Colourist

Derek Hansen

Max Moore and Code Orange frontman Jami Morgan direct a stirring performance promo for Take Shape.&nbsp;Featuring&nbsp;Smashing Pumpkins icon Billy Corgan, the video is a stylised nightmare which boasts a menagerie of haunting imagery.There are colourful, abstract moments which contrast the grungy aesthetic, and this dichotomy feels reminiscent of late 90's MTV, which perfectly fits the vibe of the track.&nbsp;Packed full of punchy vignettes, it's a hypnotic ride that toes the line between dream and nightmare and leaves a lasting impression. Just try not to think of Billy Corgan's flesh mask when you're trying to get to sleep tonight...&nbsp;

United States

Caroline Dorn

Jami Morgan

Max Moore

Evan Mcgillivray

Las Bandas Be Brave

Tuff

Chad Dougherty

Eric Robbins

Djay Brawner

Max Rose

Eugena Neumann

Kevin Guild

Jacob Perry

Rebekah Vanderlinden

Christina Guerra

Afx Creative

Nic Torres

Eric Shade Balderose

Rock

Code Orange ft Billy Corgan 'Take Shape' by Max Moore, Jami Morgan

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Eyes Wide Shut meets Belly as Joe Nankin takes us Into the life and mind of DSTRCT, on the slick streets of late-night LA.&nbsp;Nankin sketches DSTRCT's world&nbsp;of fame, fans, paparazzi and partying. But then there's another mysterious, older figure watching from a distance, dogging his every move. Is he&nbsp;a figment of DSTRCT’s imagination or is something more sinister at play?&nbsp;&nbsp;Joe Nankin uses a cinematic approach by mixing mystery, surreal elements and aggressive style to convey the idea of fame and all that comes with it, leaving certain aspects unanswered allowing the viewer to draw their own conclusions. Beautifully made, sophisticated and very rewarding.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Joe Nankin

Joey Fitzimmons

Connor Gould

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Kadri Mahmoud

Hayden Mason

Drew Weaver

Kevin Ulibarri

Jack Motter

Ashley Stern

Nasir Bright

Kandi Hernandez

Hip Hop

DSTRCT ‘Tear It Up’ by Joe Nankin

DSTRCT - Tear It Up (Official Music Video)

Isaac Rentz directs a mesmerising performance promo for Mabel, Jax Jones and Galantis' new track Good Luck.&nbsp;The upbeat video takes place in a trippy, effervescent setting, combining funhouse mirrors with radiant refracted&nbsp;lighting effects and slick styling.&nbsp;The focus is very much on choreography and movement, and Mabel thrives in the high-energy environment, much like in her previous collaboration with Isaac Rentz on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/06/23/mabel-let-them-know-isaac-rentz/71559">Let Them Know</a>.

United Kingdom

Mattie Evans

Holly Rose

Simeone Beyene

Anna Trevelyan

Isaac Rentz

Ersan Beskardes

Kode

Lisa Foo

Joe Sherno

Tony C Miller

Nathan Killham

Louise Harris

Bennett Clarke

Sam Tozer

Amber Rimmel

Rio Sreedharan

Daniel Sallstrom

James Fage

Lalim Edit

Mabel x Jax Jones x Galantis 'Good Luck' by Isaac Rentz

Mabel, Jax Jones, Galantis - Good Luck (Official Video)

Mabel has vivid recollections of the night before, in Isaac Rentz's dazzling promo for Let Them Know.&nbsp;The video boasts slick choreography, ultra-modern set design and a fearless performance from Mabel -&nbsp;all packaged in a glossy, no-holds-barred affair.&nbsp;Non-stop action from start to end, the concept oozes Noughties nostalgia, and shows a brand new side to Mabel and her performance style. She's not only singing, but definitely got the moves to go with it.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Kode Media

Beatrice Giustini

James Dyer

Amir Pa'afshar

Mabel 'Let Them Know' by Isaac Rentz

Mabel-'Let-Them-Know'-by-Isaac-Rentz

Max Moore directs breakout newcomer Foster&nbsp;in the promo for Fools (Can't Help Falling In Love).&nbsp;Shot in both Nashville and London, the video depicts Foster at a drive-in movie theatre, with Sody is shown performing in an interior elsewhere&nbsp;- filmed in London by 2nd unit director&nbsp;Lewis Cater.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sampling the iconic Elvis Presley track, the visual has a decidedly anachronistic aesthetic, balancing traditional iconography with a youthful perspective.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Nate Spicer intercuts silky-smooth gimbal shots with vintage 16mm textures, elevating the nostalgic vibes.&nbsp;

