Movement Director

Angelica Wolanska

Dir. Lx directs a breezy performance promo for Yung Filly.The video for Long Time focuses on high fashion looks and slick styling, and with the help of some splendid art direction, takes viewers around the world from the UK to Colombia.The loose narrative follows Filly through three dates with three different women, and in addition to the gorgeous cinematography, a sprinkling of VFX magic helps the visuals pop in a dreamlike fashion.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Kia Lee

Tayla

Athene Xenia

Mh’ya Mclean

Danyal Deacon

Dir. Lx

Lucy May Miles

Greatcoat Films

Nathan James Tettey

Malaika Carr-haji

Massimo Fillipi

Toby Leary

Simon Oxley

Micheal Newton

Rafael Ramirez

Danny Rumbelow 

Marcus Albertsen

Jake Loft

Kristiana Zhekova

Louis Lasa-tarbuck

Nathalie Zangi

Aaliyah Oke

Jessica Mcquaid

Daniela Rotaru

Glassworks VFX

Lee Delves

Abigail Daniels

Warner Records

Yung Filly 'Long Time' by Dir. Lx

Yung-Filly--'Long-Time-By-Dir.-Lx-'-by-Dir.lx

Lavaland - aka musician and all-round polymath Lava La Rue - takes the reins on the latest episode in the Wet Leg legend, sticking it to the boys with the throughly entertaining video for Ur Mum.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The band's Rhian and Hester are shopgirls deadpanning as they are patronised by Scotty - played by Tommy Villiers - who invites them to see his band The Soft Boys play. But they soon get their sweet revenge.[imgtoken data:2]

Ranya Refaey

Emma Lipop

Lava La Rue

Poppy Ashton

MrMr

Callum Begley

Al Rice

Ailsa Aikoa

Oli Falcon

Bernat Bonaventura

Lara Diamond

Alice Dodds

Elif Gonen

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Tommy Villiers

Indie

Rock

Wet Leg 'Ur Mum' by Lava La Rue

Wet-Leg--'Ur-Mum-'-by-Lava-La-Rue

Emmanuelle Soffé directs Poppy Ajudha's Playgod, a powerful pro-choice statement prompted by the recent Alabama abortion bill and other pressures on women’s freedom across the globeThe song questions the right of men to lay claim to women’s bodies, and Soffé's video&nbsp;grounds Ajudha’s anger in a series of low-lit scenes, with a chorus of women exploding into movement in time with the song’s ferocious chorus, making a physical expression of women’s grief and rage.Elsewhere, scenes depicting Ajudha in Virgin Mary-esque stylings show the grief that even Mary herself feels for Christian ideologies being warped in the name of ‘God’, while a glitter-laden performance from the singer depicts the sanctity of the female body.[imgtoken data:1]"When I first heard this track, with just a few hours to write a script, it struck me that the most powerful way to approach a video concept for a song like this was through simple and raw expression of emotion," says Soffé. "An expression of the emotion that we, as women, feel when we watch things like the Texas Heartbeat Act unfold on our screens. The horror and the grief we feel on behalf of our sisters (and trans/non-binary siblings) on the other side of the planet. The anger, the rage, the frustration, the helplessness. And the way that these powerful emotions unite us, bind us together, make us stronger and ever more determined for change."At its essence, the concept for this video is about Releasing. Releasing our and the collective trauma; a method of communicating not (just) with words, but with the heart."

Angelica Wolanska

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