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Bedroom

Bedroom direct a dreamy, sun-soaked promo for Arlo Parks' Pegasus, featuring Phoebe Bridgers.&nbsp;Performing in a scorching desert location, we see Parks discover an old tape cassette, before coasting around the dusty landscape with the music as her guide.&nbsp;Interweaving surreal, hallucinatory dreamscapes and illusory characters into the mix, it's a striking visual which has echoes of Smashing Pumpkins' Today &nbsp;and films such as Paris, Texas, with the Bedroom boys' own contemporary, intimate twist.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Maya Dufeu

Jino Jinowat

Darrin James

Jordan Zhu

Neema Sadeghi

Walt Watkins

Tim Le

Zachary Stanke

Gabe Knoos-Newton

Alli Acuff

Sam Allen

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Arlo Parks ft Phoebe Bridgers 'Pegasus' by Bedroom

Arlo Parks - Pegasus (Official Video) ft. Phoebe Bridgers

Arlo links up with Bedroom for another fun ride, in the new video for Blades.The infectious promo starts with a reflective Arlo up on the hills, overlooking Los Angeles below.&nbsp;An unidentified driver pulls up on a bike and Arlo joins them, zipping around the city freely passing sights into the city, making a few surreal pit stops.The coruscating lights, experimental camerawork and a stunning location create&nbsp;a dreamlike aesthetic, which boasts an otherworldly vibe and plenty of captivating vignettes.&nbsp;The psychedelic images, paired with a sense of yearning and isolation, creates a complex atmosphere which matches the lilting track.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United States

Chris Toumazou

Henry Cristerna

Lee Fairweather

Evan Coniglio

Philip Hoang

Tanner Charmstrom

Garet Jatsek

Dimitri Christo

Carisa Arellano

Josh Mannox

Trim Editing

BASEWOOD

Arlo Parks 'Blades' by Bedroom

Arlo Parks - Blades (Official Video)

BEDROOM direct&nbsp;an effervescent live action cartoon for singer-songwriter&nbsp;Chloe Moriondo - who knows how to do deal with no-good boyfriends&nbsp;Opening in a stark white studio environment, we see two eccentric characters drag a young man to a retrofuturistic shrink ray device -&nbsp;as Chloe watches on in amusement.[imgtoken data:1]The unfortunate male is zapped - and shrinks to a size where he can be picked up by Chloe and thrown in her&nbsp;eponymous purse - where he joins plenty of other miniaturized blokes. And then he has to be&nbsp;ready to fight for a place in the purse, in a vibrant, Fight Club-inspired battle.&nbsp;Imbued with the directing duo's sense of Noughties nostalgia and Gen Z perspective, it's a thoroughly entertaining showcase for the indefatigable Ms Moriondo, from start to finish.

Mandee Mallonee

Alternate Side

Edwin Brawn

Rhys Warren

Amal Solomons

Evie Nuttgens

Oliver Pearson Pajtra

Laura Aguilera

Conrad Russell

Sasha Hilton

Marko Vrbos

Nisju

Dan Burch

Chloe Moriondo 'Plastic Purse' by BEDROOM

Plastic Purse - chloe moriondo (official music video)

Bedroom direct a hyper-stylised promo for British R&amp;B singer Danny Dwyer's Mortal Kombat.Opening, appropriately enough,&nbsp;with a 90's era video game aesthetic featuring Dwyer as a character, the video soon takes on a less animated yet equally distinctive style, as we see him traverse a beach in various offbeat vignettes in long Columbo-style coat and boots.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The directing duo capture&nbsp;Dwyer’s chaotic state of mind through playful images and techniques, empty vast landscapes and smart location choices to reflect the feeling of the song. They also reference the New Wave style pioneered by the late great Jean-Luc Godard, allowing their choices to put their own modern spin on the movement&nbsp;that revolutionised modern cinema.&nbsp;Imbuing the concept with a sense of controlled chaos, the Bedroom boys keep to their trademark abstract style, whilst allowing an editiorial fashion-esque aesthetic to seep through. It's great work - and look out for some fun blink-and-you’ll-miss cameos too.

