Director of Photography

Chris Lewis

Swedish directing collective Stylewar return to music videos after a long absence&nbsp;for the latest&nbsp;visual treat for Bonobo.Like the two previous videos for tracks on&nbsp;the current album, for Kerala and No Reason, everything here is subject to subtle manipulation. In this case, each scene contains looping elements, which&nbsp;keep in sync to the beat of the track.But it&#39;s the overarching theme that is really breathtaking: from the overhead shot of a beach to planes landing in formation, time-lapse train footage to a busy port, these mainly stock footage snapshots, lay bare the speed and ceaseless activity of the world as it is now - everywhere &ndash; reflecting the themes of Si Green aka Bonobo&#39;s current album Migration.

United Kingdom

Stylewar

SMUGGLER

Allison Kunzman

The Mill

Enca Kaul

Marcus Speaker

Daniel Beldy

Robert Sethi

Diane Valera

Adam Scott

Zen @ General Editorial

OB Management

John Moule

Ninja Tune

Alternative, Electronica

Bonobo ft Innov Gnawa 'Bambro Koyo Ganda' by Stylewar

Bonobo: Bambro Koyo Ganda (feat. Innov Gnawa) [Official Video]

Lithuanian singer&nbsp;Angelou releases her debut single Lovetrack&nbsp;featuring Ess Vee&nbsp;and paired with this sombre, black and white&nbsp;video of slow-motion portraiture directed by Stefano Margaritelli.The dark and brooding visuals reflect&nbsp;the meaning&nbsp;of the track which explores the&nbsp;mixed feelings at the end of a relationship. Knowing that the relationship has fallen apart yet&nbsp;realising that no one can ever&nbsp;take their place.&nbsp;

Lithuania

Stefano Margaritelli

Sneek Films

Ersan Beskardes

Juseon Choi

Gonçalo Sá Correia

Daniel Blake, Tony Perkins, Brian Stewart, Jesmond M

Angelou 'Lovetrack' by Stefano Margaritelli

Angelou - Lovetrack ft. Ess Vee

The video for the debut single by&nbsp;Adam, Hear The Sea - British-Cypriot&nbsp;singer-songwriter and producer Adam Karayiannis &ndash;&nbsp;is set around the grey and forboding streets of Woolwich, London. The song is called Sorrow, but then Stefano Margaritelli&#39;s video defies expectations in its&nbsp;portrait of a homeless man whom brings joy to all those that he meets. It&#39;s an uplifting piece of work - albeit one that suggests that&nbsp;Sorrow is never far behind.

Chris Lewis

Director of Photography

Videos featuring Chris Lewis

2017 (1)

2015 (2)

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