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Wolf James directs an emotional promo for Nina Nesbitt.&nbsp;The tender video for When You Lose Someone features the artist in a deep embrace with an enigmatic silhouette, interspersed with fluid shots of her in a dark void, totally alone.&nbsp;Visually following the themes of the track, the video uses the mysterious character as a placeholder to represent the missing piece of Nesbitt's life, and viewers will very much relate to the track and project their own stories onto the concept.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Wolf James

Marion Solheim

Kode

Peter Bishop

Nathan Killham

Austin Philips

Adam Fox

Rory Thomas

Emily Clarkson

John Cutler

Chris Bell

Cian McKenna

Jonathan Irwin

Nina Nesbitt 'When You Lose Someone' by Wolf James

Nina Nesbitt - When You Lose Someone (Official Video)

The latest Kara Marni video by Rebekah Bird (aka&nbsp;Rebekah Creative) is another slick performance video, this time counterpointing Kara and co-performer Toni Romiti's heartfelt performances of the ballad Over You with a high fashion aesthetic, in a sleek&nbsp;industrial-type setting."The track has a sense of emotion and vulnerability that I really wanted to reflect in the subdued colour palette," says Rebekah, who worked with DoP Carmen Pellon on the look of the video - which was also one of the last videos executive produced by the late Luke Biggins.[imgtoken data:1]"Whenever Kara sends me a brief I instantly look at any concept development through a fashion, editorial lens. Props and accolades to the talented stylist: Anastasia Magoutas who pulled In these amazing looks even in the height of fashion week!"This production was overseen by the much-loved Luke Biggins who is sadly no longer with us. This video along with hundreds like it wouldn’t have been the same without Luke’s expertise and calm creative nature on set. He will be forever missed."

Rebekah Bird

Maneet Sandhu

Yellow Fish Group Limited

Luke Biggins

Carmen Pellon

Rob Hayward

Daisy Hyland

Massimo Filippi

Anastasia Magoutas

Bekki Mitchell

Rebekah Creative

Marisa Garner Associates

Marisa Garner

First Access Entertainment

Kara Marni ft Toni Romiti 'Over You' by Rebekah Bird

Kara-Marni-Ft-Toni-Romiti-'Over-You'-by-Rebekah-Bird

A super-stylish girl gang kidnap a helpless Finn Askew, in Elliott Gonzo's glossy promo for Tokyo.&nbsp;Marking the release of the artist's latest EP, the video balances a sense of nostalgia with a futuristic aesthetic, as the gang take him via&nbsp;limousine to an unspecified location, for the performance of a lifetime.&nbsp;It's a grungy, cinematic affair, built around a simple yet very effective premise. The art direction and styling are the standout stars of the show, creating a vision that falls somewhere between real life and an angsty superhero film.&nbsp;

Elliott Gonzo

Kode Media

Ed Chambers

Yelena Guillen Ortega

Conor Chalk

Fabio Olgiati

Scarlett Gardner

Alex Rice

Ellie Walker

Nicole Paskauskas

Matt Gabzdyl

Final Cut

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Marco Grey

Harry Clements

Finn Askew 'Tokyo' by Elliott Gonzo

Finn-Askew-'Tokyo'-by-Elliott-Gonzo

Yung Filly boasts about the dream life he's living in Dir. Lx's promo for 100 Bags Freestyle.&nbsp;The video has all of the Lx&nbsp;trademarks - mixed media visuals, glossy vignettes, unique perspectives - with a hyperreal aesthetic paving the way for one of the director's best projects yet.&nbsp;Filly's playful performance glues together the flurry of different setups, whilst DoP&nbsp;Tom O’Keefe's polished cinematography ensures every frame is as slick as the last.&nbsp;

Dir. Lx

Melissa Massey

Greatcoat Films

Simon Oxley

Talor Hanson

Danny Rumbelow

Tom O’keefe

Eyaz Chishty

Joel Rosenberg

Paul Brennan

Louis Tarbuck

Danny Deacon

Kaz Ove

Darren Blackwood

Las Bandas Be Brave

Malaika Carr-haji

Warner Records

Freestyle

Yung Filly '100 Bags Freestyle' by Dir. Lx

Yung-Filly-'100-Bags-Freestyle'-by-Dir.-Lx

DC has a paranoid mind in Dir. Lx's fourth collaboration with the artist.&nbsp;The video for Paro(noia) builds upon the suspicious themes of the track, presenting DC in a series of vignettes, weighed down by a lingering sense of danger.&nbsp;Glitchy edit effects and an out-of-body perspective elevate the minacious vibes, and eagle-eyed viewers may notice the hoodie DC wears - displaying the quote "Only the Paranoid Survive" - which was first introduced in <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/05/21/dc-neighbourhood-dir-lx/64919">2020's Neighbourhood.&nbsp;</a>Brilliant work with a fresh aesthetic, and standout performances from the artist and the supporting cast.&nbsp;

