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Otis Dominique and RAYE co-direct the dazzling&nbsp;promo for new track Escapism.&nbsp;Capturing the brutality of post break-up blues and the hedonistic need to escape&nbsp;the reality of being dumped, the video follows the artist as she turns to partying, drinks, drugs and any excuse to forget the heartbreak that's ripping through her.&nbsp;Using a mix of camera techniques and a blurred amalgam of effects, bright lights and a non-linear timeline, it's a bold, unabashed vision that complements the punchy track.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"We worked really hard to create an honest depiction of where I was at that time in my life,” explains RAYE. “It was fun and wild. We shot it over a couple of days and wore point-of-view cameras during a wild night out at many different clubs. I pushed myself outside of my comfort zone and I ran 150 metres in 5 inch heels. We really took it there! I am really proud of it and hope everyone enjoys the visuals."Otis Dominique also says that he is very happy with the results of his collaboration with RAYE.&nbsp;"I'm so gassed to see this film come out after all the hard work put in from the whole team involved!" he says. "RAYE&nbsp;and (creative director) Mikey's approach to this project really allowed us all to push the limits creatively and make something that hasn't quite been done like this before."The song has so many ups and downs,&nbsp;changes of mood and vibe, so the challenge lay in how to connect these feelings and emotions together through filmmaking and storytelling without being too on the nose."My favourite element of the film is the contrast between our real night out footage and the considered setups we shot inside the exact same locations, truly showing the differences between reality and state of mind. That stuff goes hard and is so trippy!"

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Lauren Groves

Raye

Otis Dominique

Andre Wooz

Liz Adeleye

Mouthpiece

Kode

Joe Douglas

Nathan Killham

Danielle Wright

Oscar Stewart

Akay Delano

Jay Gomez

Johnny Donne

Simon Ward

Jeff Vine

Tom Watson

Joe Munro

Paleta

Alex Price

Bea Sweet

Phoebe May

Stef Colosi

Ikki Dhesi

RAYE ft 070 Shake 'Escapism' by Otis Dominique, RAYE

RAYE - Escapism. feat. 070 Shake (Official Music Video)

Otis Dominique directs a smooth one-shot promo for Skepta's recent appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.&nbsp;Strolling around an office building, we see the artist interacting with various workers whilst performing, weaving in and out of various rooms and effortlessly executing&nbsp;tasks on his&nbsp;workday To Do list.&nbsp;It's an unexpected but really effective concept, that shows off Skepta's multifaceted performance skills and effortlessly fresh wardrobe, courtesy of stylist Nicola Wilson.&nbsp;

Marion Solheim

Ed Chambers

Tom Wynborne

Ciro Candia

Will Crafts

Nicola Wilson

Karla Q. Leon

George Neave

Coffee & TV

Jack Goodwin

Dave Craddock

Grant Sandy Phillips

Grime

Hip Hop

Skepta 'Lit Like This' (for 'The Tonight Show') by Otis Dominique

Skepta-'Lit-Like-This-(for-The-Tonight-Show-Starring-Jimmy-Fallon)'-by-Otis-Dominique

Hurts' frontman Theo Hutchcraft is stripped of all his&nbsp;wordly possessions, in Chris Turner aka Favourite Colour&nbsp;Black's new video for All I Have To Give.&nbsp;Opening in a derelict toilet block, Theo is bloodied and bruised, hunched over a mirror as he navigates his new reality.&nbsp;Shot&nbsp;in one-take, the fourth wall is broken as the set is stripped and taken down - a darker version of Natalie Imbruglia's iconic Torn video - as he continues to lipsync to the track.&nbsp;The warm orange glow of the candles&nbsp;is a great contrast to the dingy aesthetic, representing a small flame of hope in a world full of nightmares. Even when we are stripped of everything we have to give, there is a way to move forwards.&nbsp;

Favourite Colour Black

Thalia Murray

Stable London Productions

Matt Vines

Dan Skully

Ciro Candida

Anastasia Romanchuka

Bobby Nicols

Lucy Hutchcraft

Natasha Lawes

Vick Parker

Raised By Wolves

Marisa Garner Associates

John Hassay

Park Village Studios

Synth Pop

Alt Rock

Hurts 'All I Have To Give' by Favourite Colour Black

Hurts-'All-I-Have-To-Give'-by-Favourite-Colour-Black

When a young lad enters an amusement park, in John Nolan&#39;s video for Stone Roses legend Ian Brown, you get a feeling&nbsp;that something special is about to happen. And you won&#39;t be disappointed, as Nolan, a&nbsp;master of the art of animatronics, has crearted something remarkable here, and turned&nbsp;Ian Brown into a curious, chilling fairground attraction.The boy, played by fine young actor Noah Jupe (A Quiet Place,&nbsp;Suburbicon), finds a kiosk in the shadowy corner of the fairground - and it contains the head of Ian Brown - a&nbsp;very lifelike animatronic version of Brown, that is. The head is the giant Zoltar robot in a fortune telling machine, which grants a wish to the boy.Also featuring Brown himself performing From Chaos To Harmony, this is a beautifully made film - also starring Daniel Peacock&nbsp;(Quadrophenia, Robin Hood Prince of Thieves) as the fairground owner - and shot by DoP Stuart Bentley.&nbsp;The animatronic &#39;Zoltar robot&#39; of Brown was constructed in Nolan&#39;s studio in Stoke Newington, North London, and the video was then filmed in the fairground and arcade on Southend seafront, and clearly a true labour of love by Nolan (who&#39;s previous work includes videos for Lamb and UNKLE, and the hilarious short Nolan&#39;s Cheddar).&nbsp;And Nolan&nbsp;will be bringing his amazing Zoltar box to&nbsp;Manchester&#39;s Piccadilly Records this Friday, 19th April...[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

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Janka Neustupova

Christine Smith

Lorraine Smith

Emma Biggins

Stuart Bentley

Bobbie Cousins

Richard Graham

Hannah Glossop

John Nolan Studio

The Mill

Kieron Phipps

Jonathan Sidwell

Juan Orihuela-Cuesta

Tom Wilkinson

Adam Conlon

Matt Wright

Dom Aronin

Lauren Gregory

Rock

Ian Brown 'From Chaos To Harmony' by John Nolan

Ian Brown - From Chaos To Harmony

Harking back to the good old days of the Nineties &ndash; with colour, energy, and one of the Nineties biggest hip-hop stars &ndash; Carly Cussen delivers a &ldquo;girl power&rdquo; style pop video for Little Mix&rsquo;s How Ya Doin&rsquo; &ndash; featuring Missy Elliott.Carly pays homage to those early Destiny&rsquo;s Child and Missy Elliott videos that she watched while growing up &ndash; with big colourful moving sets, in your face performances, and beauty lighting.&ldquo;I wanted to take a different approach to shooting a girl band,&rdquo; says Carly. &ldquo;Replacing &lsquo;sexy&rsquo; with &lsquo;girl power&rsquo; and really showing off the girls individual personalities.&rdquo;

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