Billy Kendall

Mari Esa

Beanie Stolper

Louis Austin

Loz Hopper

Soren Harrison

Luke Johnson

Danny Dwyer 'Mortal Kombat' by Bedroom

Danny Dwyer - Mortal Kombat (Official Video)

Pulp Fiction meets Prêt-à-Porter in Bedroom's hyperstylised promo for&nbsp;Italian rock sensations&nbsp;Måneskin.The video for Supermodel opens with a glamorous woman crawling out of a car wreck, hands outstretched and reaching for something off-screen.&nbsp;Things take a spin as we rewind to see what led up to this fiasco, as this enigmatic character&nbsp;steals a handbag and is chased through a bunch&nbsp;of vibrant locations by the band members.&nbsp;Bedroom imbue the video with some trademark signatures - including whip pans, quirky locations and upbeat editing - which elevate the throwback vibes.&nbsp;

Bobbie Notcutt

Ben Chappell

Chris Acosta

Theo Hue Williams

Thomas Hole

Ash Halliburton

We Are Covert 

Daniel Burch

Måneskin 'Supermodel' by Bedroom

Måneskin - SUPERMODEL (Official Video)

Directing duo Bedroom - that's Soren Harrison and Amir Hossain (aka 'Blackksocks')&nbsp;- recently directed their first video for Lava La Rue, West London-based alt-pop artist, visual artist and founder member of the NiNE8&nbsp;collective: the brilliantly colourful, cartoonish and subversive video for Vest &amp; Boxers.&nbsp;The video comes over like an amped-up British kids comic, with Lava La Rue (real name Aiwa Laurel D-G, better known as Ava Laurel)&nbsp;as the irrepressibly&nbsp;cheeky star&nbsp;in a more grown-up story than you find in The Beano, involving the older teenage pursuit of finding love and sex, through an&nbsp;acid-twisted spell&nbsp;of speed-dating.&nbsp;[vidtoken data:0]The terrific visual virtuosity on display and their revelation&nbsp;of Lava La Rue as an exciting new artist, is another notable moment&nbsp;in the remarkable progress of Hossein and Harrison. They have been shooting films together since their early teens themselves, and still in their early twenties,&nbsp;have already directed more than 20 official music videos - including many for Beabadoobee -&nbsp;as well as shooting album covers and numerous other projects.As ever, the video was produced through COMPULSORY with Kiran Mandla executive producing, Henry Cisterna producing, with the video shot by DoP Billy Kendall and art directed by Rose Moya.&nbsp;We got in touch with Bedroom, to ask them about how this one happened.[imgtoken data:1]On-set photo: Bedroom<blockquote>We decided to go all the way with influences across Italian Gialo Cinema, Nobuhiko Obayashi, OG Scooby Doo and Metropolis....</blockquote>How did the project start? Did you know anything about Lava La Rue before you heard Vest &amp; Boxers?We were introduced to Ava growing up in West London, and interviewed her for our first book when we were 16. It wasn't until years later that we finally reconnected to create something together.What input did you get from the artist on the idea – either from the brief or in&nbsp;conversations with her?&nbsp;Ava had a full-blown vision behind Vest &amp; Boxers when she came to us with the project, full of sexy speed-dating mania, alter-egos and hints towards a menacing plot twist.The track instantly spurred visions of the spooky, exploitative B-movie cues that we had always wanted to push, and our privilege of full creative control led us right down the rabbit hole.[imgtoken data:2]<blockquote>Ava had a full-blown vision behind Vest &amp; Boxers when she came to us.</blockquote>What came first – the narrative of Ava’s flashback to her weird date, or just the whole&nbsp;disorientating and cartoonish visual approach?The conception of the music video's style came at a time when the days were at their shortest and it got dark so early. We wanted to create something menacing and mysterious, yet with a mind of its own, and we couldn't predict where it would settle.Our short attention spans combined with our love of classic comic, cartoon exuberance, created the kind of childlike chaos we tried to adopt across the whole piece.There are so many great visual ideas here - including some ‘blink and you miss it’ moments. Was this a typical Bedroom video in the way you came up with elements and graphics around the story (eg the ‘W’ with eyes, the Trellick tower shot, the face in the table, misted-up camera, etc.)