Label

McFly lament the erasure of mainstream guitar music, in Jackson Ducasse's slick promo for their latest track.&nbsp;The video for Where Did All The Guitars Go has&nbsp;a riotous, dynamic concept which takes place in a glossy, retrofuturistic box set -&nbsp;much like many videos at the end of the last century.&nbsp;With plenty of throwback vibes and an infectious energy, it's a brilliant comeback for the boys, with a colourful, effervescent aesthetic.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Joseph Bisat Marshall

Dylan Bolister

Vix Adams

Jackson Ducasse

Karen Tillotson

Las Bandas Be Brave

Week Of Wonders

Faye H Purcell

Sam Crooke

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Stephen Ofori

Sam Papidas

Clare Turner

Tash Hicks

Coffee & TV

Rock

McFly 'Where Did All The Guitars Go?' by Jackson Ducasse

Mcfly-'Where-Did-All-The-Guitars-Go?-'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

The Stepford Wives&nbsp;meets Alice in Wonderland as Charlie&nbsp;Sarsfield&nbsp;transports us to a surreal world where&nbsp;Rita Ora endures a fictional wedding from hell.The&nbsp;vibrant visual for You Only Love Me features scenes of a bride’s day turned tumultuously upside-down, in which Sarsfield was inspired by Tim Burton and Wes Anderson for the LA-shot video - and features a cameo by none other than Sharon Stone.Charlie Sarsfield says:&nbsp;"The concept for ‘You Only Love Me’ is centered around a nightmare wedding but we wanted it to feel somewhere in between a dream and a nightmare, where everything is continually going wrong but building up incrementally throughout the visual.[imgtoken data:1]"We cast a group of ‘bad-maids’ around Rita, focussed on making the day amazing for themselves, rather than Rita. Colour plays a really important role in this. The ‘bad-maids’ are dressed in bright, clashing colours, whereas Rita is in a neutral palette throughout, highlighting the idea that she is out of place in a surreal world."I drew inspiration from directors such as Tim Burton and Wes Anderson in terms of colour, shooting style, production design and accessories. Pairing slow camera zooms and vibrant colours with bold outfits and wigs, reminiscent of movies such as ‘Edward Scissorhands’. "Rita was truly amazing, she is an artist that knows her strengths and she gave a great performance. The video is a bold release, stepping away from the traditional pop video and making something that we both wanted to make. We had a lot of fun in the process too!”

Rick Ramirez

Tom Erebout

Charlie Sarsfield

Paul Bock

Untold Studios

Faye Purcell

Dimitri Christoforidis

Josh Saiderman

Annie Ayres

Abi Perl

Clyde Goins

Emaad Elhardouzi

Ryan Blons

Alex Pringle

Coda Abatti

Castor Gil

David J. Pinzon

John Vial

Anthony Nguyen

Thomas Herring

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Jordan Malonga

Rita Ora 'You Only Love Me’ by Charlie Sarsfield 

Rita Ora - You Only Love Me [Official Video]

Jordan Rossi directs an empassioned promo for South African singer-songwriter, actor and novelist Nakhane, featuring Perfume Genius, with a work that takes its cue from some pillars of Queer cinema and art.&nbsp;The video for Do You Well begins&nbsp;with Nakhane and their love interest glistening under sparkling lights in a studio space, and then&nbsp;battling to create a common ground, before finally connecting with each other.&nbsp;Gorgeous and thrilling, the video visualises a complex set of emotions in a stylish and thought-provoking manner, and the end result is wonderfully alluring.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"Nakhane already had a concept for this video," Rossi reveals.&nbsp;"It was very much centred around a wrestling encounter between two people in a homoerotic fashion. They wanted to express the idea of a duel and the ridiculous nature of aggressive masculinity."Nakhane and I drew inspiration from lots of Queer art and cinema such as Pink Narcissus by James Bidgood, Querelle by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Moonlight by Barry Jenkins and Sebastien by Derek Jarman. We also looked at features like Fight Club and Shame - both dealing with masculinity, sex and relationships in a unique manner.[imgtoken data:2]"Visually, I wanted a really deep and textured image with lots of energy. Tony Scott's turbulent yet cinematically rich style of compressed imagery was a huge source of inspiration here.&nbsp;"It's not every day you get to make projects such as this so a huge shout out goes to Faye who commissioned it, the record label for giving us complete creative freedom and Nakhane for being such a trusting collaborator."

