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Etta Marcus inhabits a dark and dreamy world where potent feminine power unfurls, in Jesse May Fisher's promo for Crown.&nbsp;In a blank studio space, the video starts traditionally enough, with plenty of posing and performance, until Marcus' hair starts to grow, wrap and envelop her body.&nbsp;Darkly tender and intimate, the cinematic visual is a powerful introduction to the artist, and suits the poignant soundscapes of the enigmatic track.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Alizee Levrino

Thomas Viney

Amy Holden Brown

United Talent Agency

Jesse May Fisher

Abbey Valentina

OB Management

Agile Films

Louis Dankwertz

Ryan Delahunty

Peter Bishop

Precious Mahaga

Sana Khan

Oliver Hill

Michael Ferrall

Steph Kennedy

Simeon Geyer

Sebastian Chan

Liv Lockwood

Pal Berdahl

Chess Thornton

Joe Corrie

John O'Riordan

Pundersons Gardens

Polydor

Etta Marcus 'Crown' by Jesse May Fisher

Etta-Marcus-'Crown'-by-Jesse-May-Fisher

Lewis Capaldi returns to action with Forget Me, and teams up with Louis Bhose to show he is up for a crazy, even mind-boggling challenge for its video -&nbsp;a shot-for-shot remake of a classic video from the early 1980s.Many viewers won't have seen the original when it first appeared - it is over forty years old, after all - but the iconic visual of WHAM!'s Club Tropicana&nbsp;is immediately recognisable in the opening frames of Bhose's video for Forget Me. Viewed through a contemporary lens, this is&nbsp;completely offbeat in the best way. Throw in Capaldi's cheeky personality and Bhose's love for whimsical ideas, and you're onto a winner.&nbsp;It's also something of a remarkable feat. And despite being a carefully structured&nbsp;remake, the video is still full of its own energy and vigour, largely down to the creative crew involved.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"It's not exactly what I imagine most people had on their bingo cards for 'Big Lewis Capaldi Comeback Vid'," reflext Louis Bhose.&nbsp;"But hey, sometimes you gotta kill yourself precisely recreating a classic paean to hedonism for a melancholy song about second heartbreaks. It was really fun though - a week in San Antonio getting carsick and annoying our excellent local art department ('yes! that's almost it!!')."Hard to single out members of our incredible crew, but everyone went absolutely above and beyond to make the vid the best it could be. Big shouts to Lewis for being up for anything and choosing such an odd idea... And am happy to report that I got heat stroke on the shoot and live in hope that any BTS will never see the light of day."&nbsp;

Bon Walsh

Holly Shearn

Joshua Gochez

Ellora Soret

Chris Anthony

Thomas Liam Davis

Vision

Louis Bhose

Scarlett Barclay

Caroline Clayton

Willy Spruytte

Spike Morris

Ffion Kunz

Álvaro Fernández

Eddy Ibarra

Toni Tur

Miquel Mayans

Ariane Kohler

Supple Nam

Ainslie Currie

Jack Williams

Assembly Rooms

Matthieu Toullet

Company 3

Kevin Marien

Martin Fickling

Virgin Records

Lewis Capaldi 'Forget Me' by Louis Bhose

Lewis-Capaldi--'Forget-Me'-by-Louis-Bhose

Charlie Robins directs a hypnotic promo for The Comet Is Coming.&nbsp;Unabashedly wild and atmospheric, the visual sees a small group of people driven insane by an enigmatic force, visualised in the form of a circle.&nbsp;Kept purposefully vague, Robins combines live action with elements of animation, demanding&nbsp;viewers to come to their own conclusion as to what's happening. One thing's for sure, it's not your everyday scenario.[imgtoken data:1]"This was always going to be pretty nuts," says Robins. "I had a great conversation with the band about the new album called Hyper Dimensional Expansion Beam. That name was enough of a jumping off point, and I just threw a load of crazy shit at it. It felt right to be weird and post-apocalyptic but also disorientating and fucked up. I wanted to make people feel a bit sick in all honesty. "The music is so crazy yet intricately put together, there is something beautifully chaotic about it which fit very well with some post and camera techniques I’ve been developing for a while."I worked very closely with the immense team at Agile (particularly the post guys!) to make this film happen. What a seriously talented, generous and wonderful bunch of humans they are."&nbsp;

Joe Munro

Max Johnson

Philippe Medina

Chris Jones

Andrius Vizbaras

En Williams

James Sayer

Sefa Kocakalay

Andrew Patrick

Bella Dupèe

Charlie Robins

Joseph J Goldman

Kerstan Mackness

Sam Crooke

Jack Exton

George Nelson

Austen Philips

Nick Curry

Toby Mckay

Kairo Jones

Natasha Lawes

Kevin Corry

The Assembly Rooms

Jonny Thorpe

Glassworks

Jenn Sanders

David Horsburgh

Miles Jovian

Luisa Paige

Universal

The Comet Is Coming 'Technicolor' by Charlie Robins

The-Comet-Is-Coming--'Technicolor'-by-Charlie-Robins

Brock Neal Roberts directs a chilling black comedy about urban youth in his latest collaboration with&nbsp;Jeshi.The video for Generation, the rapper's pin-sharp critique of a troubled society,&nbsp;explores the complex issues facing the youth of today - from drugs to violence&nbsp;to&nbsp;an unhealthy reliance on digital technology -&nbsp;cleverly encapsulated in a fly-on-the-wall aesthetic.&nbsp;From a vantage point high above the ground, the camera settles on a series of&nbsp;unfolding narratives, before quickly panning away and seeking out the next moment, involving one or more early-teen boy engaged in activities more usually associated with young men, or to Jeshi himself as on-the-spot commentator.[imgtoken data:1]The concept is lived out by a group of young boys, who light cigarettes for strangers, throw&nbsp;rocks at takeaway food delivery riders&nbsp;and ignore parents whilst engrossed in their phones.The cyclical nature of the concept is cleverly rounded off in the end scene, where the boys begin to throw rocks at a random neighbour's house, and the perspective switches from third person to first person, proving that we aren't only witnesses to the problems facing society, but very much a part of the tapestry.&nbsp;

Brock Neal Roberts

Joshua Noon

Ayo Alli

Sam Barnham

Deon Van Zyl

Eve Carenno

Federico Belloli

Phoebe Ann Harris

Ellie Rimmer

Kite Chuang

James Bradley

Richard Fearon

Black Kite Studios

Bruce Langfield

Road Casting

Ed Pearson

Because

Aidan Robert Brooks

Hip Hop

Jeshi 'Generation' by Brock Neal Roberts

Jeshi-'Generation'-by-Brock-Neal-Roberts

Jamie Whitby takes on a trip to the Psychedelic Views Hotel in his video for Sad Night Dynamite - a hallucinatory POV journey, where logic falters and goats roam free...Whitby references previous SND videos - the ones where they roam around in a stretch limo - and brings a strangeness to proceedings through clever use of visual effects and animation, to enhance the woozy, sleazy atmosphere.

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