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Cameron Sealby

The best is certainly yet to come in Joel Barney's tender promo for Tom Walker.&nbsp;The black and white video for Walker's The Best Is Yet To Come is interspersed with real stories from some of his fans, shining the spotlight on their journeys and their connection to the track.&nbsp;Beautifully composed and emotionally affecting, the video is an important piece of work with an incredible message.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"Tom posted a clip of this track on TikTok a few months back, with no intention of releasing it as a a single," Barney explains.&nbsp;"Instantly, fans connected with the song and began posting videos of themselves sharing their stories and how the song had resonated with them. We invited Tom's fans to come in and share these stories with us and how the song had connected with them and their experiences."

United Kingdom

Joel Barney

Becky Leigh

4th Floor Creative

Kat Cattaneo

Ollie Riches

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Charlie Clinton

Sony Music

Singer-songwriter

Tom Walker 'The Best Is Yet To Come' by Joel Barney

Tom-Walker-'The-Best-Is-Yet-To-Come'-by-Joel-Barney

Denisha Anderson's latest collaboration with Miles Romans-Hopcraft - aka Wu-Lu -features the multi-instrumentalist/producer and his bandmates exorcising their demons in the wide-open spaces of a sun-scorched landscape.Primal emotions are explored in this desert-like environment - actually a quarry in Suffolk - for the video for Blame, from the back of a drifting car and elsewhere. Ultimately, a white-pupilled version of Romans-Hopecraft is buried, neck deep in the rock, by the rest of the band.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]“It is about a breakdown in communication between my inner voice and my external voice and a situation that arose which led me to end a relationship”, explains Wu-Lu&nbsp;about the song, which is featured on the forthcoming debut album&nbsp;LOGGERHEAD, which is released in July.“For this video, I was inspired by the films Dogtooth and Paris, Texas," says Denisha Anderson about the video - her fourth for Wu-Lu.&nbsp;"I ran with buzzwords such as road-trip, disconnection, fear and goodbyes to the old self. These themes were used as a starting point for my vision after a long chat with Wu-Lu about where he was emotionally from writing the track."As the song is high energy throughout, I wanted to juxtapose this with stillness, slow movement and negative space. Through this, I aimed to build to the pace of the visual so the viewers are ultimately carried on a journey when watching.”

Denisha Anderson

Meghan Wilcox

Caviar

Eleri Evans

Natalie Steiner

Rafael Ramirez

Joe Mulvihill

Bethan Dadson

Chris Wilson

Homespun

Ollie Thompson

Electric Theatre Collective

Warp

Wu-Lu 'Blame' by Denisha Anderson

Wu-Lu - Blame / Ten (Official Video)

Dylan Friese-Greene directs an introspective promo for Irish rock band Just Mustard.&nbsp;The video depicts a series of everyday situations - hanging out with friends, dancing on your own, lying in bed - in an increasingly apathetic, dreamlike way.&nbsp;The use of rippling effects elevates the transcendental vibes,&nbsp;and a particular vignette with the characters all tapping the screen seems to suggest a breaking of the fourth-wall, which draws viewers into this same surreal space.&nbsp;

Harriet Trant

Dylan Friese-Greene

Liam Wallace-Cook

Blend Films

Gabriele Mango

Partisan Records

Danyal Kadir

Rock

Just Mustard 'Mirrors' by Dylan Friese-Greene

Just-Mustard-'Mirrors'-by-Dylan-Friese-greene

Samuel Douek directs a glossy promo for German artist Tashan.&nbsp;Following the cinematic visual for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/02/28/tashan-oprah-samuel-douek/75174">Oprah</a>&nbsp;back in February, the video for Yoga boasts slick visual effects, luxurious styling and a captivating performance, all in just over two minutes of screen time.&nbsp;Celebrating feminine energy and themes of self-empowerment, the video is a confident and assured presentation, and the product placement of the Womanizer stimulator elevates these vibes - and indeed draws parallels with Douek's <a href="https://www.instagram.com/howlworldwide/">own sex-positive brand</a>, which he runs alongside his directing work.&nbsp;