Jordan Rossi

Jordi Estapé

Carrie Sutton

Sachin Parmar

Miguel Carmenes

Beth Montague

Chelsea Stemple

Edwin Brawn

Freddie Wright

Theresa Adamson

Chloe Dean

Maisie Boyd

Samuel Marr

Homespun

Daniel Levy

Rascal Post

Nakhane ft Perfume Genius 'Do You Well' by Jordan Rossi

Nakhane - Do You Well (feat. Perfume Genius) (Official Music Video)

Suede have launched their latest album Autofiction with a short film to feature two of its singles - She Still Leads Me On&nbsp;and 15 Again - written and directed by Katie Lambert.The film is the story of a couple, Hannah and Chris. Hannah is ready to settle down and start a family; Chris far more inclined to retain their independence. Can they reconcile these conflicting impulses?Lambert's short film directing debut is impressive, with engaging performances by&nbsp;by Hannah Higton and Noah Granville, with outstanding cinematography by Adam Barnett.&nbsp;&nbsp;"It's about that moment in a relationship when it’s crunch time," says Lambert. "The moment when you’re at a certain age and forever feels incredibly close. When you’re not sure if you’re with the one, or if you could find another one, or if that’s a crap societal construction anyway."

Elena Muntoni

Lane Casting

Ellie McNaughtan

Holly Adamthwaite Wood

Katie Lambert

Lucy Bradley

MrMr

Faye Hunter

Ian Stowe

Adam Barnett

Wayne Bentley

Dave Littlejohns

James Wicks

Patrycja Cygan

Emily Engelman

Rain Keene

Work Editorial

Felipe Szulc

Nomad Editing Company

Hannah Higton

Noah Granville

Indie

Suede 'Autofiction' by Katie Lambert 

Suede--'Autofiction-'-by-Katie-Lambert-

Jordan Rossi takes Craig David into a colourful surrealist adventure for his video for&nbsp;My Heart's Been Waiting For You.Craig performs this garage-influenced club hit in a serious of increasingly surreal settings, with outer space encroaching into modern-day London. And periodically everything then suddenly ramps up into another dazzling visual dimension.[imgtoken data:1]"The brief was wide open," explains Rossi.&nbsp;"All that was stated was they wanted a green screen video that had the vibe of Craig's tour footage. I took that and ran with it, and wanted to craft a luminous surrealist fantasy that was equal parts Dali with Craig's R&amp;B-pop aesthetic."Craig was the best collaborator a director could ask for. Hugely respectful of the art but always wanted to push the boundaries creatively. It meant that what was a green screen video became a smash of reality and illusion in the most entrancing of ways. The final result is a fantasia of colour and other worldly scenarios. All seemingly familiar but with a twist."

Cheryl Konteh

Ben Pengilly

Rankin Creative

Massimo Messi

David Wright

Elle Lotherington

Ed Livesey

Benji Kirkham

Josh Dadson

Cinta Miller

Karel Van Bellingen

George Garnish

Dan Levy

Robert Chandler

Garage

Craig David ft Duvall 'My Heart's Been Waiting For You' by Jordan Rossi

Craig-David-'My-Heart's-Been-Waiting-For-You-(feat.-Duvall)'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Hold on to your horses as two disco divas unite on the dancefloor - via&nbsp;the magic of music video - as Kylie gets together with none other than Gloria Gaynor, of I Will Survive fame, in Sophie Muller's dazzling video for Can't Stop Writing Songs About You.&nbsp;On a glittering runway, it's vintage disco vibes as we see Kylie and her crew strut their stuff under scintillating lights, with a lo-fi aesthetic that looks ripped straight from the clubkid era.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Gaynor appears in a separate performance vignette, backdropped by the night sky and overlaid with hypnotising effects and soft pastel silhouettes - which feels reminiscent of another iconic Muller video, for <a href="https://youtu.be/kRpZJ9EgJho?t=120">No Doubt's Simple Kind Of Life.&nbsp;</a>And&nbsp;its&nbsp;art directed by her longtime collaborator, production designer Alison Dominitz.&nbsp;&nbsp;Once again Sophie has also teamed&nbsp;with Theo Adams, whose company of performers provides&nbsp;Kylie's world with that extra pinch of pizzazz, and the result is&nbsp;a powerhouse visual for an irresistable track, pairing&nbsp;very nicely with previous Muller-Minogue videos for her other collabs on the new version of her&nbsp;Disco album - with Olly of Years &amp; Years on <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/10/12/kylie-and-years-years-second-midnight%E2%80%99-sophie-muller/73271" target="_blank">A Second To Midnight</a>, and with Jessie Ware on <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/11/18/kylie-minogue-jessie-ware-kiss-life-sophie-muller/73851">the telenovela-style Kiss Of Life.</a>&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]

