavour of Shake It Down and turns to director Antoine Dixon-Bellot for the tongue-in-cheek promo. Antoine places Mr Mortimer in a TV studio setting – think 70s show Supersonic – complete with band, dancers, over-zealous fans and the producer [...]
Thursday, 16. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Antoine Dixon-Bellot, FOD Records, Mastermind Media, Shake It Down, Tony Mortimer
Copenhagen-based director Martin Garde delivers a beautifully shot, slow-burning promo for Marie Fisker’s alt pop ballad On The Beach, focusing around a heavily intertwined couple played by Gaia Brandt And Oliver Hoiness. Set in the lovers’ house, Martin explains: “We see a couple living their everyday life. Like Siamese twins they will move according to [...]
Thursday, 16. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Bungalow 8, Marie Fisker, Martin Garde, Maryvine Records, On The Beach
Paul Gore, with some additional creative swagger from Lana Del Rey director Yoann Lemoine, throws a Great Gatsby-style party for John Legend and Rick Ross in his promo for Who Do We Think We Are. Powered by some near-naked beauties and oozing opulance and glamour, Mr Gore’s lavish black tie event perfectly compliments the smooth [...]
Wednesday, 15. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Columbia Records, John Legend ft Rick Ross, Paul Gore, Who Do We Think We Are
Jonny Kight brings an unusual touch to his promo for Burns’ pounding club tune Limitless – unusual in that the club is a beautiful derelict church and the clubbers a bewigged king and his antique entourage. Beautifully shot through layers of dust by DP Ciro Candia, the King (played by stage actor Richard Franklin) and [...]
Wednesday, 15. May 2013 | No comments »
Tags: Burns, Daniel Millar, Jonny Kight, Limitless, Short Films, Sony Music