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The Assembly Rooms

Lava La Rue self-directs the video for new track Renegade, channeling iconic Japanese kids Tv in an actual model village.Inspired by 70's Ultraman Taro episodes, Lava premieres their new alter-ego Starface, in an action packed battle between two giant creatures.Equal parts Power Rangers, Star Trek and sleepy English village, the video boasts&nbsp;a mish-mash of otherworldly vignettes, excellently blended together with a stylish sense of whimsy.&nbsp;The hypnotic, psychedelic backdrops and exquisite art direction are the cherry on top of a fresh, exciting concept, and an excellent introduction to Lava's new character.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Matty Mancey Jones

Troy Smith

Charlie Morris

Lavaland

Rosie Brear

Rae Lemeshow

Abi Hurcomb

Piero Cioffi

Ailsa Aikoa

Martha McGuirk

Katie Lambert

Ella Woollgar

Josh Jacob

Joel Spence

Dorothy Iskrzynska

Clump Collective

Jenny Simmons

Jenny Glynn

Tamara Ishida

Alex Gregory

No.8

Greedy Goons

Stephanie Burrell

Josh "stolen Nova" Landau

Eddie Lopes

Luca Caruso

Aaron Baksh

Dirty Hit

MrMr

Lava La Rue 'Renegade' by Lavaland

Lava-La-Rue-'Renegade-'-by-Lavaland

On your&nbsp;marks, get set... go euphoric, with Fa &amp; Fon's hypnotically zany video for Georgia.The California-via-London artist is back with new single It's Euphoric, and the directing duo make her the star of her own wonderfully strange, uber-stylised world&nbsp;set in a the world's coolest athletics track.Georgia joins a intriguing cast of characters in a race around the track, where her competitors are weighed down with anxiety, and their devotion to Fashion.&nbsp;And soon the visual echoes of their bodies warp and glitch intermittently.It's a wonderfully vibrant, idiosyncratic vision, where Georgia stands at the pretention-pricking centre of a memorable clash of inventive styling and cool FX.&nbsp;Every shot works to reinforce its whimisical distinctiveness, yet Georgia emerges as the hero, both part of and apart from the surrounding lunacy.&nbsp;&nbsp;It's&nbsp;arguably the most impressive outing in music videos by the Watkins sisters - aka Fa &amp; Fon -&nbsp;so far.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]

Ellie Beale

Lane Casting

Dan Hills

Innes Woo

Fa and Fon

Rachel Bashford

Riff Raff Films

Phil Lee

Ryan Delahunty

Ahmet Hüsseyin

Laura Clayton

Alexander Miguel-guerreiro

Ty Hack

Robert Barlow

Samuel Harding

Max Edmed

Gabriel Healy

Laura Vallejo

Rapahel Arcadios

Lainy Black

Katie Dymmock 

The Mill

Domino Recordings

Sebastian Foux

Alternative

Georgia 'It's Euphoric' by Fa & Fon

Georgia - It's Euphoric (Official Video)

Hugh Mulhern directs a visual assault on the senses&nbsp;for Hak Baker's fierce anti-tech anthem Telephones 4 Eyes.&nbsp;Mulhern's video is a mesmerising clash of live action, animation, stock footage and VFX, smashed together in a frantic, hypnotic fashion - with a little help from AI.&nbsp;In the song, Baker is lamenting&nbsp;the state of the society we live in today, and the video matches the lyrical content of the aggrieved track, and the deluge of visual iconography matches the neverending stream of content we consume on a day-to-day basis.And in a real change from his excellent back catalogue of music videos, the most you see of Hak Baker is his mouth appearing from a tear in a man's stomach. You won't not&nbsp;be looking at men's torsos in the same way in the near future.&nbsp;Taking advantage of trends whilst completely flipping them on their heads, Mulhern has created something singular and visionary, which not only brilliantly reflects the times we are living in, but also a project that is impossible to tear you eyes away from.&nbsp;"If I told you I had an initial rationale for everything in the video and it was all carefully figured out, I’d be lying," admits Mulhern. "In truth it was one of those ideas that came together almost instantaneously. I think that’s to do with how clear Hak’s ideas are in the song. Tetsuo the Iron Man was a key image, and I also think the inside of [the song’s producer] Dan Carey’s studio played a part in inspiring our phone thief’s lab. HR Giger meets Abe’s Odyssey circa this weird stop motion cartoon called Mr Bumpy."We spent hours figuring out what found footage felt right and was obscure enough to feed the sensation of over stimulation. We intentionally wanted to steer away from doing anything that felt too political or pointed when the song was carrying that message so effectively."Things went off the deep end in the final few days of the video. We sent some stuff over to Dom (infinite.vibes) to create AI sequences stylistically informed by the stop motion animation and what he sent back far exceeded my expectations. It’s my favourite thing I’ve made to date and all I wanna do now is expand on the techniques we experimented with.”&nbsp;

