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Jake Parker directs an atmospheric promo for India Shan.&nbsp;Boasting a striking burnt-orange colour palette, the video is formed of several effervescent performance vignettes, which are overlaid with various abstract textures and lighting effects.&nbsp;The understated performance seamlessly binds the setups, and is helped out by a gentle edit which use cross-fades and drawn out shots to match the energy of the piece.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Katie South

Chris Anthony

Rhiannon Lagden

Jake Parker

Rowan Mackintosh King

Common People Films

Max Conran

Marti Guiver

Ramy Dance

Keaton Williams

Oli Hill

Jay Gomez

Joe Edwards

Riccardo Angei

Holly Hamilton

Ruby Sandler

Dominic Phipps

Shivam Solanki

India Shan 'Don't Wanna' by Jake Parker

India-Shan-'Don't-Wanna'-by-Jake-Parker

Thomas Davis directs an atmospheric live promo for&nbsp;Beabadoobee.In a minimalist industrial space&nbsp;populated with overgrown house plants, we see Bea and her band perform the ethereal track.Flooded with natural light and with a slightly desaturated colour palette,&nbsp;the cinematography feels raw and authentic and highlights the intimate themes in the track.&nbsp;

Anthony Hensman 

Thomas Davis

Jake River Parker

Jon Moore

Elliot Morris

Dan Lightening

Joe Starrs

Marcus Alberston

Dann Cooper

Kieran Coyne

Callum Pearson

Dom Phipps

Dirty Hit Records

Alternative Pop

Beabadoobee '10:36' (Official Live Video) by Thomas Davis

Beabadoobee - 10:36 (Official Live Video)

Trailblazing London jazz outfit Ezra Collective hit the ring in Femi Ladi's joyous video for Victory Dance.Customers of a cornershop receive a mysterious invitation by the shopkeeper, leading them downstairs into the basement and a magical space. Suddenly we are in&nbsp;a big hall, a boxing ring in the middle - not to witness a boxing bout, but the moves of jazz dancer Jay Allen, and a thrilling performance of the individuals of Ezra Collective, and then the group as a whole.[imgtoken data:1]This is the band's first ever music video, reflecting their position at the heart of London's resurgent jazz scene. Femi Ladi achieves a sense of wonder and real occasion by keeping things based around the performances, and top and tailing the piece with the narrative element involving the audience. It really works.&nbsp;"I’m a big fan of the Ezra Collective, I find their music so refreshing and unexpected," says Ladi.&nbsp;"I had a personal experience of hearing the band's music for the first time when I stumbled into a performance of theirs by accident a few years back. I instantly became a fan. So, we went with an Idea that had similar journey of discovery with the band playing a secret gig somewhere quite unexpected."

Femi Ladi

Somesuch

Maëva Demurger

André Reid

Courtney Bennett

Oliver Bingham

Scarlett Gardner

Jamie Hitchens

Philips Nortey

Rosie Taylor

Jenny Glynn

Jay Allen

Kaz Ove

Yoomin Lee

Jazz

Ezra Collective 'Victory Dance' by Femi Ladi

Ezra Collective - Victory Dance (Official Video)

Harry Law pays homage to classic performance videos in his promo for 5 Seconds Of Summer.&nbsp;Drawing inspiration from pop rock videos of the 90’s and&nbsp;early 00’s&nbsp;- from artists such as Oasis, Red Hot Chilli Peppers and The All-American Rejects -&nbsp;the video for Me, Myself &amp; I takes place in a dimly lit warehouse, with a motion control camera seamlessly cutting around the different personalities of each band member.&nbsp;The video forms a part of the Australian pop outfit's new vision, which is being conceptualised with a number of other creatives across the board, including creative director Tyler Serebreni.[imgtoken data:1]“Me Myself &amp; I&nbsp;has such an iconic energy to it, getting to capture that feeling visually while the band was on a global world tour was so incredible, it gave us so much to play with," says&nbsp;Serebreni.&nbsp;"We wanted to put a twist on a performance video, focusing on technology while keeping the aesthetic and inspiration of so many iconic early 2000s performance videos, but still grounded and in line with our album campaign."Harry [Law] helped us bring this vision to life perfectly, complex in its simplicity, highlighting the individuality and style of the guys."

