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Daniel Broadley

Daniel Broadley directs a breezy performance promo for Pixey.&nbsp;In the video for I'm Just High, we see the artist hanging out in her bedroom, performing and posing until she gets whisked away to an outdoor fantasy land, stacked high upon a pile of mattresses and eventually floating out in a body of water.The evocative visual is a sun-soaked dream, and harks back to late 90's/early 00's nostalgia, but with a refreshing, understated twist.&nbsp;An absorbing watch and perfect introduction to the Liverpool-based singer, producer and multi-instrumentalist.

United Kingdom

Phoebe Butterworth

Matthew Sterling

Mouthpiece

Kode

Jack Lilley

Nathan Killham

Jack Hayter

Nikita Brienza

Carlo Avena

Katie Pearce

Cam Sander

Pixey 'I'm Just High' by Daniel Broadley

Pixey - I’m Just High (Official Video)

Tia Salisbury directs a darkly comic promo for post-punk musician Billy Nomates, aka Tor Maries - featuring Spencer Jones, creator/star of off-the-wall TV comedy The Mind of Herbert Clumperdunk.&nbsp;In the video for Blue Bones, Jones plays Maries' super-needy slobbish partner, slurping noodles and invading her space.&nbsp;He's suffocating her both spiritually and physically,&nbsp;in&nbsp;a relationship heading towards&nbsp;its death throes.In the end, it looks like they find some level ground, before Maries hops out and starts life on a more hopeful timeline. This lo-fi effort is a&nbsp;great showcase for the artist and director, and a sign of great things to come for both.&nbsp;

Tia Salisbury

Tor Maries

James Trevascus

Geoff Barrow

Invada Records

Dan Hilltout

James Copplestone Farmer

Georgia Quilty Kent

Isabel While

Dan Moran Colour

Spencer Jones

Mintcake

Oliver Kendall

Post-Punk

Billy Nomates 'Blue Bones' by Tia Salisbury

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Theo Watkins's video for Bristol band Palace visualises the elusive state of being between full consciousness and sleep.A spotlight in an otherwise darkened room picks out different individuals, including the band, within a house. There is variation and repetition of the setups and a consistent returning to a close-up image of a face, as if these his final thoughts as he drifts off to slumber.Watkins thorough exploration of the idea makes for an impressive, enigmatic work for the band's Lover (Don't Let Me Down).

Theo Watkins

We Are Jam

Jamie Harding

Lois Bryant

Shona Adele

Dan Moran

Olamiposi Ayorinde

Ali Neale

Virgin Music

Palace 'Lover (Don't Let Me Down)' by Theo Watkins

Palace-'Lover-(don't-Let-Me-Down)'-by-Theo-Watkins

Jack Lilley directs a hypnotic promo for Ishmael Ensemble, featuring a powerful performance from vocalist Holly Wellington, shot in a single take.&nbsp;The visual is inspired by the rawness in the lyrics of Empty Hands, which was penned shortly after Holly finished a full year of treatment for breast cancer.&nbsp;“As well as holding elation and euphoria in one hand, in the other I was experiencing a lot of emotional pain as I started to process what had happened." Wellington explains.&nbsp;"Writing the lyrics, I was envisioning standing in front of God and laying it out plainly, ‘ok so I’m still here, now what?' This body has been through so much. Do with me what you want, this all must be for something, I’m here and I’m ready. Life post-treatment is undoubtably difficult, it’s been about untangling myself mentally and then focusing on what I need to flourish, and for me that’s making art.”[imgtoken data:1]This poignance and strength can be found in every element of the visual, from the unwavering performance through to the pulsating lights and overwhelming wash of colour in the backdrop. The result is mesmerising."For the video we just wanted to focus in on Holly's performance," says Jack Lilley. "The song really has a real drive to it and it felt that having her slowly rotate throughout the whole thing would enhance that feeling of slow, undulating rhythm."We also took the risk of shooting it all on 16mm despite only having the budget for two takes. However I think it paid off in the end as the texture that it offered just helped to give the performance a more authentic feel."