?The post-process was where the video found its true potential, having over two months to experiment with after Soren decided during the shoot that he was going to edit it himself.[imgtoken data:3]We realized quickly that we could push the style to somewhere we haven't totally gone in our work before, and decided to go all the way with influences across Italian Gialo Cinema, Nobuhiko Obayashi, OG Scooby Doo and the innovation behind Metropolis (1927). Thanks to Wil Salcedo, who produced the incredible stop-motion, mixed-media animations and titles, we could put our own twist on the brief.The team behind this video are incredible. An all young crew, excited to create within an extremely collaborative, DIY environment. Billy,&nbsp;the cinematographer, is an old friend from making films together back in the day, and shooting our local landscape in a way that we hadn't see before was very satisfying.[imgtoken data:4]Photo: Bedroom<blockquote>We decided to take a step back from our typical neurotic approach.</blockquote>What techniques did you employ for the transitions, to make Lava’s world more fuzzy and surreal? Do you get to ‘pre-viz’ how these are going to work in the finished video?We knew that this was the type&nbsp;of film that would shrink under the pressure of a fine toothcomb, that it's spirit would be suppressed with a magnifying glass held up to every part of the process. So we decided not to storyboard too finely, or create timecode animatics, taking a step back from our typical neurotic approach to let our shoot breath a little.Each person behind the curtain of this film left their imprint on it, from Rose [Moya]'s uncompromised detail across the production design, to Henry [Cisterna]'s endless calmness in the most dire of moments.[imgtoken data:5]What were the biggest challenges you faced on the shoot day?&nbsp;The only challenge we remember was the silent suffering we all experienced whilst being stuck in a confined location with raw fish. We can still smell it, sizzling under those lights.Has this video allowed you to show a different aspect of what Bedroom is about, and what&nbsp;you can do?Vest &amp; Boxers pushes the visual signatures and frenzied fun that we have fallen in love with since we were little, experimenting with concepts that aren't frightened to be themselves - much like the characters and performances within these worlds.[imgtoken data:6]• Bedroom are represented by COMPULSORY for music videos and commercials. See more work <a href="https://compulsory.film/director/bedroom" target="_blank">here</a>.

Bedroom on Lava La Rue's Vest & Boxers: "We wanted to create something menacing and mysterious - with a mind of its own."

Lava La Rue - Vest & Boxers (Official Video)

Lava La Rue 'Vest & Boxers' by Bedroom

Beetlejuice meets Scooby Doo with a mix of John Waters, as Bedroom bring trippy fun to singer Lava La Rue's date night in the video for&nbsp;bouncy single Vest &amp; Boxers.Lava is looking for Ms Right and her anxious attempts at finding romance is a brilliantly cartoonish adventure in the hands of the directing duo, from the blood-dripping&nbsp;animated titles to the endlessly colourful and exciting art direction and styling, to the wonderfully saturated and textured cinematography.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Lava herself emerges as a terrific foil for Bedroom's&nbsp;twisted and slightly surreal&nbsp;pop&nbsp;vision, running through a variety of emotions (and outfits) as she seemingly finds her dream girl - and also performing as her inner voice: the girl in the vest and boxers, camouflaged against the stripey backdrop.&nbsp;If they are not already rather wacky, then&nbsp;things get even weirder and surreal: her dining table becomes possessed - and another girl pops up on the scene.&nbsp;This all adds up to a tasty gumbo of a video,&nbsp;complimenting the catchy moody guitar driven track with it’s hard to resist charm and smooth vocals.&nbsp;Really cool.

