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Álvaro Posadas

Rosalía performs a groundbreaking live presentation of her new album Motomami - bending Tik Tok to her will in the process - in a brilliant longform created specially for the app, directed by STILLZ,&nbsp;Ferran Echegaray and Rosalía, in association with CANADA.There are extended performances pieces from each track of the album, with uniquely designed staging and choreography applied to each while occupying the same huge studio space. Most crucially, this project is not hampered by the aspect ratio-related limitations of Tik Tok.[imgtoken data:1]The content is specifically created to be viewed on mobile devices, and is meant to be held with two hands. That will prevent you from dropping that device&nbsp;when the camera moves to another shape - as it does throughout the film.When its vertical, it could be horizontal or upside down. But in fact, the camera (or cameras) are themselves usually moving, rotating, changing the angle and view of the ever-compelling&nbsp;Rosalía - who is indeed performing live.[imgtoken data:2]The piece represents a continuation of CANADA's close relationship with Rosalía, after the music videos for De Plata,&nbsp; directed by MANSON, and her breakthrough&nbsp;hits Malamente and Pienso En Tu Mirá,&nbsp;filmed by Nicolás Méndez aka CANADA, as well as the Grammy’s Best Music Video-winning TKN,&nbsp;featuring Travis Scott, also directed by Méndez.

Spain

Jose Tirado

Mecnun Giasar

Lane Casting

Pili Vila

Pepa Salazar

Rosalía Vila

Stillz

Ferran Echegaray

Esteban Zuluaga

Karen Saurí

Christy Alcaraz

CANADA

Christopher Ripley

Agustin Boffi

Alvaro Riesgo

Marta Loza

Sergio Serpiente

Mariona Botella

Estel New Roman

Aitor Bigas

Marc Morató

David Gómez

Metropolitana

Flamenco

Rosalía 'Motomami Tik Tok Live Performance' by Stillz, Rosalía Vila, Ferran Echegaray

Rosalía-'Motomami-Tik-Tok-Live-Performance'-by-Stillz,rosalía-Vila,-Ferran-Echegaray

Sigrid takes on the space-time continuum in&nbsp;Femke Huurdeman's dazzling video for It Gets Dark.Sigrid is in a very playful version of outer space, incorporating gorgeous, retro-influenced costumes, ingenious set design, and projections and other in-camera effects, in a consciously studio-based set-up. She connects with her surroundings in numerous ways - and in numerous outfits: sitting on top of worlds; exploring alien environments; observing speeding stars from her space rocket cabin, and then growing&nbsp;Alice-style in relation to her room.&nbsp;It's the second collaboration between the Norwegian pop star and Huurdeman, following the acclaimed video for Mirror last year, and with that experience behind her the Dutch director&nbsp;really plays to Sigrid's&nbsp;strengths as a performer on camera.The wonderful art direction&nbsp;(by Laura Santos) and wardrobe&nbsp;(by Ahida Agirre)&nbsp;come with the unmistakeable&nbsp;imprimateur of CANADA, Huurdeman's production company home. The attention to detail is marvellous, which contributes to this being an irresistable showcase for Sigrid and a very cool song.This is a triumph that's really a credit to&nbsp;everyone involved. The&nbsp;perfect way to herald&nbsp;Sigrid's upcoming second album - and the video that shows what&nbsp;Femke Huurdeman is really capable of.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3][imgtoken data:4]