Claire Bender

Holly Wellington

Independant

Jazz

Electronic

Ishmael Ensemble 'Empty Hands' by Jack Lilley

Ishmael-Ensemble-'Empty-Hands'-by-Jack-Lilley

Daniel Broadley directs a mesmerising promo for Nick Jonas' This Is Heaven, the latest entry from his Spaceman album campaign.&nbsp;We open on Jonas writing lines on a typewriter, detailing a spaceman whose jetpack ignites and launches him skyward - a nod to the final scene of his <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3cF_AuwZIc" target="_blank">previous video</a>.&nbsp;From there, the artist is shown in a variety of performance vignettes, each with a distinctly dystopian&nbsp;sci-fi vibe, tying into the abstract aesthetic of the campaign so far.&nbsp;Shot across a handful of stunning locations, Stefan Yap's&nbsp;cinematography elevates the concept to cinematic heights, delivering on the larger than life promise of Jonas' latest project.&nbsp;

James Cross

Kode Media

Michelle Cheung

Jack Wiles

Chris Malin

Stefan Yap

Chris Steel

Elisa Spigariol

Christopher J Orr

Mark Stewart

Jess Morgan

Avo Yermagyan

Mekel Bailey

Charle Mcewen

Sam Hardy

Joseph Bicknell

Company 3

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Nick Jonas 'This Is Heaven' by Daniel Broadley

Nick-Jonas-'This-Is-Heaven'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Tom Jones faces off against a&nbsp;mysterious&nbsp;oppressor, in his cover of&nbsp;Malvina Reynolds' No Hole In My Head.Directed by Daniel Broadley, the promo opens with Sir Tom standing in front of a police lineup wall, before going head to head with his anonymous nemesis&nbsp;in an interrogation room.As more characters begin to populate the room&nbsp;one-by-one, they each find the strength to shine bright and cancel out the darkness, overruling their fear&nbsp;and doubts.&nbsp;&nbsp;It's a great concept, with a trademark powerful performance from the iconic artist, and plenty of attitude to boot.&nbsp;Sir Tom is clearly not done yet. And if this and his previous&nbsp;video for Talking Reality Television Blues&nbsp;are anything to go by, he is gearing up for one of his most varied and exciting releases to date.&nbsp;

Ersan Beskardes

Elliot Zelmanovits

Ty Hack

Frank Dow

Juan Minotta

Robbie Mayo

Noah Furrer

Benny Casey 

Suzie Walsh

Jess Mcquaid

Craig Coole

James Hackett

Rock

Soul

Tom Jones 'No Hole In My Head' by Daniel Broadley

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Daniel Broadley directs a colourful set of live sessions for Sea Girls.&nbsp;Set in a minimalist studio fitted out with dozens of LED tube lights,&nbsp;the performance of each track is accompanied by a vibrant colour choice - switching through pink, gold, red and blue to create a unique aesthetic for each section.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Aaron Rogers matches the frenetic pace with energetic&nbsp;camerawork, employing a handheld style to create a rough and ready vibe.&nbsp;

Hannah Wainwright

Afzal Robbani

Aaron Rogers

Nick Crew

Dave Allen

Elle Fell

Jon Dobson

Carrie Sutton

Indie Rock

Sea Girls 'Live Sessions' by Daniel Broadley

Singer and multi-instrumentalist Pixey throws shapes in Daniel Broadley's frenetic promo for Just Move.&nbsp;Marking her debut release, the video is a perfect introduction to the artist.&nbsp;Not only are the performance scenes exhilarating, but the setups of Pixey playing the guitar and drums showcase her considerable talents across the music-making process.The choreography is also perfectly suited to the concept,&nbsp;experimental and impulsive with a bubblegum&nbsp;pop sheen.&nbsp;