Ellis Fox

Kareem Adeshina

Michael Moore

Toby Leary

Denis Yildiz

Nevzat Altinisik

Eliot Morris

Anthony Hensman

Sam Hardy

Yvonne Newman

Patricia Odje

Hip Hop

DC 'Paro(noia)' by Dir. Lx

Dc-'Paro(noia)'-by-Dir.-Lx

Jonjo Lowe builds on his VFX-fired work for The Big Moon and PREP with a colourful promo for pop debutante Lauren Faith.The director creates a somewhat nostalgic feel for the Falls Right Down video, with&nbsp;retro-styling, pastel purple background&nbsp;and touches of tube-TV blurriness.And Lowe's greenscreen expertise also proved useful in creating&nbsp;a five-piece band of multiple Laurens in one of the main sequences.&nbsp;But ultimately the 'real' Lauren finishes&nbsp;her performance by bumping off her clones. She's a killer queen.

Jonjo Lowe

Ashley Whyte

Burning Reel

Cal Gordon

Oli Hill

Jack Maddison

Deimante Sprai

Shaquille Ross-Williams

Oskar Pera

Mary Jane Gotidoc

Catia Abreu

Aubrey Ghansah

Thomas Brady

Lauren Faith 'Falls Right Down' by Jonjo Lowe

Lauren-Faith-'Falls-Right-Down'-by-Jonjo-Lowe

Edem Wornoo directs an explosive promo for Dave, featuring&nbsp;Stormzy.&nbsp;Boasting scenes shot at the Aston Martin factory and&nbsp;Silverstone racetrack, the effervescent visual for Clash bubbles over into a frenzied celebration of life in the fast lane.&nbsp;The concept celebrates the excess surrounding Stormzy and Dave, never running away from the flashy things that feature in rap culture while also stripping it all back.Stylish visual effects punctuate the larger-than-life promo, and the dynamic cinematography matches the epic nature of the project.[imgtoken data:1]

Edem Wornoo

Ersan Beskardes

Lowkey Films

Vanessa Mcdonnell

Kevin Cheung

Ty Hack

Ahmet Husseyn

Ollie Munks

Ethan Lodge

Chris Rand

Joe Munro

Holly M Macdonald

Beau Pritchard James

Tk-fx

Nathan James Tettey

Neighbourhood Records

0207 Def Jam

Dave ft Stormzy 'Clash' by Edem Wornoo

Dave-(ft.-Stormzy)--'Dave---Clash-(ft.-Stormzy)'-by-Edem-Wornoo

Dir. Lx is making waves online with his playful performance promo for Russmillions' Big Shark.&nbsp;The eagerly awaited track is paired with a mesmerisingly colourful visual, featuring the artist in several different vignettes - one of which depicts a child with Russmillions' full-sized head, and a penchant for everything shark-themed.&nbsp;Featuring cameos from&nbsp;DJ Cuppy and Stefflon Don, the video encapsulates the frenetic energy of the track with pulsating blue lights and restless camerawork, and more than a hint of absurdist fun splashed within the concept.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Paolo De Battista

Dan Deighton

Mark Stewart

Jakob Gierse

Kashmir Wickham

Denova Media

Olivia West

drill

Russ Millions 'Big Shark' by Dir. Lx

Russmillions-'Big-Shark'-by-Dir.-Lx

Gregg Houston directs a gently melancholic&nbsp;promo for Lou Price, who ventures around East London in a motorcycle helmet armed with his trusty electric guitar performing new song Figure It Out.&nbsp;Shot in and around various locations&nbsp;- including newsagents, off licences and chicken shops - the video for the artist (who Houston has previously worked with as a member of bands Kowalski and Swimming Tapes) pays homage to hazy nights exploring the city, and the magic of the everyday.&nbsp;The artist wears a motorcycle helmet lit from the inside, echoing ideas of space exploration and astronaut vibes, albeit in a much more understated fashion.&nbsp;Charmingly intimate and absorbing, the footage&nbsp;switches between different frame rates to distort the passage of time, leaning into the themes of the concept and track.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Gregg Houston

Babysweet

Lou Price 'Figure It Out' by Gregg Houston

Lou-Price-'Figure-It-Out'-by-Gregg-Houston

Dappy pays homage to&nbsp;life before&nbsp;fame, in&nbsp;Labi Odebunmi's cinematic short film for Intro.&nbsp;Touching upon how artists juggle their music careers and personal life, the autobiographical narrative depicts a young Dappy going through life in Camden, navigating the various challenges and roadblocks along the way.&nbsp;Odebunmi cleverly contrasts lavish performance setups with grittier, authentic vignettes from the streets, highlighting the hustle that got the artist to where he is today.&nbsp;Each character in the story is brilliantly cast, encompassing the emotional rollercoaster of the journey, while&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Arran Green matches the high-energy concept with stylised lighting and handheld camera movement.&nbsp;