Allison Joy

Tuff Contender

Nate Spicer

Shannon Griffin

Aresena

Kat Catteneo

Sony Music

Lewis Cater

Foster ft Sody 'Fools (Can't Help Falling In Love)' by Max Moore

Foster-Ft.-Sody-'Fools-(can't-Help-Falling-In-Love)'-by-Max-Moore

After the impressive video for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/11/30/nana-ft-reason-la-times-andrew-litten/68266" target="_blank">LA Times</a>, Andrew Litten's latest film for Nana focusses upon another aspect of the California rapper's history - his upbringing&nbsp;in a devout Christian family, and how he strayed from that path.This is more deftly powerful filmmaking, with Litten focussing upon character through a series of small episodes, and then dovetailing&nbsp;his impressionistic storytelling with the lazer sharp message of Nana's track, King's Blvd 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Andrew Litten

Anastasia Solovieva

Voyager

Andrew Hutcheson

Ben Steen

Marizo Siller

Mohamed Alaali

Christine Cangelosi

Narkie Opong

Arsenal

Ryan Game

Jordan Hollingsworth

Reprobates

OB Management

Sabrina Rivera

Nana 'King's Blvd 2' by Andrew Litten

Andrew Litten explores the paranoia and danger inherent in a chance encounter in his video for LA rapper Nana, featuring Reason.Essentially Litten sets the scene in very cinematic terms - atmospheric black and white cinematography conjures up a long lineage of American filmmaking - while Nana and Reason tell their different sides of the story. It's all about the connections and codes of behaviour that endows an otherwise prosaic event with the potential to burst into deadly violence.This intriguing and compelling&nbsp;work was co-written by Nana and Andrew Litten, and shot in Nana's hometown of Crenshaw, Los Angeles. "The video for LA Times focuses on a universal truth - fear, and how it can consume your mind if you let it," says Litten.&nbsp;"Our concept is hinged on one small moment of Nana walking past the featured artist, Reason of TDE, in the dark, vacant parking lot of the Crenshaw Mall. As Nana weighs his options of how to get out of this small confrontation, Reason begs the audience to understand his side of the story, and how one can be a victim of circumstance."

Henry Reed

Joanna Nguyen

Felipe Larrondo

Darrell Ham

Kevin Kim

Evaline Wu Huang

Jessica Amburgey

Nana ft Reason 'LA Times' by Andrew Litten

Nana-Featuring-Reason-'La-Times'-by-Andrew-Litten

LANY reunite with Isaac Ravishankara - director of their memorable&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/02/14/lany-thick-and-thin-isaac-ravishankara/57315" target="_blank">'how did they do that?'&nbsp;video for Thick And Thin</a>&nbsp;- for Heart Won't Let Me. The result&nbsp;is poignant, and like their previous collaboration, contains an element of mystery.&nbsp;It's another one-shot, with frontman&nbsp;Paul Jason Klein walking towards a big inflated balloon - shaped like a heart of course. Ravishankara's concept is simple but powerful, with Klein drawn back repeatedly to grab the balloon, representing the push-pull dynamic of relationships and heartbreak, and the insurmountable effort it takes to wrestle against our own emotions. And is the balloon getting bigger? Soon he is being lifted slightly off the ground, and then some more...&nbsp;&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Drew Bienemann's sublime cinematography is both intimate and arresting, bathing the artist in a soft red glow and capturing the hypnotic while keeping things grounded. Well, until the end, that is.&nbsp;

Isaac Ravishankara

Jason Baum

Scissor Films

Elizabeth Doonan

Mike Hart

Drew Bienemann

Matt Ardine

Jake Sammis

Mouthpiece

Polydor Records

Division 7

SMUGGLER

Alternative Rock

LANY 'Heart Won't Let Me' by Isaac Ravishankara

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For their first original song in five years, Alon Isociano's video for Pentatonix's Happy Now captures bandmembers Scott, Mitch, Kirstin, Kevin and Matt in striking noir-inspired black &amp; white portraits. At least that is how it begins.The song is all about new beginnings and about rediscovering happiness - about transformation&nbsp; - and as the video progresses, shafts of light illuminate the space and the band. Lensed by Jon Chema,&nbsp;the positivity of the video is reflected in how the light also brings&nbsp;vibrant colour.Each situation transforms from cold, empty environments, to a space full of lush green foliage and flowers, as Isocianu reflects the relentlessly upbeat Happy Now by creating a hyper-saturated and hyper-stylized world of positivity and happiness.&nbsp;