Patrick Bethal

Chess Club Records

Pixey 'Just Move' by Daniel Broadley

Pixey-'Just-Move'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Daniel Broadley directs a hyperactive vision for The Prototypes' Enter The Warrior.Simple in its concept, the performance-based visual sees featured artist B3ndu and dancer Aggie Nonsizi rocking around an empty landscape, switching between luscious shots in nature, and a more gritty section underneath a towering block of flats.Using architecture to frame the movement, Broadley - also the&nbsp;DoP on this video - matches the beat of the track with frantic, jerky motions, creating a breathless and unstoppable vibe.&nbsp;

Aggie Nonsizi

Drum & Bass

The Prototypes ft. B3ndu 'Enter The Warrior' by Daniel Broadley

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Daniel Broadley explores how we communicate under lockdown in the documentary-style visual for Lockdown (whichis in aid of the charity Refuge).&nbsp;Collaborators&nbsp;Richard Walters and Patrick J Pearson- collectively known as LYR-&nbsp;developed the track from&nbsp;a poem by&nbsp;Simon Armitage, with narration from&nbsp;actress Florence Pugh and&nbsp;Pete Wareham of Melt Yourself Down.The video features a cast of everyday characters,&nbsp;and celebrates our collective&nbsp;actions to help the country in its time of need. Families, couples and solo dwellers stand at their windows, holding sheets of paper with snippets of the poem. This mixed media aesthetic very much captures the zeitgeist of this period, which is already packed full of its own unique iconography and themes.&nbsp;A great, out-of-the-box concept for lockdown, this is a hugely successful video with&nbsp;an exciting mix of collaborators,&nbsp;which exists to help a very worthy cause.

Simon Chmiewlski

Poetry

Spoken Word

LYR 'Lockdown' ft. Florence Pugh, Melt Yourself Down by Daniel Broadley

Lyr-'Lockdown-(in-Aid-Of-Refuge)-Ft.-Florence-Pugh,-Melt-Yourself-Down'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Cult pop-punk band Neck Deep retreat to their native South Wales (Rockfield Studios)&nbsp;for this old-school performance video, directed by Our World is Grey.It has become incredibly fashionable to mine ’90s rock performance videos as a reference. The improvisational approach of videos for Breeders, Pixies and early Weezer, as well as the cheap 16mm aesthetic of grunge, has become oddly aspirational. So it’s great to see a video that looks authentically like the post-rock videos it is channeling. And appropriate for a young, regional band carrying the DIY spirit of that era.DOPs Jamie Harding and Daniel Broadley&nbsp;deserve&nbsp;a special mention. Their period look, shot on 16mm and Super-8mm, gives the video a homegrown, lived-in quality.&nbsp;

Our World Is Grey

Jack Lightfoot

Blindeye Films

Joshua Halling

Hopeless Records

Louis Catlett

Pop-punk

Pop-punk, Punk

Pop Rock

Neck Deep 'She's A God' by Our World Is Grey

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UK country duo Ward Thomas&#39;s song No Filter is about the bottling up of feelings and then letting go. This gets a terrific interpretation in Daniel Broadley&#39;s video.Broadley presents three vignettes showing the struggles and anguish of three young people, pulled together with sisters Catherine and Lizzy Ward Thomas&#39;s riveting performance of the song, and their shared therapy session.And if the seriousness of their issues and evident lack of self-worth sparks our curiosity&nbsp;- and each set-up is beautifully photographed by DoP&nbsp;Ben Coughlan - the payoff is superb. There&#39;s a roar of pain that becomes cathartic, and brings everyone together at the moment when the emotion of the song is at its peak. Powerful stuff.