Rory Mullen

Hugh Mulhern

Alexander Handschuh

Hands 

Lisa Foo

Jorge Higgins

Eoin McLoughlin

Wolf Wasserman

James Wicks

Joseph Taylor

Peter Opporsdorff

Jack Rolf

Awal Recordings

Nadine Persaud

Indie

Hak Baker 'Telephones 4 Eyes' by Hugh Mulhern

Hak Baker - Telephones For Eyes (Official Video)

Gabriel Moses directs a powerful short film for Little Simz.&nbsp;The promo for No Thank You feature segments from five songs from the new album, and presents a powerful sequence of emotional vignettes, each tied to the lyrics of the track in an inventive, elevated way.&nbsp;The thematic landscape of the album centres on distrust in record labels, mental health and generational trauma, and these themes are weaved into the spectacular imagery across this ten-minute film.&nbsp;Switching between a heavily&nbsp;abstract, sometimes surreal style, and stripped back performance to camera, Simz is here to get her message across in a bold, unabashed way, and this surprise release is another example of her unmistakeable talent across music, visuals and music culture as a whole.&nbsp;

Gabriel Moses

Jake Gabbay

Jules de Chateleux

Alice Wills

Lola Burelle

Clara Avazeri

Hugo Lebaillif

Kamil Tahiri

Anastasia Matouskoff

Thurot Frederic

Jerome Daudel

Lucie Ellis

Nibras

Amirah Haliyah

John Lowe

Studio Private

Division

Hip Hop

Little Simz 'No Thank You' by Gabriel Moses

NO THANK YOU

Stormzy reflects on the love of his life, in Edem Wornoo's evocative promo for Firebabe.&nbsp;The video opens on a rippling lake, tilting up to a luxury house where Stormzy sits, performing as he&nbsp;stares&nbsp;out at nature.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The beauty of this video is in the tender closeups and intimate presentation of the artist. Away from any type of spectacle or VFX magic, the focus is on pure emotion and a relaxed energy, and showcases a side of the artist that many may not be familiar with.&nbsp;The drawn-out, fluid shots complement&nbsp;the naturalistic light and organic art direction, creating an aesthetic that feels as pure as the emotions the track evokes.&nbsp;

Christopher Melgram

Melissa Holdbrook-Akpose

Edem Wornoo

Mel Giles

Mouthpiece

Ground Work

Nicola Sheppard

James Leech

Jeremy Valender

Aaron Z. Willson

Anna Butler

Steve Wingrove

Vinnie Saunders

Mark Gee

Callum Reeves

Nigel Tadyanehondo

0207 Def Jam

Stormzy 'Firebabe' by Edem Wornoo

Stormzy-'Firebabe'-by-Edem-Wornoo

Thea Gajic&nbsp;directs a heartwarming promo for singer-songwriter Mychelle.The video opens with a single dad - played by Michael Balogun -&nbsp;juggling the cooking and washing up on his birthday, appreciative of the well wishes via text message, but obviously lacking the social excitement he is longing for.That all changes when his friends shop up and throw a surprise birthday party, helping lift the mood and celebrate the day the way it should be. It's a simple concept done well, and offers an optimistic and joyful message. Plus what we all need right now... a&nbsp;happy ending.Thea Gajic explains that her idea for the video was the result of combining two separate briefs that Mychelle had in mind. "We wanted joy to be a through thread of the video to match the feeling the song evokes while also leaning into the lyrics - which actually have a more sombre meaning," she says.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"I wanted to focus on community and the joy we create when we show up for each other - amidst this though, we can still feel quite lonely. Especially if we are going through a transition period. I spoke to Michael, our lead, about imagining if this was the first birthday he was celebrating without his partner - as a single dad - and what feelings they may evoke."I have a lot of close male friends - lots who are fathers too - and so wanted to explore that narrative as opposed to it always being a single mother situation. How do men deal with parenting pressure? And feelings of aloneness? It’s something we either don’t see or don’t feel they have a right to because of how hard mothering might be. I wanted to dip into that a little and see what came out of it.&nbsp;"In the end though, when Michael sees his son asleep - he realises he isn’t actually alone and a piece of him is with him all the time - despite how difficult things might get. Ultimately, the tightrope he is on, isn’t walked on alone."&nbsp;

