Producer

Alex Chamberlain

Amber Grace Johnson reunites with Jorja Smith to direct a&nbsp;breathless, Paris-set&nbsp;promo for Go Go Go.&nbsp;Opening with a heartbreaking realisation that her boyfriend is being unfaithful, we follow Jorja out the door and into a taxi, shot in a series of ambitious, innovative FPV drone shots.&nbsp;The unusual perspective is exciting and cinematic, and this style continues throughout the video, as she heads to the club to drown her sorrows.&nbsp;It's colourful, eclectic and completely fresh - much like the direction of Jorja's new sound. A must-watch, packed full of captivating visuals and a confident performance.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Denisse Jimenez

Sarah Dambielle

Amber Grace Johnson

Object & Animal

Patrick Allard

Gaul Porat

Morgan Clement

Anais Maurette

Chiao Chen

Forager

Mikey Pehanich

Dom Thomas

Jorja Smith 'Go Go Go' by Amber Grace Johnson

Jorja-Smith-'Go-Go-Go'-by-Amber-Grace-Johnson

Amber Grace Johnson reunites with Jorja Smith to direct a stunning&nbsp;promo for Try Me.&nbsp;Shot in the south of France, the video is a powerful portrait of the artist, who rises from the darkness to fight for her life and what is hers.&nbsp;Boasting a series of stunning locations - including the deserted amphitheatre in Arles in Provence - the video explores themes of strength, reclaiming independence and owning one's power, visualised through a handful of abstract vignettes, where a conflict takes place between Jorja and a male adversary in a choreographed series of moves akin to a bullfight.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jorja Smith is beautifully complex throughout;&nbsp;starting from a somewhat defeated, crawling motion&nbsp;to facing off her&nbsp; adversary - played by Andrea Bouothmane - in an increasingly disdainful, effortless manner. Her journey is visualised masterfully&nbsp;by Johnson, returning to collaborate with the singer following the videos for Be Honest and Come Over.&nbsp;With a completely unique spin on a classic theme, it's a video that&nbsp;demands your complete attention from start to finish - and&nbsp;will no doubt create a buzz around awards season.[imgtoken data:1]“The idea started from the human need we all have to defend ourselves from the pressures of the world," Amber Grace Johnson has explained. "In the most basic terms, the life of an artist can, at times, feel like a fight for your life. Your art consumes you, consoles you, and acts as a lifeline, and when you release it to the world it can feel dire, when exposing yourself so vulnerably."Originally, I was thinking back to a text exchange with my twin sister who shared some words during a time I needed most. Comparing our lives to being bullfighters, she reminded me that life is a fight and we cannot and will not fall off the bull… we must stay on the bull.”

Erin Corrian-Alexis

Diego Vega

Andrea Bouothmane

Jorja Smith 'Try Me' by Amber Grace Johnson

Jorja Smith - Try Me

Andrew Thomas Huang directs a brilliantly arresting promo for Björk's Ancestress, exploring&nbsp;the idea of death and the rituals we partake in at the end of our loved one's lives, and pays homage to&nbsp;Björk's mother, who passed away in 2018.In stark contrast to the hypnotic, fungi-inspired video for her previous release, this concept is a visualisation of catharsis, a goodbye that only Björk - and her creative collaborators - could create, something&nbsp;raw yet breatktakingly abstract and artistic.She leads a funeral procession of mourners through amazing Icelandic landscapes, her face shrouded by a veil, establishing a tone and atmosphere which is virtually operatic.&nbsp;For Huang, who has memorably collaborated with&nbsp;Björk on several videos, including Mutual Core and The Gate, this sees him forego use of VFX for an entirely cinematic approach, but with its use of colour, costume, choreography and sheer scale this is still so characteristically his work.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Upon release, Björk put out an Instagram post about her struggle with attending funerals, and how her idea of rituals have always been different to tradition.&nbsp;"When the soul sets off, it needs to be outside so there is room for how enormous it becomes when it merges with the elements," she says.This video represents&nbsp;an idealistic send-off from her own perspective, and is heart-wrenchingly beautiful in every way. Truly outstanding work.&nbsp;