Rob Jelley

Sasha Moon

Oliver Callund

Jonathan Sidwell

Ben Coughlan

Rupert Hornstein

Tom Carpenter

Alex Gibbon

Ellie Witt

Sophie O'Kane

Gemma Stafford

Paula Mccash

Celia Evans

Kat Cattaneo

Sony Music

Doug Walshe

Country

Ward Thomas 'No Filter' by Daniel Broadley

Ward-Thomas-'No-Filter'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Daniel Broadley&#39;s latest video for You Me At Six is a shaggy dog story wrapped in a tribute to The Big Lebowski&#39;s bowling alley scenes, with lead singer Josh Franceschi channelling&nbsp;Jeff Bridges&#39; lovably hapless&nbsp;Dude, with the rest of the band taking the other&nbsp;roles.It&#39;s bowling night, and Franceschi&#39;s dog has gone&nbsp;missing. Then it becomes clear that his sleazy bowling rivals have something to do with its disappearance.&nbsp;Time for a no-holds-barred high stakes bowling match.Rowan&#39;s of Finsbury Park, North London provides the perfect venue&nbsp;for this action-comedy, and also a groundbreaking band performance of the track Back Again in the bowling lanes.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Phillip Heron

Rob Hawkins

Kupa Warner

Joseph Crone

You Me At Six 'Back Again' by Daniel Broadley

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Daniel Broadley&rsquo;s video&nbsp;for You Me At Six&nbsp;is separated out into three acts and explores &#39;the expectation&#39;, &#39;the reality&#39; and &#39;the peak&#39; of a night out.&nbsp;&nbsp;With its use of atmospheric lighting, dark and flourescent, this performance piece is intertwinned with this engaging, well executed&nbsp;narrative that&rsquo;s both&nbsp;comedic and&nbsp;sophisticated.

Conor Duffy

Ato Yankey

Tom O'Keefe

Gary Long

James Wicks

Elliott Linehan-Cross

Lucy Cooper

Alicia Ellis

Rebel Post

Kaitlyn Battistelli

Electric Theatre Collective

Olivia Hobbs

You Me At Six '3am' by Daniel Broadley

You-Me-At-Six-'3am'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Shades of an Anton Corbijn classic for Nirvana as new Director/DOP duo Our World Is Grey&nbsp;team up with Neck Deep on their latest single for Don&#39;t Wait.It&#39;s a surreal and bleak portrayal of loss of innocence, peppered with political sentiments and symbolism, with stylish art direction (Jess Morgan at Jam Studio),&nbsp;and wrapped in a nostalgic non-heart shaped box. &nbsp;

Sans Noir

Jean Dakar

Jacob Gibbins

Tom Nowell

Naomi Lake

Neck Deep 'Don't Wait' by Our World Is Grey

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Remember the iconic race scene between Kenickie and Danny in Grease?&nbsp;Well, Daniel Broadley&#39;s video for Dusky Grey&nbsp;swaps the souped-up motors&nbsp;for&nbsp;customised shopping trolleys instead. It gives&nbsp;a twist to the meaning of their song title, Joy Ride, as they race around rooftops against the London skyline.&nbsp;

Tamara Lenz

Nicholas Lee-Shield

Adam Kavanagh

Benjy Kirkman

Robert Shears

Natasha Lawes

Zoe Tyrrell

Final Cut

Wash

John Moule

Dusky Grey 'Joy Ride' by Daniel Broadley

Dusky-Grey-'Joy-Ride'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Daniel Broadley took a multi-camera crew to London&#39;s Alexandra Palace to capture Don Broco playing their biggest headline show to date - and performing their new banger, T-Shirt Song.&nbsp;

Jack Wilkinson

James Liston

Toby Goodger

Don Broco 'T-Shirt Song' by Daniel Broadley

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In Daniel Broadley&#39;s video for Why, Skinny Living frontman Ryan Johnston revisit scenes from the life of his&nbsp;younger, and&nbsp;more troubled self.It also features Johnston&#39;s sister, the person cited in the song for saving the singer,&nbsp;helping him through&nbsp;a dark and devastating period of depression, and on the road to recovery.&ldquo;It&rsquo;s always daunting making a video, wondering if it will bring the song across in the right way,&quot; says Johnston.&nbsp;&quot;I feel like it does. It represents something a lot of us go through and hopefully demonstrates the power of unconditional love.&rdquo;

Skinny Living 'Why' by Daniel Broadley

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