Maisie Cunnett-the Artist Partnership

Joshua Gochez

Ana Gonzalvo

Manni Kaur

My Management

Thea Gajic

Sylvie Briggs

Greatcoat Films

Erin Corrian-Alexis

Simon Battensby

Shaka Agina

Micheal Newton

Simon Oxley

Michael Baugh

Lee David Brown

Jak Waughman

Belle Palmano

Sarah Cotterell

Amanda Marie-rose

Henry Howard

Wash

Michael Balogun

FAMM

Mychelle 'Tightrope' by Thea Gajic 

Mychelle-'Tightrope-'-by-Thea-Gajic-

Ned Botwood directs a big-hearted love letter to the West Country, by way of the American West for Metronomy frontman&nbsp;Joseph Mount's wonderful duet with Katy J Pearson for Love Factory.This song is an absolute peach, and the video highlights the special chemistry that is created by bringing fellow west country artist Pearson on board. Botwood channels the visuals from 1960s US TV variety shows, and the legendary&nbsp;performances by Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton and June Carter, blending&nbsp;British and American rural iconography, superimposing Katy and Joseph into sweeping Devon landscapes.Shot with a distinctly American flavour by DP Jamie Harding, the video trades prairie grass for wheat stubble and wide highways for narrow country lanes. The landscapes were captured over a sunset-chasing road trip through the South Hams in Jamie’s van.[imgtoken data:1]Ned, Jamie and editor Kevin Corry worked to recreate a variety of old-school televisual devices. Shooting country vistas to line up with studio performances, then using a combination of back projection, black negative space and lo-fi blending effects to merge them together.Eagle-eyed viewers will also spot a handful of homages to American cult classics, including Paris Texas, My Own Private Idaho and The Night of the Hunter. “What I love about this song is that it just sounds like it’s always been around, like an old standard on the radio," says Botwood.&nbsp;"It made me think of that golden age of country performances on TV in the late ’60s. Those variety hours like Kraft Music Hall and The Porter Wagoner Show.[imgtoken data:2]"Those shows really threw everything at the wall. All those charmingly janky sets and camera effects. Dolly Parton playing her Grammer guitar on a plastic porch, or Loretta Lynn superimposed onto rural Kentucky, or truly weird images like three disembodied Peggy Lee heads trading lyrics in different corners of the screen.“So much country music is about *home*. And if you absorb enough US culture, you can end up with this weird nostalgia for a rural heartland you’ve never actually been to. But it does make sense. When Dolly sings about her ‘Tennessee Mountain Home’, you understand that feeling instinctively, even if you’ve only been as close as the West Country. Katy, Joe and I are all connected to Devon. And sometimes when you’re down there, on the right day and in the right light, it really does look like the American prairie.”“Metronomy and Katy are two of my big indie heroes. So I was very sweaty when the email arrived! But I had the nicest team. Shoutout to Jamie Harding, who took me and his Arriflex sunset-chasing in Devon for two days. And Kevin Corry, who killed it in the edit.”

Athene Xenia Aristocleous

Bo Dubema

Ned Botwood

Lydia Martland

Andre Reid-McKinley

DOGEATDOG

Somesuch

Natalia Maus

Yan Murawski

Jamie Harding

Maëva Demurger

Pòl Gil

Orlando Morris

Riccardo Angei

Molly Whiteley

Kevin Corry

Ruth Wardell

Okay Studios

Because Music

Metronomy & Katy J Pearson 'Love Factory' by Ned Botwood

Metronomy & Katy J Pearson's - Love Factory (Official Music Video)

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;

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