Shota Inoue

Andrew Thomas Huang

Arnaldur Kári Valdemarsson

Andrew Yuyi Truong

Sigurður Kjartan Kristinsson

Þór Elísson

Viktor Davíð Jóhannsson

Goði Már Guðbjörnsson

Almar Blær Bjarnason

Sunna Svavarsdóttir

Erna Ómarsdóttir

Björk 'Ancestress' by Andrew Thomas Huang

björk : ancestress

Love leads the way in&nbsp;AB/CD/CD's phenomenal promo for Dermot Kennedy's Kiss Me.&nbsp;Lying in the bed of a truck hurtling down an empty stretch of desert road, we see Kennedy and his love interest locked in an embrace, as the vehicle proceeds to break up around them.&nbsp;Boasting seamless VFX work and an absorbing concept, it's an instantly iconic visual, that delivers on the action but never forgets the beating heart of the story.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Carlos Gambao

Jocelyn Corona

AB-CD-CD

Lola Idounda

Sam Davey

Polly Millner

OB Management

La Pac

Katie Dolan

Denis Guth

Jerome Denis

Anna Roudaut

Simon Donnellon

Diana Titaferrante

Vincent Fleischmann

Sylvain Canaux

Digital District

Valeria Horne

Island Records

Habitant

Dermot Kennedy 'Kiss Me' by AB/CD/CD

Dermot-Kennedy--'Kiss-Me'-by-Ab/cd/cd

It's video number three in Aidan Zamiri's collaboration with FKA twigs for new Caprisongs&nbsp;mixtape - and this time they're joined by featured artist Rema.&nbsp;The promo for Jealousy feels like a mix between 80s/90s video or fashion ad - think <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaTGrV58wec" target="_blank">C&amp;C Music Factory's Gonna Make You Sweat</a>&nbsp;-&nbsp;and contemporary editorial, and sees twigs joined by a group of dancers in a simple white cyc studio setup. Rema's scenes were&nbsp;shot by a splinter crew in Lagos, and blend seamlessly into the overall concept.&nbsp;&nbsp;The&nbsp;use of action in the&nbsp;foreground and background adds a new dimension to the minimalist setups, whilst the anachronistic array of outfits creates an&nbsp;ethereal, high-fashion vibe. The careful use of silhouette and patterned light helps to elevate this aesthetic, creating a mesmerising tapestry of images.&nbsp;

Aidan Zamiri

Laura Thomas-Smith

Jeremy Valendar

Tom Schneider

Dave Davis

Trim Editing

Luke Morrison

Electric Theatre Collective

Jeb Hardwick

Matthew Josephs

Louis Souvestre

Bea Sweet

Simone Cummings

Ella Lucia

Rosie-Grace Smith

Lauren Reynolds

Kash Powell

FKA twigs ft Rema 'Jealousy' by Aidan Zamiri

FKA twigs - jealousy (feat. Rema)

Following up the lo-fi promo for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/01/18/fka-twigs-ride-dragon-aidan-zamiri/74595">Ride The Dragon</a>, Aidan Zamiri and FKA twigs keep up the pace with the next visual for the new Caprisongs mixtape, for Meta Angel.&nbsp;This time around, the narrative plays a much stronger part in the concept, though there is still plenty of abstract imagery to delve into.Twigs stands in the middle of a field, performing on the spot as she looks around, dazed and mesmerised. Her&nbsp;doppelgänger climbs onto a roof, and with razor sharp precision, fires an arrow directly into the other character's heart.&nbsp;The dazzling track accompanies a darkly beautiful visual, which&nbsp;carries over the raw qualities of the artist's last collaboration with Zamiri, but is much more intentional and theatrical in its execution.&nbsp;