Alon Isocianu

Sarah Park

Huffman Creative

Ryan Huffman

Jon Chema

Ali Isaksen

Candice Lambert

Torsten Witte

Reactiv

Anna Junger

Sam Houston

RCA Records

Pentatonix 'Happy Now' by Alon Isocianu

Pentatonix-'Happy-Now'-by-Alon-Isocianu

Mabel designs her ideal man in Isaac Rentz's&nbsp;90s-inspired video for Boyfriend.&nbsp;The video opens with Mabel and friends using a futuristic LCD screen, swiping through schematics of various men. There's the nice guy, the sweet guy, the bad guy - and when the perfect man is just a click or a swipe away, why not indulge and see what's out there?&nbsp;Mabel does just that, awakening several different subjects and interacting with them in a glass room, but ultimately decides&nbsp;she is better off with her girls.&nbsp;DP&nbsp;Alexandre Jamin utilises bold colours and&nbsp;FX lights to create a dynamic and vibrant aesthetic, which is matched by&nbsp;Lucie Red's impeccable art direction. Mabel's performance brings the heat and switches up the pace through several impressive dance setups. Cinematic, and with a heavy dose of nostalgia, this is a brilliant promo pulled off by a talented creative team.&nbsp;

Amalia Rosen-Rawlings

Meghan Willcox

Rory Shaw

Alexandre Jamin

Bernin Isaac

Danny Hayward

Lucie Red

Simone Beyene /  Lola Chatterton

Rio Sreedharan / Coco Netty

Maria Asadi / Sian Duke

Sean Coooper

Semera Khan

Contemporary R&B

Mabel 'Boyfriend' by Isaac Rentz

Mabel-'Boyfriend'-by-Isaac-Rentz

Latin boybands Prettymuch &amp; CNCO clash in a&nbsp;gravity-defying game of five-a-side football, in Isaac Rentz's video for Me Necesita.Possibly the world's first boyband collaboration to boot. Or football boot.

Michelle Larkin

Hound Content

Isaac Rice, Missy Galanida

Neil Brown

Joe Osbourne

Kai Saul

Quot;teddy

Troy

Quot; Dickerson

Heather Ballish

Wade Morrison

Maxi

Per Elizabeth

Jennifer Kennedy

Clark Jackson

Kat Cattaneo

Syco

Prettymuch & CNCO 'Me Necesita' by Isaac Rentz

Prettymuch-&amp;-Cnco-'Me-Necesita'-by-Isaac-Rentz

Andrew Litten directs Nana&#39;s debut music video for On My Momma, with a vibrancy and wit that makes it a supremely watchable video from start to finish.&nbsp;At first, it&#39;s all lo-fi and&nbsp;night vision, as Nana and his friends head&nbsp;back to his house, to wake up his dear Mom, to play her the song he just made in her honour, followed by a all-action sequence of shenanigans.Nana&#39;s night takes an unexpected turn after lots of&nbsp;Jackass-style goofing around&nbsp;ends with him crashing out of a shopping cart and knocking himself out. And that&nbsp;sends him into a much slicker &#39;music video world&#39;. It&#39;s a nice variation, almost switch-around, of the dream sequence idea&nbsp;that works really well.&nbsp;And then when Nana finally comes around, back to reality, his good old Mom is there for him...

David Arteaga

Keith Hudson

Cole Crawford

Robby Salisbury

The Mill

Diane Valera

Dlgn

Nana 'On My Momma' by Andrew Litten

Nana - On My Momma (Official Video)

Isaac Rentz makes Olly Murs irresistible on the dance floor &ndash; with a little help from Rowan Atkinson - for this tie-in with the third movie starring Atkinson&#39;s bumbling British super-spy, Johnny English Strikes Again.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Isaac Rice

Missy Galanida

Kenneth Arnold Taylor

Bryant Jansen

Pele Alexandria Kudren

Nra Kudelka

Nikki Parisi

Ernie Gilbert

Zack Sekuler

Burning Reel

Olly Murs ft. Snoop Dogg 'Moves' by Isaac Rentz

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Daniel Henry&#39;s accomplished video for Cleveland blues-rock band&nbsp;Welshly Arms lights up a place in the darkness to show that everyone is looking for safety and stability - the Sanctuary of the songtitle.In sketching different stories Henry also shows that sanctuary&nbsp;can sometimes mean different things to different people. And not everyone is keen on the usefulness&nbsp;of drones.

Welshly Arms 'Sanctuary' by Daniel Henry

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