United Kingdom

Femke Huurdeman

Aina Salarich

Pepe Gay De Liébana

Laura Ruiz Penacho

Laura Santos

Ahida Agirre

Ana Cano

Laura Obiols

Jo Lewandowska

Okay Studio

Laura New Roman

Ruth Wardell

Albert Romagosa

IXYXI

Connie Meade

Island Records

Hands London

Sigrid 'It Gets Dark' by Femke Huurdeman

Sigrid - It Gets Dark

While the parents are away, the girls will play - and, wow, do they play - in directing collective RÉALITÉ's joyously anarchic video for Hot Chip.The video for Straight To The Morning - a track that features Jarvis Cocker on vocals, in the counterintuitive&nbsp;role of disco diva - features a group of early-teenage girls, chomping at the bit to have fun. Given the run of this particular&nbsp;dream family home, they indulge in their own form of hedonism: daft&nbsp;and daring internet challenges, mattress fights, karaoke, and eating all the snacks, all at once.&nbsp;With jawdroppingly&nbsp;destructive consequences.Furniture is rearranged, plates are smashed, vases are smashed, everything is smashed... it's basically the houseproud teen parent's worst nightmare. But it's wonderful stuff for everyone else. Just as the girls never stop, neither does the camera, and the Steadicam movement&nbsp;creates a daydream-style aesthetic.&nbsp;Reminiscent of endless summer days and the innocence - and recklessness - of youth, the video achieves a breezy, upbeat vibe with an overwhelming sense of nostalgia.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;Meanwhile, Jarvis appears on the TV, a cameo&nbsp;on a nameless videogame, throwing shapes as the girls live out their rockstar fantasies.&nbsp;Not only a fun way to incorporate the artist, but an interesting moment shared between generations, in a decidedly unplaceable and almost parallel world-style time period.This is a scintillating&nbsp;work by RÉALITÉ, a Barcelona-based&nbsp;collective founded by Jason Causse and Alba Solé&nbsp;who recently signed to CANADA for music videos and commercials.&nbsp;And the video has all the hallmarks of a classic CANADA production, bursting with visual ideas,&nbsp;exceptional super-colourful&nbsp;art direction, and an unmistakeable&nbsp;joie de vivre.&nbsp;It turns out that the track was originally written by Hot Chip with Dua Lipa in mind for performing the vocals. Then the band worked with Jarvis, when they were DJing together at Paris’ legendary Les Bains-Douches last year.&nbsp;“Straight To The Morning&nbsp;is a disco anthem about going out, for a time when people really can’t, and it features our friend Jarvis Cocker urging us to go 'straight through until the break of dawn.'" say Hot Chip.&nbsp;"Somehow he seems an unlikely figure in this all, and we like it that way.”Jarvis adds: “This was the very last musical session I was involved in before lockdown. It felt very poignant to be singing a song about dancing all night long in a club whilst knowing it wouldn’t be possible to do such a thing for the foreseeable future. We danced around the studio quite a lot in the meantime though. It was fun to be a member of the Straight Through Crew for a day.”

RÉalitÉ

Karen Sauri

Oscar Romagosa

Itsasne Santos

Anna Capdevila

Lucas Casanovas

Pitu Fernandez

Jose Carayol

Lluis Murua

Martí Somoza

Domino

John Moule

Synth Pop

Hot Chip ft Jarvis Cocker 'Straight To The Morning' by RÉALITÉ

Hot-Chip-Feat.-Jarvis-Cocker-'Straight-To-The-Morning-'-by-RÉalitÉ

Femke Huurdeman depicts Sudan Archives - aka&nbsp;Brittney Parks - as a fiery vampire queen in her transcendent vision for Limitless.&nbsp;With a spotlight trained on her fangs and a deep blue light pulsating&nbsp;against the backdrop, the opening shot is a haunting preamble that sets the tone for what's to come. Across several&nbsp;setups, Parks explores our obsession with material things, stating "What happened to your dreams? I just wanna go back to times when money didn't make".&nbsp;This perspective on how we change as people when our fortunes improve is represented through surreal, wistful performance setups and conceptual choreography.&nbsp;Dominique Aizpurua's art direction across the visual is understated yet incredibly relevant- stripped back props and unique backdrops allow Parks to focus on her message and performance, and the lack of clutter is in parallel to the hard-hitting lyrics.&nbsp;Limitless is a rare example of a song and visual that transcends its&nbsp;time period and physical location, offering a universal appeal and relatable emotional experience to viewers and listeners.“It’s about opposite elements and how, as a person, you can feel torn between multiple feelings," says Femke Huurdeman. "It’s not choosing one over the other, but it’s about embracing we all have different layers, and once you know that, you can accept those complexities.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

United States

Daniel Vazquez

Dominique Aizpurua

Cris Quer

Estel Roman

Martí Somoza

Cinelab Film and Digital

Alternative Pop

Contemporary R&B

Sudan Archives 'Limitless' by Femke Huurdeman

Sudan-Archives-'Limitless'-by-Femke-Huurdeman

Yoni Lappin puts guest vocalist Slowthai front and centre in a mesmerizing near-one shot&nbsp;for&nbsp;his latest video for Mura Masa.The focus of their track Deal Wiv It is gentrification - Slowthai raps about waking up, arguing with his sisters and going to the pub to buy a pint, only to find out gentrification has doubled the price. He's referring to&nbsp;life in Britain, of course, but visually, it's a bit different. This is the second of two Lappin-directed videos for Mura Masa shot in Belgrade, and there is a subtle juxtaposition of the location in the song and the clarly non-British location in the video.But fundamentally, this is all about the livewire energy and sheer charisma of Slowthai&nbsp;captured in a brilliant long take, on 35mm at a much higher than normal frame rate.&nbsp;He tears through a street scene, unabashedly the centre of attention with acrobatic kicks, dancing&nbsp;and jumping&nbsp;around. Slowthai's manic persona is a genuine marvel, his&nbsp;style and attitude are infectious and unforgettable. And filming him in slow motion just makes him more fascinating.&nbsp;Shot by Jake Scott,&nbsp;the raw,&nbsp;almost dirty aesthetic matches the track and concept perfectly, and the autumnal colour scheme brings out the subdued colours of the Belgrade estates and surrounding areas. And a sort of meta-awareness of the camera develops into part of the concept: Slowthai ends up leaping into the camera car - and onto his mate&nbsp;Alex Crossan, aka Mura Masa.&nbsp;