Lucy Bradley

Molly Manning Walker

Jack Meredith

Rory Cargill

Max Colt

750MPH

Cinelab Film and Digital

Harry Price

Kodak

FKA twigs 'Meta Angel' by Aidan Zamiri

FKA twigs - meta angel

Aidan Zamiri and FKA twigs embrace&nbsp;the challenges of going guerilla in the arrestingly lo-fi&nbsp;promo for Ride The Dragon.&nbsp;The candid video opens on the steps of&nbsp;Hackney Town Hall in East London, where twigs and her gang of dancers position themselves for a flashmob dance routine - to be captured on a long lens by DoP Molly Manning Walker. But it was never going to be that easy.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;With echoes of the classic video for Fatboy Slim's Praise You, the performance is interrupted when council staff and&nbsp;security guards act&nbsp;to promptly&nbsp;shut them down and move the girls along - leaving a confused-looking boom-op in their wake.The rest of the video documents how the gang regather at a local corner shop, regaining their zest before&nbsp;returning to complete their challenge, just metres away from the original location - before the heavy mob move in again.&nbsp;It's a far more rough-and-ready, doc-style affair than&nbsp;twigs&nbsp;and Zamiri's&nbsp;previous collaboration on the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/08/21/645ar-ft-fka-twigs-sum-bout-u-aidan-zamiri/66212">645AR track Sum Bout You</a>&nbsp;- or indeed any previous twigs video.&nbsp;The first of a series of videos directed by Zamiri for&nbsp;Caprisongs, twigs's&nbsp;newly released mixtape,&nbsp;it&nbsp;also&nbsp;suggests a more spontaneous and impulsive side of the artist that actually adds to her mystique, and directly communicates her fantastic ability as a dancer.&nbsp;

FKA twigs 'Ride The Dragon' by Aidan Zamiri

FKA twigs -  ride the dragon

Diana Kunst directs an incredible performance promo for FKA Twigs ft Central Cee.&nbsp;Taken from the soundtrack of upcoming 20th Century Studios film&nbsp;The King's Man&nbsp;- a prequel to the popular&nbsp;Kingsman&nbsp;franchise - the track is a sweeping, Bond-esque epic, with dramatic strings and powerful percussion.The video reflects this sense of drama, interweaving dance, martial arts and slick visual effects,&nbsp;anchored by Twigs' ethereal presence and adeptness at a menagerie of different performance styles.&nbsp;Extravagant and amibitious - just like every Twigs promo - this feels like a perfect balance between the avant garde and mainstream, and is a stunning achievement across the board.&nbsp;

Diana Kunst

Prudence Ainslie

Ben Gill

Stuart Winecoff

Vini Curtis

Laia Ateca

Rio Sreedharan

Daniel Sallstrom

Carlos Font Clos

Simona Cristea

Coffee & TV

Celeste Kennedy Doig

Alternative

FKA Twigs ft Central Cee 'Measure Of A Man' by Diana Kunst

Fka-Twigs-Ft.-Central-Cee-'Measure-Of-A-Man'-by-Diana-Kunst

A five-part music video campaign for Gaspard Augé's of Justice's solo debut album Escapades by Filip Nilsson, in characteristically impish form, toying with a few tropes.This series of films of one minute (or less), each for a track on the album,&nbsp;begins with Force Majeure - set in a cymbal factory...[vidtoken data:0]Then in Hey!, a Cossack rider gallops across the Steppes, looking for his violin...[vidtoken data:1]In Captain, the mountains contain&nbsp;an unorthodox bass guitarist. We're beginning to detect a theme...[vidtoken data:2]In Belladone, a knight in full armour charges through a gothic village - on a segway. Forget about that&nbsp;theme...[vidtoken data:3]And finally, all the strands come together around the Round Table, in Pentacle...[vidtoken data:4]

France

Filip Nilsson

Ömer Özkurt

Sara Yücel Khalilzadeh

Jasper J. Spanning

Kerem Arıca

Ferhat Özbey

Merve Ertan

Necla Teski

Emma Backman

Metal Edit

Daniel de Vue

Primary

Afx Creative

Hannah Clark

Genesis

Ed Banger

Because Music

Electronic

Dance

Gaspard Augé 'Escapades' video series by Filip Nilsson

Gaspard Augé - Force Majeure (Official Video)

Gaspard Augé - Hey ! (Official Video)

Gaspard Augé - Captain (Official Video)

Gaspard Augé - Belladone (Official Video)

Gaspard Augé - Pentacle (Official Video)