Australia

Ash K Halliburton

Tyler Johnston

Harry Law

Andrew Rawson

Fred Bonham Carter

Other Half

Just Fred

Murren Tullett

Dustin Grant

Alexa Haywood

Cara Scott

Zoe Gunn

Chris Malin

Matt Allsop

Morgan Hall

Joey Choy

Jamie Hodgson

Work Editorial

Joseph Bicknell

Nomad

Tyler Serebreni

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

5 Seconds Of Summer 'Me Myself & I' by Harry Law

5-Seconds-Of-Summer-'Me-Myself-&-I-'-by-Harry-Law

Paul Ward directs a riveting film for surf brand Mami Wata.&nbsp;The video for Luck Is Alive tells the story of an African surfer who is a believer in Animism, a sensibility prevalent among surfers throughout Africa. Animism is based on the idea that everything is sentient: that inanimate objects, plants, animals or even entities such as the ocean have a spirit or a soul, often in the sense of having ‘personhood’.The cinematic film is a cerebral, often intense experience, and blends documentary and promo aesthetics. The concept is driven forward&nbsp;by a compelling voiceover and breathtaking sound design, which brings the enigmatic narrative to life.&nbsp;Demonstrating an animistic sensibility through the concept of luck, the line, ‘Luck is Alive’, encapsulates this way of relating to the world: a sense of the aliveness of chance, and by believing in luck and that luck is alive, luck can lead you to be lucky. It is through his belief in luck that our protagonists is lead to the water, and where main character&nbsp;Damme Samb finds ultimate freedom.

South Africa

Mami Wata Creative

Paul Ward

Jo Barber

Stink Films

Giant Films

Deon Van Zyl

Emma Lundy

Cindy Gabriel

Martina Lueslsdorf

Peet Pienaar

Wendy Fredriksson

Xander Van Der

StrangeLove

Tetaki Studios

Mami Wata 'Luck Is Alive' by Paul Ward

Paul-Ward-'Mami-Wata---'luck-Is-Alive''-by-Paul-Ward

Thomas Davis storms back into action with this joyously energetic video for the charismatic Willow Kayne.Filmed at Rough Trade East and surrounding Brick Lane area in East London, Willow requests 'Jungle' from the resident DJ - and then he cues up her new song Final Notice.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;It's music biz-critiquing message, against making her a clone of other pop stars, plays second fiddle to the altogether happy vibes of Willow and fellow cast in Davis's video - nicely shot in classic fashion by&nbsp;Jake Erland.All well and good, as this could be a DnB/Pop crossover banger of the coming summer. It's really quite boombastic...

Michael Lewin

Polly Withington

Jack Cullis

Jake Erland

Klimas Jurevičius

Antonius Cramer

Columbia Records

Drum & Bass

Willow Kayne 'Final Notice' by Thomas Davis

Willow-Kayne-'Final-Notice'-by-Thomas-Davis

The Weeknd sings karaoke with Squid Game star&nbsp;HoYeon Jung, in Cliqua's transcendent promo for Out Of Time.&nbsp;When watching the video, viewers may be a little disconcerted at just how&nbsp;normal things seem to be for the most part. The artist gets ready, meets Jung at a bar and they sing karaoke together in a happy, playful set of vignettes. This is a develioping love story - with a distinct nod to Lost In Translation.&nbsp;Of course, things are not quite how they initially appear. The environment breaks down into a surreal, haunting otherworld. A supply of medical equipment is&nbsp;hidden behind the walls of the building, and what appears to be The Weeknd's hand - in its aged form, from previous video <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/01/24/weeknd-gasoline-matilda-finn/74575">Gasoline</a> - reaches through the void...&nbsp;It all ends with a cameo from Jim Carrey looking through a distorted medical instrument, reprising his role on the Weeknd's new album Dawn FM, as a DJ on the eponymous radio station.To be continued, no doubt...&nbsp;

Cliqua

Roisin Audrey Moloney

Alli Maxwell

Tim Nash

Xiaolong Liu

Miranda Lorenz

Kenneth Arnold Taylor

Nick Rondeau

Katy Lester

Cabin Edit

Foreign Xchange

Tom Poole

Ari Robbins

Colin MacDonnell

Mike Marino, Prosthetic Renaissance

Nick Durr

The Weeknd 'Out of Time' by Cliqua 

The Weeknd - Out of Time (Official Video)

Chlöe turns up the heat in Diana Kunst's beautifully crafted and saucily provocative visual for the Atlanta&nbsp;singer's solo outing Treat Me.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Spencer Patzman

