Production Company

Doomsday Entertainment

Donald Glover and Hiro Murai take us back to the 1930s&nbsp;and a bygone era of twinkled-toed entertainment in the brilliant&nbsp;return of Glover's musical alter ego Childish Gambino.&nbsp;The six-minute video for Little Foot Big Foot sees Glover and his pals as a young musical act, arriving at a down-at-heel nightspot in Depression-era rural America, to perform their sizzling song-and-dance act to the denizens - and gaining barely a flicker of a response until a dramatic turn of events changes everything.&nbsp;With a vintage noir style and slick choreography inspired by all of the greats - channelling the mid-century black entertainers such as the Williams Brothers -&nbsp;&nbsp;and it's a dazzling comeback and the first of several visuals planned for new album Atavista, which also acts as the soundtrack for Glover's upcoming film&nbsp;Bando Stone &amp; the New World.it also brings Hiro Murai - and DoP Larkin Sieple - back to music videos to show us what we have been missing. The pair provide the visual depth and element of darkness,&nbsp;that counterpoints&nbsp;Glover's irresistible urge to entertain.&nbsp;And the final section, where Young Nudy is a giant surveying the landscape beneath him, is a visual jolt that's pure Murai. Masterful stuff.

United States

Hiro Murai

Jason Cole

Danielle Hinde

Larkin Seiple

Page Buckner

Mary Zophres

Luke Lynch

Monumental

Square VFX

Hip Hop

Childish Gambino ft Young Nudy 'Little Foot Big Foot' by Hiro Murai

Childish Gambino - Little Foot Big Foot (Official Video) ft. Young Nudy

After his outstanding videos for Residente's This Is Not America and UKMVA-winning Fatoumata Diawara's Nsera, Gregory Ohrel has directed a two minute commercial&nbsp;for German discount retailer&nbsp;PENNY for their seasonal social awareness campaign that is hugely impactful.PENNY's new campaign tackles a pressing social issue: children's rights. This is explored through different individual stories, in a series of interlinking dramatic vignettes - a technique that Ohrel has mastered, including in those aforementioned&nbsp;videos. We see how relatively accepted adult behaviour in the modern world applies huge pressure on children, and leads to what is a real epidemic of mental health issues among the young.Thought-provoking, heart-rending and a proper call to action - exemplified by the children's protest march that climaxes the film - this is one&nbsp;seasonal ad that definitely should demand&nbsp;your attention.

Germany

Grégory Ohrel

FRIEND

Commercial Break: PENNY 'The Kids' by Gregory Ohrel

Spot | PENNY | The Kids (English)

The video for Residente's This Is Not America (ft Ibeyi), directed by Gregory Ohrel,&nbsp;was awarded the Special Jury prize at the 30th South By South West Film and TV on Tuesday (March 14th).The <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/03/25/residente-ft-ibeyi-not-america-greg-ohrel/75548" target="_blank">hugely&nbsp;powerful video</a>, produced by Doomsday Entertainment, reenacts moments in Latin American history through a series of uncompromising vignettes, visualising the veteran Puerto Rican rapper's cry of resistance against oppression and corruption in South and Central America.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;On This Is Not America, the SXSW jury commented: “Our Special Jury winner is a striking, visceral and timely representation of the struggles people face in Latin America today. It’s a piece worthy of attention from US audiences, as well as Latin. We also felt it incorporates some of the most symbolically rich – and creative – shots we’ve seen recently in music videos.”The Special Jury prize was one of two Jury prizes handed out to music videos in the awards ceremony - both of which explored political themes. The Grand Jury winner in the Music Video category was <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiDSe9msjUM" target="_blank">Amanda Sum's Different Than Before</a>, written and directed by&nbsp;Mayumi Yoshida.SXSW said of the Amanda Sum video: “We were particularly moved by this story of an Asian father’s journey to action when faced with racist hecklers in front of his family. The video creates a brilliant stop Asian hate narrative that accomplishes the near impossible feat of evoking not just tears, but laughter – all in just a few minutes. It’s a rare music video imbued with the power to make viewers smile and weep while learning about racism in America.”This year's South By South West Film &amp; TV Festival began the day after Everything Everywhere All At Once's stunning sweep of the 2023 Academy Awards, winning seven Oscars, including Best Picture. The movie, directed by The Daniels (Dan Kwan and Dan Scheinert), was premiered&nbsp;at South&nbsp;By South West last year - a landmark that was celebrated by&nbsp;Claudette Godfrey, VP, Film &amp; TV."Our hearts are bursting with joy for DANIELS who first brought their work to SXSW 11 years ago and won our Music Video Competition," said Godfrey. "It’s indescribable that we were also able to celebrate last year’s Opening Night Film&nbsp;Everything Everywhere All at Once&nbsp;and their seven Academy Awards. We know that another SXSW filmmaker in the Paramount Theater tonight will go on to fulfill their own creative dreams and achieve success beyond what they can imagine now!”• 30th SXSW Film &amp; TV Festival - all the winners <a href="https://www.sxsw.com/film/2023/sxsw-film-tv-festival-announces-2023-jury-and-special-awards/" target="_blank">here</a> &nbsp;&nbsp;