Gaspard-Augé-'Escapades'-by-Filip-Nilsson

Having collaborated with Headie One and Fred again.. on her latest release, FKA twigs has collaborated&nbsp;with director Emmanuel Adjei on the magisterial video for Don't Judge Me - a metaphorical exploration of&nbsp;the experience of being Black and British today.This is&nbsp;a double whammy of two distinct sequences that have their own riveting quality, and then weave together towards the greater message. Like most things created by twigs and Adjei - directors who are working together for the first time -&nbsp;they gradually create&nbsp;an indelible&nbsp;impression.[imgtoken data:1]On the one hand, there is twigs herself, sitting in a chair&nbsp;a grand room in a grand English house. But can she escape what reveals itself to be a gilded cage. Before she can get through the door of the room, unseen forces drag her back to the chair. When she negotiates the door, she only gets so far before flying back to her first position once again. It's a continual struggle, which increasingly calls upon angular choreography as well as wirework.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;And then in a mysterious counter-scenario to twigs's struggles, we are taken into another scene, the details of strange and shocking&nbsp;sculpture, and the people surrounding it. The artwork is Kara Walker's fountain sculpture Fons Americanus, a&nbsp;satirical take on a classic Victorian mode of art, cast in concrete - which has exhibited at the Tate Modern in London. The cast around the sculpture are eminent Black Britons - listed below - who have shared a particular struggle, shaped by&nbsp;cultural, systemic and structural biases,&nbsp;to be who they have become.[imgtoken data:2]"From someone’s appearance, we are unable to judge whether a person discriminates over colour, sex, religion, or gender," says Emmanuel Adjei, talking about the theme of The Invisible Oppressor, which has informed the video for Don't Judge Me.&nbsp;"The oppressors within the people surrounding us, most often remain invisible until their abuse against others is revealed. This is one of the reasons why, for generations, discrimination is so hard to fight. Who must the victim fight against if it can’t identify the perpetrator?[imgtoken data:3]"In this audio-visual document we get to witness artists FKA Twigs and Headie One, amongst other Black British influentials, fighting against invisible forces of judgement and oppression. Having the enormous Victorian-inspired fountain 'Fons Americanus'&nbsp;by visual artist Kara Walker - depicting the historical, sorrowful story of slavery and colonization - as our setting, and particularly as the spirit of the film, this important monument creates another layer of depth and meaning to an invisible yet shared history."

Emmanuel Adjei

FKA Twigs

Chanel Parkinson

Ty Hack

Paul Özgür

Michael Hobdell

Jomar O’Meally

William Pope

Paulina Rzeszowska

Theo White

Taiba Taiba

Marina Belfon-rose

Matt Newman

Joppo Te Veldhuizen

De Grot

Mathematic

Hadi Dahrouge

Fred Brandon

Scott Wright

Young Turks

Elisa Spigariol

Mikaella Zarka

XL Recordings

FKA twigs, Headie One, Fred again.. 'Don't Judge Me' by Emmanuel Adjei & FKA twigs 

Fka-Twigs,-Headie-One,-Fred-Again...-'Don't-Judge-Me'-by-Emmanuel-Adjei-&-Fka-Twigs-

Dua Lipa and Angèle are out on the town in&nbsp;London - and having a proper good time whether they are travelling around or partying&nbsp;- in We Are From LA's scintillating video for the British and French team-up with Fever.With a intimate and gripping guerilla-esque shooting style, WAFLA are going for something palapably authentic - this is definitely a recognisable London after dark -&nbsp;but with a neat twist. In this town, it's&nbsp;all about the girls.

We Are From LA

Iconoclast

Hands 

Justine Sautrey

Horace De Gunzbourg

Tom O’Driscoll

George Nelson

Arnaud Potier

Sarah Jenneson

Lorenzo Posocco

Samantha Gill

Ameena Kara Callender

Nikki Wolff

Ophélie Secq

Anna Cofone

Charm La'Donna

Roxane Faure Huet

Jason Wallis

Dua Lipa, Angèle 'Fever' by We Are From LA

Dua Lipa, Angèle - Fever (Official Music Video)

Daniel Sannwald directs a visually striking promo for Flohio.&nbsp;Jumping between burnt orange and monochromatic colour palettes, the video for Unveiled is built around distorted performance setups - arranged by ALL CHOREOGRAPHERS ARE BASTARDS - and off-kilter portraiture, producing&nbsp;a fresh and innovative aesthetic that feels just as nostalgic as&nbsp;it does futuristic.&nbsp;Cutting through trends and in complete contrast to previous visuals from the artist, this concept feels more like an American Horror Story entry than a hip-hop video, and that is said with the utmost excitement and praise.&nbsp;

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