Sachin Gogna

Samuel Douek

Frankie Willcock

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

CAMP 

Alexa Haywood

Leo Olesker

Deon Van Zyl

Francesca Woods

Asia Ahmed

Alasdair Copland

Beau Pritchard James

Justin McGillivray

Furmaan Ahmed

Shanice Francis

Shamara Roper

Simmi Virdee

Myles Bevan

Time Based Arts

Felix Geen

Josha Eiffel

Tashan

Ash Sahota

Warner Music Germany

Tashan 'Yoga' by Samuel Douek

Tashan-'Yoga'-by-Samuel-Douek

Samuel Douek directs a cinematic performance promo&nbsp;for Tashan.&nbsp;In the video for Oprah, Tashan faces off ‘The Bad Guy’ in an all-or-nothing, high-stakes astrological poker game. She puts her fate in the hands of the deity Aquarius when betting it all, securing her inevitable victory."It was an amazing experience getting to direct this music video," says&nbsp;Douek. "The song is about being a bad-ass bitch - inspired by the eponymous TV personality - and that natural stardom is something the artist emanates. The aesthetic for the film was inspired by Tashan’s Swiss and Indian heritage and transports us to a surreal future where amber skies tower over cyber cities."The rich colour palettes and inspired art direction help bring the concept to life, and the setups are&nbsp; seamlessly&nbsp;integrated through clever visual effects work.&nbsp;"The VFX were created by the amazing Felix Geen to move between the reality of the poker game and the metaphorical fantasy of intergalactic travel," continues Douek.&nbsp;"We managed to pull off a really ambitious shoot with an incredibly talented crew. From the creative director Anita Chibba (Diet Paratha) to the art director Furmaan Ahmed and stylist Sachin Gogna, we were able to pay tribute to Tashan’s heritage with a crew made up predominantly of South Asian HODs in an authentic way whilst catapulting the film into an otherworldly future."&nbsp;

Furmann Ahmed

Alexa Haywood @ Freeagent

Alexa Wittkugel

Beau Pritchard-James

Anita Chibba

Sarah Mccormack

Joshua Eiffel

Tashan 'Oprah' by Samuel Douek

Tashan-'Oprah'-by-Samuel-Douek

Elliot Gonzo directs a trippy promo for pop up-and-comer Finn Askew - his first at his new production company home,&nbsp;Kode Media.&nbsp;In the video for Adidas, Finn finds himself walking down a colourful neon-drenched tunnel, pushing his way through ghostly dancing characters, trying to escape from what can only be described as a surreal and conceptual MDMA trip.Finn's journey eventually takes him out of the club setting, through a phalanx of riot police and a snowstorm, towards a big white light.[imgtoken data:1]Having made his mark with riveting work for the likes of Nothing But Thieves, Au Ra and more, this is Elliott Gonzo's first video since signing to Kode Media.&nbsp;“I’ve been a fan of Elliott’s work for a couple of years, and as soon as we met up we really hit it off," says Kode's head of music Nathan Killham.&nbsp;"Elliott’s got a brain full of crazy and cool ideas which I’m really excited to bring to life with him.”Elliott&nbsp;adds “I am delighted to be accompanying such a forward-thinking and lovely group of people on the next leg of my filmmaking journey, to give me the release and encouragement I need to make my bizarre and twisted dreams a reality. They have some amazing directors who consistently push the boundaries of filmmaking and I’m over the moon to be accompanying that roster."If this video is anything to go by, we have lots of surreal and engaging visuals to come.&nbsp;

Elliott Gonzo

Kevin Cheung

Kode

Nathan Killham

Ed Chambers

Sam Barnham

Conor Chalk

Ethan Lodge

Alex Rice

Joe Munro

Harry Clements

Henry Howard

Wash

Alan O’brien

Mouthpiece

Marco Grey

Jack Goodwin

Finn Askew 'Adidas' by Elliott Gonzo - just signed to Kode Media

Finn-Askew-''adidas'-By-Elliott-Gonzo---Just-Signed-To-Kode-Media'-by-Elliott-Gonzo

Jack Savoretti travels from supermarket to countryside&nbsp;in a freewheeling trolley, in&nbsp;Calum Macdiarmid's glossy&nbsp;promo for Secret Life.&nbsp;Escaping the hustle and bustle of the city with a bottle of wine and a thirst for adventure, Savoretti calmly traverses various obstacles to get to his final destination, and does so with style and flair.&nbsp;The slightly bonkers idea is grounded by a sense of optimistic calm, and the very real yearning for some time away from day to day life... and the clever gag never once looks fake or forced.Now where do we get a set of these adventurous wheels?&nbsp;

Calum Macdiarmid

Tom Morgan 

Tim Francis

Olly Ginelli

Max Witting

Jaime Robinson

Jonathan Brann

Adele Cany

Alex Price

Karel Van Bellingen

OB Management

Ailsa Robertson

Ethan Lewis

Vanessa Reynolds

Egg Edit

Singer songwriter

Jack Savoretti 'Secret Life' by Calum Macdiarmid

Jack-Savoretti-'Secret-Life-'-by-Calum-Macdiarmid

AWA's ode to marathon lovemaking gets a suitably sexy and sultry visual from Milo Blake, with added touches of humour.With references to the Bible's original story of temptation and exotic dancing echoing the Karma Sutra, Blake transforms AWA's boudoir into a sexy fantasy for 24/7. And things get increasingly surreal, when the lovely couple&nbsp;are joined by a giant apple and an angelic brass band in full wings.&nbsp;&nbsp;"We drew imagery from the story of Adam and Eve to highlight the themes of temptation and desire, but decided to twist that by playing with scale and volume," says Milo Blake."We wanted to infuse the world with a Tim Walker-sense of eccentricity so that the room which hosts their love evolves and changes accordingly, creating a carnival-esque celebration of that feeling with another person."