Labi Odebunmi

Shaun Rodes

Wow Filmworks

William Tetteh-martey

Steven Eniraiyetan

Arran Green

Daniel Deighton

Harvey Davies

Jazz Bhalla

Carolina De Lemos

Jennifer Eleto

Ayse Gonen

We Are Covert 

Beaumont Pritchard-James

Dappy 'Intro' by Labi Odebunmi

Dappy-'Intro--[director's-Cut]'-by-Labi-Odebunmi

Former Bond girl Susie Vanner is captured in a stunning one-shot video by&nbsp;Gregg Houston, performing Cry Me A River from her debut album release.&nbsp;Bathed in golden light, Vanner soaks up the electric energy of the performance, confidently showcasing her musical chops.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Darren Ladbury and team do a great&nbsp;job with the blocking and camera movement, allowing the concept to unfold organically throughout the four-minute runtime.&nbsp;

Darren Ladbury 

Oliver Munks

Carl Ward-reid

Leopold Naessens

Jenny Ray

Richard Engler

classic

Singer songwriter

Susie Vanner 'Cry Me A River' (Live) by Gregg Houston

Susie-Vanner-'Cry-Me-A-River-(live)'-by-Gregg-Houston

Dir. Lx brings us a cinematic visual for Birmingham-based Rapper&nbsp;Mist, in honour of the anniversary of&nbsp;his parents' death.&nbsp;The poignant promo is centered around a performance in a cemetery, beautifully shot by DoP Sam Meyer, following the narrative of the track whilst adding a unique visual twist, in the form of Dir. Lx's trademark lo-fi cutaways.&nbsp;The video captures a sense of yearning and reflection, whilst also showcasing the artist's considerable talent. Moving yet optimistic, Cemetery Walks offers a moment to take a step back and look inwards, allowing ourselves to celebrate the time we have with the most important people in our lives.Kareem Adeshina, who co-produced the video with Linah Bensadok, adds: "This video is also in loving memory of Linah's father, who sadly passed away during pre-production of this music video. May he rest in eternal peace."&nbsp;

Linah Bensadok

Palma Derzsi

Luke Goodrich

Sam Meyer

Osman ‘tekko’ Tekdemir

Joss Garnet-Lawson

Lottie Highfield

Kiera Liberati

Warner

Mist 'Cemetery Walks' by Dir. Lx

MIST - Cemetery Walks (Official Video)

Jonjo Lowe's video takes us into the turmoil of three relationships, through dance and cosmic&nbsp;imagery, for&nbsp;British alt-pop group PREP's bubbly Years Don't Lie.Lowe places his characters in a highly&nbsp;stylised world created by 3D animation and makes it work. In this case, a giant moon appears to be about to obliterate the home planet of the three couples, who appear oblivious to oncoming danger. Their passionate feelings for each other are expressed through dance - and in a final twist, they ultimately indulge in some lover-swapping to achieve greater fulfillment.After his similarly stylised video for indie band <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/07/20/big-moon-why-jonjo-lowe/65723" target="_blank">The Big Moon</a>, Lowe's vision of love at the end of the world, matching live action and animation via greenscreen, is a step&nbsp;forward towards a strong signature look.

Kavita Babbar

Alistair Little

Sophie Gia

Carina Etae

Finn Dove

Josha Eiffel

Matt Aure

Grace Nicol

PREP 'Years Don't Lie' by Jonjo Lowe

Prep-'Years-Don't-Lie'-by-Jonjo-Lowe

Bring Me The Horizon frontman Oli Sykes reanimates the Japanese monster movie genre&nbsp;in his thoroughly entertaining video for Obey - co-starring fellow Brit rocker Yungblud.&nbsp;Taking inspiration from Mecha - giant robots controlled by humans, popularised in Japanese anime and concepts such as&nbsp;Power Rangers&nbsp;and&nbsp;Transformers - the video pits Sykes' robot, towering over the city below, against Yungblud's punkier, spikier humanoid nemesis. All hell ensues when they confront each other - building to a disarming (and hilarious) final twist.[imgtoken data:1]With the spot-on production design by Dale Oliver Slater,&nbsp;and sterling work on robot wardrobe and makeup by Natasha Lawes,&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Dan Stafford-Clark pays homage to the Japanese source material (and possibly Beastie Boys' Intergalactic too) while adding a contemporary flair of his own.Then VFX work at Creep Post put excellent finishing touches to Sykes' vision. Talking about the meaning behind the video and the track, he says: "We consider ourselves free but only because the chains are invisible, and we are controlled in ways we don't even want to think about. They tell us how to live with a smile on their face - like shit ain't fucked up, inform us of tragic statistics like its nothing… it’s a weird world.[imgtoken data:2]"2020 is the year where we’re all being challenged by a deep and dark reality, but it’s also feeling like a time of hope and positivity. Our generation is waking up, realising what’s being conveyed, what we’re being sheltered from, and with that comes empowerment. We are being controlled in ways we don’t even want to think about, but with knowledge comes strength, and choices.. and the music video represents all of that."I wanted to add a real sense of nostalgia to the music video also to deliver such heavy lyrical content as a reminder of simpler times, and I’ve always been a huge fan of anime such as Neon Genesis Evangelion, so creating a blend of that, Power rangers and Godzilla was a super fun and creative shoot."

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