Dani Castro Garcia

Fabio Olgiati

Lluc Mestre Mas

Niels Halle

Charlie Relph

Rose Moya

Charlotte Moss

Echo Seireeni

Sam Koroma

Eliza Clarke

Willow Kayne and Bedroom take some serious attitude to LA, in the dynamic and charismatic&nbsp;video for Opinion.It's&nbsp;the London-based directing duo's first foray into a shooting music video in Los Angeles, and they marshal Willow through a variety of colourful scenes and landmark LA locations, as she plays the bratty punk-princess role for all its worth.[imgtoken data:1]She's a one-girl riot of teenage rebellion, blazing a furious trail through the city - which has&nbsp;been assembled with breathless&nbsp;energy in Rain Keane's propulsive edit.You do not want to mess with Willow. But you do want to find out what she gets up to... &nbsp;

Overcast

Tommy Bauer

Lucas O.M.

Daniel Jordan K

Phillip Hoang

Ethan Smith

Ian Paige Knight

Nick Almanza

Brendan Boyle

Tahlia Quintero

Ellier English

Rain Keene

Work Editorial

Michael Lewin

Sony Music

Willow Kayne 'Opinion' by Bedroom

Willow Kayne - Opinion (Official Video)

Willow Kayne takes on the social media opposition&nbsp;in the most entertaining way possible - courtesy of directing duo Bedroom - in the dazzling&nbsp;video for I Don’t Wanna Know.Bolshy Willow vents her fury on her online haters by launching herself from her own colourful bedroom right into the internet itself, blasting down the information super-highway to cause chaos and confusion - with some darkly comic results.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;Along the way, this gives Bedroom the opportunity not only to exercise their signature DIY approach to art direction and set design, but also Soren, one half of the team, has created the illustrations and animations that populate Willow's fantastic voyage of hilarious revenge. A wildly imaginative ride indeed.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jordi Estapé

Jamie Tarr

Oliver Hill

Gabriel Niedojadlo

Samuel Donvito

Macy Dingle

Asahi Sano

Grace Sinnott

Willow Kayne 'I Don't Wanna Know' by Bedroom

Willow Kayne - I Don't Wanna Know (Official Video)

Bedroom branch out into live music videos, keeping the party with Beabadoobee’s performance of Last Day On Earth&nbsp;for The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon&nbsp;- featuring a surprising star cameo.Like their 1975 video for Me and You Together Song, Bedroom build a party next door world for Bea’s nostalgic Brit-Pop esque track. Starting with her band, Bea then takes a studio stroll from one chaotic setting to another. Along the way we see Bea bumping into friends, hectic DJ sessions and familiar faces - yes, that really is Simon Pegg, eating a Cornetto...The set builds add a layer of fun as we swoop around along with the camera to skaters, party-goers and Bea to end up back where she started. Everyone decides to join in the fun and sing along making this feel like everyone is invited as long as you’re ready to party.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Joseph J Goldman

Tara Sadeghi

Kadri Mahmoud

Chris Malin

Grant Sandy Phillips

Oliver Munks

James Duffy

Molly Hayward

The Mill

Indie

Beabadoobee 'Last Day On Earth' (Live for The Tonight Show) by Bedroom

Beabadoobee - Last Day On Earth (Live on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon)

Directing duo&nbsp;Bedroom unite with Arlo Parks for the first time and stir up something that's both playful and poignant for the artist's new upbeat single Too Good.Arguably&nbsp;taking their cue from a combination of&nbsp;Ready Steady Cook and&nbsp;Bjork's Venus As A Boy, Bedroom's Soren and Amir create a fantasy home for Arlo that serves her passion for all things apple-related. In her apple-themed kitchen she&nbsp;can prepare a yummy apple pie for her lover. But as the course of true love inevitably fails to run smoothly, things do not go entirely to plan... [imgtoken data:1] Bedroom bring their signature inventiveness to bear upon a story of a stuttering relationship&nbsp;- visual vinyl skips that turn the camera upside down, mind states reflected through colour schemes, stopping the events completely.And Arlo Parks looks entirely at home in this playful environment. Looks like she had a lot of fun with this one.