William Ylvisaker

Lukas Van Der Fecht

Diana Kunst

Christopher Lopez

Object & Animal

Amanda Leya Andrews

Jill Kaplan

Justin Benoliel

Shayda Monjezi

Bigg Riff

Soraya Lundy

Fesa Nu

David Velasquez

Matthew Allen

Tom Watson

Parkwood Entertainment

Matt Osbourne

Rik Michul

Flawless Post

Chlöe 'Treat Me' by Diana Kunst

Chlöe-'Treat-Me'-by-Diana-Kunst

Nick Harwood directs a perceptive narrative video for King Princess - aka singer-songwriter Mikaela&nbsp;Straus.&nbsp;With creative direction by Quinn Wilson, the video for For My Friends resembles a portrait of the artist's teenage self and her sometimes volatile relationship&nbsp;with her best friends, played on-screen by&nbsp;Alex Consani and Laine Philipps.&nbsp;A superbly unfiltered perspective on friendship, emotional connection and youth, the video is shot in a raw, authentic fashion, following the overlooked&nbsp;minutiae of hanging out with the people you love the most, with all its ups and downs.&nbsp;The filmic cinematography and energy feel comfortable and timely, and will remind viewers of the imperfect yet essential connections in their own lives.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United States

Cicely Bernhard

Shada Shariatzadeh

Kevin Breheny

Nick Harwood

Jake Agger

Quinn Wilson

Ben Carey

Emi Stewart

Anna Langston

Carey Hu

Elijah Lobato

Miyako Bellizzi

Erol Karadag

Andrew Colvin

Lauren Dellara

Rock Paper Scissors

Tim Masick

Laine Philipps

Alex Consani

Singer-songwriter

King Princess 'For My Friends' by Nick Harwood

King-Princess-''for-My-Friends''-by-Nick-Harwood

Following the breathtaking video&nbsp;for <a href="http://Florence + The Machine 'King' by Autumn de Wilde">King</a>, Autumn de Wilde continues her collaboration with Florence + The Machine in&nbsp;this untamed promo for Heaven Is Here.&nbsp;Taking things back to where they started in the previous video, Florence appears with the same group of dancers,&nbsp;this time appearing as one of them,&nbsp;losing the purple shroud and the supernatural aura of her previous incarnation.&nbsp;The performance is feral, impulsive and assertive, and the overall atmosphere&nbsp;feels incredibly raw and authentic. This is certainly the&nbsp;spiritual successor to King, which feels otherworldly and transcendent whilst building upon the abstract narrative and themes of the music.&nbsp;As mentioned in our review of the King,&nbsp;many of the people involved in making the&nbsp;video, from the Ukranian production company Radioaktive and other freelance film crew, are&nbsp;now fighting for the survival of their country, and their lives. Our prayers are with them and their fellow citizens.

Autumn de Wilde

Jamie Feliu-torres

Ryan Heffington

Final Cut

Miky Wolf

Denis Reva

Anonymous Content

Eric Stern

Juliet Naylor

Radioaktive Film

Kate Galytska

Serafima Kutsenko

Yura Galitskiy

Alina Yatsyk

Masha Verboliuk

Florence + The Machine 'Heaven Is Here' by Autumn de Wilde

Florence + The Machine - Heaven Is Here

Florence + The Machine returns and reunites with Autumn de Wilde, with the epic video for King - steeped in religious imagery and most poignantly filmed in Kyiv weeks before Ukraine was plunged into war.Florence Welch appears to a troubled young man (played by Jack Riddiford) as a floating vision in a purple shroud, in the manner of the Virgin Mary. From this gripping beginning,&nbsp;de Wilde allows an extraordinary set-piece to play out, with the help of choreographer Ryan Heffington and a visual effects department led by Denis Reva.Florence is joined by her female followers within the grounds of a half-built building, and she and her disciplines eventually, breathtakingly, take to the air, reflecting the characteristically Florence-like nature of the song, striving for a higher,&nbsp;transcendent level.[imgtoken data:1]It's the second time Autumn de Wilde has worked with Florence + The Machine, following the UKMVA-winning video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2018/06/22/florence-machine-big-god-autumn-de-wilde/53767" target="_blank">Big God</a>. This shares the exquisitely composed quality of that video, on a more ambitious scale, and also that strong sense of female solidarity&nbsp;between Florence and a group of dancers who become personalities in themselves once they arrive on screen.&nbsp;A powerful video. But now&nbsp;many of the people involved in making the video, from the production company Radioaktive and other freelance film crew, are&nbsp;now fighting for the survival of their country, and their lives. A truly terrifying thought. Our prayers are with them and their fellow citizens.

Kate Mulleavy & Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte

Jean-Clement Soret

Florence + The Machine 'King' by Autumn de Wilde

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