Alison Dominitz

Ed Marler

Sophie Muller

Chris Murdoch

Prettybird

Alex Cullen

Franklin Dow

Juliette Larthe

Poppy Ashton

Chris Kelly

Jay Gomez

Andrea Gruioniu

Holly Smyth

Christian Vermaak

Andrew Gallimore

Theo Adams

Kylie Minogue & Gloria Gaynor 'Can't Stop Writing Songs About You' by Sophie Muller

Kylie-Minogue-X-Gloria-Gaynor-'Can't-Stop-Writing-Songs-About-You-'-by-Sophie-Muller

Yassa Khan ushers in a momentous meeting of two icons, Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys, in the nostalgic promo for Purple Zone.&nbsp;The video combines performance with portraiture-style narrative setups of a diverse variety of characters,&nbsp;celebrating both the 1980s and present day through bold styling and art direction choices. Frozen in an anachronistic time capsule, it's an uncanny yet wildly effective concept, which visualises both group's longstanding success.&nbsp;Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys all make an appearance - in a playful ice cream truck vignette and pulling pints behind a bar, respectively - and the overall vibe of the video feels light-hearted, celebratory and above all, entertaining.&nbsp;

Nathan Henry

Yassa Khan

Elliot Zelmanovits

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

CAMP 

Jorge Higgins

Francesca Woods

Ian Blackburn

Murray Cohen

Chelsea Bernard

Fillo Deportaberta

Alan Scott

Randolph Gray

Sofia Paradis

Cassandra Scalia

Sam Hopkins

Myles Bevan

Time Based Arts

Jasper Woods

Rhiannon Davies

Paul Welsch

Chris Ali

Merlin Glozier

Rosalie Bell

Bibi Baker

Lavinia Co-op

Liam Wallace-Cook

Soft Cell & Pet Shop Boys 'Purple Zone' by Yassa Khan

Soft-Cell-&-Pet-Shop-Boys-'Purple-Zone'-by-Yassa-Khan

Alexander Brown directs a brilliantly ferocious performance promo for Bloc Party's return to action with Traps.&nbsp;Playing their comeback single, frontman&nbsp;Dele Okereke and his bandmates are effectively trapped themselves, within a seething&nbsp;mass of enthusiastic fans.&nbsp;This is presented in a disorientating fashion, mostly in extreme close-up - this was shot by DoP Pieter Snyman on a probe lens -&nbsp;intercut with the frenetic motion of the crowd, forcing their way ever closer to the group, and at one point dragging a bandmember from a car.&nbsp;The blood-red lighting&nbsp;and indistinct shots of the people surrounding them (they are wearing masks throughout) creates a breathless atmosphere, which matches Bloc Party's unconstrained energy. Overall, it's a brilliantly kinetic and stylish piece of work by Alexander Brown, making one of his irregular returns himself to music videos.[imgtoken data:1]<blockquote>There’s something intrinsically cathartic but also unsettling about being in a crowd.</blockquote>"The basic idea for me, was to make a video which felt like you are in the middle of a mosh pit," says Brown.&nbsp;"After being conditioned by lockdown, there’s something intrinsically cathartic but also slightly unsettling about being in a crowd."I was immediately drawn into the sardonic character Kele created in the lyrics, which is all a bit wild and unhinged and lurid. I wanted to capture that feeling of being in a crowd or a club and not being entirely comfortable with the intimacy. It’s a performance video in all it's&nbsp;glory. I wanted it all to be shot in an unhinged way, as if the band are playing from within the crowd, removing the stage/crowd divide."The camera swings and turns like a headless chicken - and everywhere it turns we unravel a new moment. It feels chaotic but within the chaos we have disorientating, dizzying transitions, and carefully orchestrated setups with surprises and twists and turns along the way. The song is called Traps. So it seemed interesting to have the band feel like they were trapped in this mob and we can’t quite tell if its amazing, or uncomfortable.