Hugo Holford

George Thompson

Pieter Snyman

Josh Tue

Patrycja Cygan

Daley Patterson

Hal Gillian

Calvin How

Stevie Squire

Arlo Parks 'Too Good' by Bedroom

Arlo Parks - Too Good (Official Video)

Having just completed a five-part series for Beabadoobee, directing duo Bedroom&nbsp;follow up with a new visual album project for&nbsp;Norway-based Boy Pablo - and it's brilliant. The three videos continue&nbsp;the story of the singer-songwriter's Wachito Rico series to its conclusion - after the first two chapters, for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/06/25/boy-pablo-hey-girl-eivind-landsvik/65396" target="_blank">Hey Girl</a> and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/07/22/boy-pablo-honey-eivind-landsvik/65766" target="_blank">Honey</a> - following Pablo's alter-ego Wachito on a series of adventures in characteristically charming and visually inventive ways by&nbsp;Soren Harrison and Amir Hossain,&nbsp;aka&nbsp;Bedroom.[vidtoken data:0]In Rest Up, we catch up on Pablo/Wachito's&nbsp;infatuation with the love of his life, Sofia. He goes on a surreal road trip, camping in the woods&nbsp;on the long journey, finding clever ways of getting in touch with her, but then things start to go horribly wrong.&nbsp;&nbsp;Depicted in true Bedroom fashion, the&nbsp;duo use&nbsp;greenscreen and animation to add a whimsical and quirky touch&nbsp;to the already zany world of Boy Pablo, while&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Nico Poulsson maintains the look and spirit of the previous videos in the series, through great composition and restrained camera movement. And most importantly, thanks to the marvellous old -school narration by Rick Kirkham - from Tiger King -&nbsp;we definitely need to find out what happens next.[vidtoken data:1]&nbsp;In Chapter 4, Leave Me Alone!, we catch up with Pablo/Wachito Rico on the way to a party to take his mind off Sofia - and the fact&nbsp;he may not see her again. And things seem to be going pretty well - until Wichito has an an encounter with his older cousin&nbsp;Estaban. Once again, Bedroom elevate the humour and charm of the narrative&nbsp;using their signature techniques, including illustration, narration and colourful lighting. This time they are used&nbsp;to emphasise emotive shifts, almost in the manner of a musical. And in the hugely enjoyable sequence, when Wichito and Estaban meet - and fight - the voiceover king Rick Kirkham returns to provide a backstory on their past, and our hero's difficulty with&nbsp;Sofia...[vidtoken data:2]And then, finally in the eponymous Wachito Rico,&nbsp;Pablo/Wachito finds&nbsp;finds himself in a field - and he's having a conversation in his head with the God-like presence of Rick... Furthermore, his&nbsp;band are armed with their instruments and they decide to go all out and do their thing in the middle of the field.Once again, Harrison and Hossain employ their infectious signature style of handheld movement mixed with blossoming colours to convey an atmosphere of genuine fun which suits another of Pablo's impressively&nbsp;catchy tunes. And you will just have to find out if there is a resolution to the whole Sofia thing,One thing is certain. Boy Pablo and Bedroom rock. And so does Rick Kirkham...