Yoni Lappin

Dusan Popovic

Jake Scott

Nikola Ristić

Nikola Nikolic

Jovana Vukosavljevic

Dejan Mladenovic

Fouad Gaber

Trim Editing

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

Richard Grewe

Davey Ahern

Marta Bobić

Alba Barneda

Julia Carrasco

Teresa Montanuy

Sophie Williams

Nemanja Stojanovic

Marina M. Campomanes

Polydor

Hip Hop

Dance

Mura Masa ft. Slowthai 'Deal Wiv It' by Yoni Lappin

Mura-Masa-&amp;-Slowthai-'Deal-Wiv-It'-by-Yoni-Lappin

Mura Masa explores the state of our youth in No Hope Generation, directed by Yoni Lappin.&nbsp;Shot in Belgrade, Serbia, the striking visual explores society's obsession with nostalgia, and its abilities (and limits) in helping us frame our emotions and memories. Focusing on a series of different characters, the video opens with two girls on a bed talking to each other. One girl shares her fear of getting old and dying, pouring her heart out, followed by the other asking "Can I post that?".&nbsp;This reflection on the lack of empathy and complete chaos that the digital age has ushered in is represented through various vignettes. In another scene, an older woman is bringing tea and biscuits to her family, a traditional memory for many of us. However, the family in this household are completely ignorant to each other's presence, some of them playing with VR headsets, other glued to the desktop computer.Beautifully shot by Jake Scott, the emphasis on raw, daylit footage creates a dreamlike vibe, the overblown highlights in many scenes contributing to the washed out, hyperreal footage. In comparison to many dystopic concepts, which utilise dark, dreary cinematography, this project is much more natural. This helps create a feeling that this reality isn't far off at all, and if we were to blink we could miss its inception. There isn't a huge leap between our lives now and the scenarios on screen, and Lappin's emphasis on this fact makes it truly disturbing.&nbsp;

Keron Sirproverbs

Cyber: Few Good Men

Richard J Lewis

Nikola Jovanovic

Vuk Marjanovic

Milos Marjanovic

Marija Popovic

Mura Masa 'No Hope Generation' by Yoni Lappin

Mura-Masa--'No-Hope-Generation'-by-Yoni-Lappin

Ever seen a nun vogue in a swimming pool? You can in Chloe Wallace’s new video for Shura - the British singer’s second collaboration with CANADA.Pairing sex and Catholicism is the birthright of music videos, and CANADA make a habit of it. But you won’t have seen nuns this blue since Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle. Shura plays a female clergyman in a convent where smoking and dancing are permitted, and love is the order of the day.There’s some great casting here, especially in Latoya Edwards, who has a rare magnetic presence.&nbsp;But arguably,&nbsp;the true star of this video is Shura’s spectacular hat, a white galero befitting of a young pope. Thanks to this, some gorgeous compositions, and delicate Picnic at Hanging Rock&nbsp;costume design by&nbsp;Katharina Windemuth, sacrilege has never looked this cute. It’s a real home nun.“For centuries we have been told by different faiths what is right, what is allowed… but here the leader is a woman, and the women are encouraged to love each other,” director Chloé Wallace explains. “We wanted to make a world of sexiness without being exploitative.”

Chloe Wallace

Cecilia Delgado

Jack Kendrick

Shao Min Chew Chia

Cheryl Wong

Nick Kalajdzic

Kendra Eaves

Claudia Torres Rondón

Artist Mical

Lizzy Graham

The Whitehouse

Ruben Galamba

Kate Antognini

Secretly Canadian

Disco

Shura 'Religion (U Can Lay Your Hands On Me)' by Chloé Wallace

Religion-(u-Can-Lay-Your-Hands-On-Me)-'Shura-'-by-Chloé-Wallace

Albert Moya&nbsp;draws us into a hugely ambitious, enigmatic, surreal and gripping narrative to accompany Exits, the first song released from Foals&#39; hugely anticipated two-album project Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost.Like disparate scenes from a movie, we enter the threatening world of a teenage girl and boy, characterised by authoritarian cruelty and stunning set-pieces. Moya&#39;s vision - shot in spectaular locations in Spain and Hungary - was to&nbsp;&quot;build a dystopian and beautiful world with very powerful interpretations - surreal and intriguing, yet entertaining for the audience.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The unsettling drama of the video reflects the intensity of Exits, which&nbsp;Foals&rsquo;s frontman Yannis Philippakis says is a response to current events.&nbsp;&quot;Lyrically, there are resonances with what&#39;s going on in the world at the moment,&rdquo; Philippakis has said. &ldquo;I just feel like, what&rsquo;s the utility of being a musician these days, if you can&rsquo;t engage with at least some of this stuff? These songs are white flags, or they&rsquo;re SOSs, or they&rsquo;re cries for help... each in a different way.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Albert Moya