[imgtoken data:2]<blockquote>I wanted to give the video a touch of&nbsp;The Evil Dead.</blockquote>"It was a conscious decision to give everyone masks. Aside from the safety aspect, I wanted the crowd to be anonymous and menacing - we don’t see anyone’s faces, only their legs, or chest. I want it to feel like a jungle of limbs. They are all wearing dark clothes so there is a homogenous feel to them, threatening."We shot this with a probe lens so we could go right up to the band, and do all sorts of amazing movements. Big thanks to Piet [Snyman] for waving around a metre-long camera completely handheld! We shot this on a Red Komodo, which I think makes it the longest lens, with one of the smallest cameras."Brown adds that the moment when the bandmember is dragged from the on-set car was another touch of madness that the song required.&nbsp;"I wanted to give the video a touch of The Evil Dead, and having the crowd pressed up to the glass, pulling Russel out of the door at the end just seemed to do that. We weren’t sure if we were going to get that on the day as it was the last shot, with twenty&nbsp;minutes to spare we just managed to squeeze it in. It was handy having an incredibly long lens as it means we could poke it right through a car window. "I want to give a big shout out to all the people who came down on the day, the energy we got from the crowd was fantastic!"

Alexander Brown

Ellis Fox

Cardel

Carla Mooney

Paolo De Bautista

Pieter Snyman

Sophie Roberts

Delwyn Mooney

Avner Shiloah

Jonny Tully

John Moule

Josh Tue

Brett Hills

Helio Ribeiro 

Indie Rock

Bloc Party 'Traps' by Alexander Brown

Bloc Party - Traps (Official Video)

Things get messy in Jackson Ducasse's video for Wilkinson, featuring&nbsp;alt-pop newcomer Issey Cross.&nbsp;The latest release from the drum 'n bass legend gets a chromatic visual full of neon colours and glossy cinematography.&nbsp;Cutting between close-up shots of coloured paint on a pulsating speaker, and featured artist Cross spreading paint all over her body, the concept is very much interpretive of the lyrics and straight to the point, in the best way possible.&nbsp;

Karen Tiltonson

Cult Behaviour

Vanessa Sowersby

Max Gabbay

Apollo Wilson

Luke Anstead

Sarah Finney

Molly Ashman

Georgia Hope

Drum and Bass

Wilkinson ft Issey Cross 'Used To This' by Jackson Ducasse

Wilkinson-Featuring-Issey-Cross--'Used-To-This'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Lisa Clarkson directs a nostalgic seaside promo for Miles Kane featuring Corinne Bailey Rae.&nbsp;Filmed in Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, the video is split between a heartwarming performance section&nbsp;and a breezy narrative, starring two mini-doppelgängers of the artists.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]In under three minutes, Clarkson creates a fusion of performance, dance and storytelling, with a playful concept that captures the youthful innocence of seaside holidays as a kid – and the first signs&nbsp;of young love.&nbsp;The beach and arcade backdrops feel distinctly British in their presentation: no-frills fun and very much unpolished. But this elevates the authenticity of the concept, and will no doubt bring&nbsp;back memories for many viewers.&nbsp;

Lisa Clarkson

James Alexandrou

Francis Quigley

Charlie Jenkins

Lou Mcnamara, James Beacon

Laura Guilera

Benjamin Leggett

Adrian Makarewicz

Bianca Simone Scott

Logan Tripett

Francis Qureshi

James Beacon

Miles Kane ft Corinne Bailey Rae 'Nothing's Ever Gonna Be Good Enough' by Lisa Clarkson

BMG

Label

Videos featuring BMG

2023 (2)

2022 (8)

2021 (9)

2020 (10)

2019 (4)

2018 (6)

2017 (4)

2016 (4)

2015 (3)

2014 (4)

2013 (3)

Popular content

Is this your profile?

Feedback

Latest Videos