Norway

Miriam Pedersen Eeg

Anners David

Nico Poulsson

Charlie Reddie

Homespun

Indie Rock

Indie pop

Boy Pablo 'Rest Up', 'Leave Me Alone!', 'Wachito Rico' by Bedroom 

boy pablo - rest up (Wachito Rico: Chapter 3)

boy pablo - leave me alone! (Wachito Rico: Chapter 4)

boy pablo - wachito rico (Chapter 5)

Directing duo Bedroom wrap up their current campaign of five videos for&nbsp;Beabadoobee, with a 90s-tastic rock performance for&nbsp;Together.&nbsp;Looking as if it was plucked from the archives of infamous Nineties show The Word, the vintage, gothic&nbsp;visuals mirror the era&nbsp;Bedroom are paying homage to. And Bea fully embraces her inner rock chick in this one.The multi-format&nbsp;aesthetic gives the project a rough and ready feel, a carousel of different layers of emotion and meaning, disguised under frenetic home&nbsp;video cameras and lo-fi DIY animation.Sam Allen's banging, old school&nbsp;MTV-style edit brings it all, well, together. Sometimes it really is a case of 'the more cuts the better'.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Theresa Bates

Elena Isolini

Ash Teague

Jon Moore

Rock

Beabadoobee 'Together' by Bedroom 

beabadoobee - Together

Beabadoobee latest collaboration with director duo Bedroom is one of their most&nbsp;enigmatic efforts, for new single Worth It.&nbsp;We open with the artist - real name Beatrice Laus -&nbsp;in a 70's style motel, waiting for a mysterious visitor. With nods to Hitchcock and Lynchian-style surrealism permeating the promo, reality starts to unravel as she interacts with a&nbsp;doppelgänger on the TV, and the lights start to spark on and off&nbsp;erratically.&nbsp;Simple in concept and execution, the visual has Bedroom's trademark vintage film look in every frame, and is a great entry into their collaborative videography.&nbsp;

The Mill, London

Dirty Hit

Cinelab Film and Digital

Beabadoobee 'Worth It' by Bedroom

Beabadoobee-'Worth-It'-by-Bedroom

Director duo Bedroom direct a high-stakes anime thriller for Raissa.&nbsp;Combining cinematic live action - shot by DoP Jaime Ackroyd - and 2D animation for the action sequences, the concept pays homage to thrillers such as Reservoir Dogs, as a pair of mysterious criminals&nbsp;attempt to lead the artist to her demise.&nbsp;Effectively executed with limited locations and setups, the video is a quickfire snapshot of a narrative, with a brilliantly enigmatic aesthetic. And&nbsp;Anthony Schepperd's dazzling animation ramps up the third-act energy, setting up a perfect&nbsp;denouement.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jaime Ackroyd

Thomas Mangham

Anthony Schepperd

Raissa 'Go Fast Baby' by Bedroom

Raissa-'Go-Fast-Baby'-by-Bedroom

Bedroom continue their series of Beabadoobee videos, here extending their colourful world into something more dark and atmospheric&nbsp;for frontwoman Bea Kristie.&nbsp; Beginning with the empty lockdown streets of London, sliding into a gloomy empty tunnel and then entering an outside world of greenery, Bedroom takes us through Bea’s emotions of frustration and regret at&nbsp;the collapse of a close relationship, and&nbsp;showing there can be more than light at the end of the tunnel. Bedroom delves even deeper into Nineties nostalgia aesthetic with overlapping edits and tracking shots that take us through the personal journey and create an atmosphere of loss yet hope. This is the second in a series of videos shot in lockdown, following <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/07/17/beabadoobee-care-bedroom/65708" target="_blank">Care</a> - and there is a few more to come. This is a collaboration that will not be easing&nbsp;up anytime soon.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Beabadoobee 'Sorry' by Bedroom

beabadoobee - Sorry

Directing duo Bedroom throw&nbsp;a post-breakup party in the video for Biig Piig's second release of 2020, Don't Turn Around.&nbsp;Shot in a lush mansion somewhere out in the sticks, we find Biig Piig - aka Jess Smyth -&nbsp;roaming around and being sad and gloomy, as she reflects on being in a toxic relationship and decides it’s time for some self-love and glowing up.Throwing caution to the wind, Jess causes mayhem across pink-hued vignettes, as she participates in opulent pillow fights, and&nbsp;commandeers&nbsp;a golf cart. And that's just the start of it.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Alexandre Jamin uses sweeping camera movements and off-kilter closeups to tie in with the themes of freedom and self-love, with the cinematography matching the unabashed emotion of the concept.&nbsp;At the end of the day, as difficult as circumstances can be, heartbreak makes a great excuse to go out and party with your friends. If you have a mansion to do it in, even better...&nbsp;