Milo Blake

Jordi Estapé

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Jamie Tarr

Danny Rumbelow

Rhys Warren

Brandon Quan

Charlotte Toon

Justin Hamilton

Arthur Parisi

Jonny Tully

Tag Collective Arts

Stacia Akaba

Lee Fairweather

AWA '24/7' by Milo Blake

Awa--'24/7'-by-Milo-Blake

North London band Feet take their raucous performance style to a handful&nbsp;of local retail venues, in Kris R's promo for Peace and Quiet.&nbsp;Shot in a documentary fashion across Muswell Hill and Crouch End - including vintage hi-fi&nbsp;emporium&nbsp;<a href="https://audiogold.co.uk/" target="_blank">Audiogold</a> -&nbsp;the video has a buzzing, guerilla-style energy to it, with an enjoyable&nbsp;off-the-cuff, DIY aesthetic.&nbsp;Paired with the group's understated, deadpan performance - as they&nbsp;take swipes at the modern music industry machine&nbsp;throughout the song - it's both great fun, and comes armed with a serious message.[imgtoken data:1]

Kris R

Yasmin Tippett

Tim Martin

Nice Swan Records

Scuffed Media

Feet 'Peace And Quiet' by Kris R

Feet-'Peace-And-Quiet'-by-Kris-R

Sheena Brobbey directs a 90's inspired promo for Tiana Blake's Interruption.Flipping through an endless stream of outfits and looks, we see Blake trying to decide what to wear to impress her love interest, before settling on something that is authentic and true to her.&nbsp;The bedroom set is an editorial fantasy, washed in blue and pink colour palettes, which add to the aspirational vibes, and the lo-fi DV footage leans into the nostalgic aesthetic.&nbsp;

Sheena Brobbey

Joseph J Goldman

Ash Teague

Nicola Sheppard

Jolade Olusanya

Courtney Bennett

Oliver Bingham

Jamie Hitchens

Jade Adeyemi

Leah Abbott

Rohmarra Kerr

Grace Sinnott

Samuel Marr

Meg Lee

The Mill

Tamara Naomi Freeman

Lost Ones

Virgin EMI

Filmco.

Tiana Blake 'Interruption' by Sheena Brobbey

Tiana-Blake-'Interruption'-by-Sheena-Brobbey

Krishan Sharda directs a colourful performance video for Scottish pop trio Liimo.&nbsp;Consisting of several bright and bouncy setups, we see the group set against a variety of backdrops, intercut with hints of a narrative - a girl looking dejected in the corner, friends partying all around them, etc.&nbsp;Minimalist yet effective, it's a brilliant introduction to anyone who may not know the name Liimo yet.&nbsp;

Krishan Sharda

Nina Sophia

LADYBUG

Liam Morgan

Chris Williamson

Nina Athill

Christopher Lewin

Synth Pop

Liimo 'Miracle' by Krishan Sharda

Liimo-'Miracle'-by-Krishan-Sharda

Director Kris R visualises a&nbsp;wild, hazy night with severe consequences, in the video for Aquilo's Moving On.&nbsp;Featuring actor&nbsp;Nathan Welsh, the video uses clever cinematography - with excellent use of the SnorriCam -&nbsp;to take viewers along for the ride, focused on every facial expression and emotion as the events unfold on screen.&nbsp;Though minimalist in its execution, the visual has an exciting and dynamic style, which is anchored by an incredibly realistic performance from Welsh, and a handful of situations that we have all no doubt experienced on our more drunken nights.&nbsp;

Poppy Ashton

Common People Films

Tony Roberts

Oli Falcon

Ollie Bingham

Idris Rhys

Joshanne Dar

Frances Straker

Nathan Welsh

Kobalt

Ramy Dance

Electronica

Ambient

Aquilo 'Moving On' by Kris R

Aquilo-'Moving-On'-by-Kris-R

Dir. Lx&nbsp;directs a bold and striking visual for Unknown T's Deh Deh.&nbsp;With subtle nods to the current racial/social injustice protests punctuating the video, the concept tells T's story as well as showing his environment- the artist is&nbsp;clearly aware of the obstacles that surround him, but still rises above hate to the top.DoP&nbsp;Stefan Yap employs a free-flowing style of cinematography, capturing each vignette in a spontaneous and engaging way, whilst the use of censorship in both the music and image - via pixellated face effects - echoes the narrative of the concept. &nbsp;

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