Benoit Soler

Alexandra Jordana

Adrian Bernal

Carlos Font Clos

Metropolitiana

Lane Casting, Leo Pintér

Roman Pichon Herrera

Cristina Ramos

Rock

Foals 'Exits' by Albert Moya

Albert-Moya-'Foals-'exits''-by-Albert-Moya

Femke Huurdeman marries a lo-fi fashion film aesthetic to the slowcore vibe of LA band Zeeland for this visual showcase, Dazed By The Desert.We follow one serious fashionista on a trail of stylish nihilism, in which she finds numerous imaginative ways of killing the same guy, in the motels and dunes around LA, again and again.It&#39;s a supercool, glamourous, dreamy and nostalgic Americana with a slightly sinister edge -&nbsp;styled by&nbsp;Nayeli de Alba, and shot entirely in Super 8mm by Andrea Calvetti, with a Chandleresque voiceover (written by Huurdeman) by Amanda Nell Goldsmith.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Andrea Calvetti

Nayeli de Alba

Ambrose De Los Feliz

Joanna Apps

Quintessa Swindell

Alternative

Zeeland 'Dazed By The Desert' by Femke Huurdeman

Zeeland--'Dazed-By-The-Desert'-by-Femke-Huurdeman

Virgili Jubero channels the sleek and sexy 80s fashion&nbsp;aesthetic of Guy Bourdin and Helmet Newton for British synthpop duo Monarchy.The setting is a glamourous commercial shoot, where the crew are nearly as stylish as the model (Carolina Ballesteros) who fronts a number of interconnected office-set fake ads for everything from fax machines to hosiery to washing machines.Which leads finally to the model slipping into&nbsp;the hip-swivelling,&nbsp;neon-lit Hula Hoop 8000...&nbsp;&nbsp;

Virgili Jubero

Marta MartÍn GarcÍa - Xavi Vara

Eneida Sosa GÓmez

IvÁn Caso Lafuente

Laurent Poulain

Itxiar SalmerÓn

Miguel Ángel Cano

Carlos Arroyo Galaxia

RocÍo Álvarez

Aleksandra Zavgorodniaia

Yulia Bulashenko

Carolina Ballesteros Delgado

Warner Music Spain

Synthpop

Monarchy 'Hula Hoop 8000' by Virgili Jubero

Monarchy - Hula Hoop 8000 (Official Video)

C. Tangana&#39;s heart has been stolen by a Mexican Mala Mujer. MANSON chase him around the streets of Mexico City filming his grief and his dances with this femme fatale. It&#39;s very cool, while also being hot and steamy. Ay caramba!

Manson

Salvador JuÁrez

Viviana ZuÑiga

MatÍas Penachino

Luis Rojas Luino

Johan Vera

Majo Gallardo

Guillermo Enguita

Sony Entertainment Music Spain

C. Tangana 'Mala Mujer' by Manson

Roger Guàrdia has a way with a band performance. He&#39;s proved it on several occasions in the past, and once again here with Zephyr Bones, one of Spain&#39;s most promising young bands.It&#39;s a relaxed, almost&nbsp;dreamlike piece, blending distorted slo-mo visuals and trippy visual effects, that enable the viewer to sink into the enjoyably&nbsp;jangly sound of Telephone.

Roger Guàrdia

LucÍa AndrÉs

Laura Ruiz

Pau Muñoz

Hector Julian

Albert Gomez Casademunt

Pau RamÍrez

Marina Blasi

Irene LeÓn DÍaz - Anna GonzÁlez Gil

Anna GonzÁlez Gil

Xavi Santolaya

Pijama

La Castanya

Indie

The Zephyr Bones 'Telephone' by Roger Guárdia

Colombian sensation Bomba Estéreo brings the hottest rhythms and dance moves in combination with Femke Huurdeman&#39;s aesthetics. It all amounts to&nbsp;a really delightful combination of colours and figures, propelled&nbsp;with an irresistable Latin tempo.

Chris Madrigal

Bomba Estéreo 'Química (Dance With Me)' by Femke Huurdeman

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