Alexandre Jamin

Kat Cattaneo

Connor Coolbear

Alternative Pop

Hip Hop

Biig Piig 'Don't Turn Around' by Bedroom

Biig Piig - Don't Turn Around (Official Video)

Bella Latham, aka Baby Queen, cannot help being a killjoy in Bedroom's video for Buzzkill.Continuing the direct-to-camera style of her previous video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/06/03/baby-queen-internet-religion-bwtv/65104" target="_blank">Internet Religion</a>, Bella rails against the inanity of life and confesses to her inability to get her 'party face' on. And this gives Bedroom the latitude to visualise the colourful lyrics within the confines of a studio set-up.&nbsp;The directing duo employ various tactics -&nbsp;colour schemes, different backgrounds and jumping rhythmically from scene to scene building up to chaotic moments reflecting Bella’s mindstate, with things literally start spinning out of control.All in all, it's one of their most straight-ahead Pop efforts yet, for a new artist who's determined to tell the Gen Z story as it really is.

Semera Khan

Polydor

Matthew Emvin Taylor

Flaura Atkinson

Baby Queen 'Buzzkill' by Bedroom

Baby Queen - Buzzkill (Official Video)

The latest Beabadoobee video by Bedroom is all about frontwoman Bea Kristie, captured during lockdown in London performing &nbsp;Care.With Bea unleashed in numerous set-ups around her domestic isolation, the video displays the young directing duo's adaptability of lockdown filmmaking. Rather than being hampered by the limitations, they have amped up everything, particularly&nbsp;references to the lo-fi early 90s videos such as Pavement and Sonic Youth.Shot in April over a number of days, filming on 16mm and adding elements of stop motion animation, it's a top-notch example of DIY music video making - with a great edit to boot.&nbsp;From Bea going wild&nbsp;with her guitar to standing in the rain in a reflective manner, the increasingly ramped-up energy showcases&nbsp;Bedroom’s kinetic style and playful camera work.&nbsp;It's an aesthetic which matches perfectly with the artists musical inspiration.The latest of a growing body of work for Beadoobee, it's also the first of a new series of four videos by the directors for the band.

Dirty Hit Records

Beabadoobee 'Care' by Bedroom

beabadoobee - Care

Directing duo Bedroom - Soren Harrison and Amir Hossain - deliver a characteristically inventive homage&nbsp;to early-2000s teen movies&nbsp;for pop juggernauts The 1975's Me And You Together Song.Like every good teen movie, this one has its cliques - the goths, the preppy crew, the stoners and the jocks - and we learn that all roads lead to snogging, no matter how unique the teenager. But this one has a Bedroom vibe - mixed media, and a clever device&nbsp;to seamlessly interweave between scenes: characters climb through sinks and windows to move from space to space,&nbsp;the multiple sets connected in the same way the characters are interlinked&nbsp;throughout the video, while Matty and band orchestrate proceedings.Packed full of colour and vibrant set design,&nbsp;art director&nbsp;Bobbie Cousins has done a smashing job of recreating the aesthetic of the early Noughties, and style-wise, Bedroom&nbsp;pull references from Von Dutch and various other popular brand names of the era. DoP&nbsp;Pieter Synman takes advantage of the carefree and fun vibe, utilising handheld movement and plenty of coloured lighting to match the aesthetic and&nbsp;energy of the track.

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Bobbie Cousins

The 1975 'Me And You Together Song' by Bedroom

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