Residente's 'This Is Not America' wins Special Jury prize at SXSW 2023

In one of the most enthralling examples of AI-fired creativity to be seen in music videos towards the end of last year,&nbsp;Tristan Holmes animated more than&nbsp;10,000 frames generated on AI program Midjourney to create a stunning visceral experience for the Chicago-based heavy metal band Disturbed.Crucially, Holmes successfully manages to harness the possibilities of the technology to work with his own purpose and vision for the epic track Bad Man - the band's protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine.&nbsp;The video is an assault on the senses, but the director's own painterly visual aesthetic shines through.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]The process took Holmes over a month of intense work, but the results are stupendous.&nbsp;“This video has been a labor of love and I am super proud to share it," Holmes has said."Inspired by the plight of the Ukrainian people it is a poignant and powerful comment on the world today and the rise of autocracy not only in Eastern Europe but in other parts of the world."<div>&nbsp;</div>

Tristan Holmes

Arianna Tomasettig

Terry Simpson

Devin Sarno

Rock

Heavy Metal

Disturbed 'Bad Man' by Tristan Holmes

Disturbed - Bad Man

Michael Parks Randa directs a moving promo for Delta Spirit's What's Done Is Done.&nbsp;Premiered at SXSW 2022, the video tells an inclusive love story never before depicted on screen, created to champion and advocate for authentic representation and inclusion in the music industry.The couple play an aged-up version of themselves, stuck in the grind of day-to-day life, each yearning for the spark of their younger years.&nbsp;Coming to the realisation that they are still very much in love, the two track each other down and re-connect, ending on a heartwarming climax.&nbsp;The video stars Zack Gottsagen (The Peanut Butter Falcon) and Jamie Brewer (American Horror Story), two acclaimed actors with Down Syndrome, and is created in partnership with the Global Down Syndrome Foundation.&nbsp;

Michael Parks Randa

Amanda Booth

Terra Mackintosh

Greg Hudgins

Kent Willard

Robby Opperman

Trevor Jackson

Honah Lee Milne

Ren Allen

Rob Bessette

Zack Gottsagen

Jamie Brewer

New West Records

Delta Spirit 'What's Done Is Done' by Michael Parks Randa

Delta-Spirit-'What's-Done-Is-Done'-by-Michael-Parks-Randa

Greg Ohrel directs a hugely powerful promo for Puerto Rican rapper Residente's This Is Not America, taking aim at police brutality, corporate greed&nbsp;and the effects of US cultural hegemony - and acting as both sequel and critique of the seminal video for Childish Gambino's This Is America.&nbsp;&nbsp;Remarkably poignant, the heartwrenching concept is unflinching in its display of brutal injuries, destruction of land and the forced separation of families, and cleverly parallels opposing ideas through match cuts and split screen effects.&nbsp;An undercurrent of anger is palpable throughout the video, and the portrait-style vignettes interspersed throughout act as a reminder of the people and communities these issues are affecting, whilst also acting as a statement that the victims refuse to be oppressed.Many of the scenes in the video are based on real political&nbsp;events that are well known in Latin America, but not so much elsewhere - including when Puerto Rican independence fighter Lolita Lebrón shot&nbsp;live rounds into the air&nbsp;inside the US Capitol Building in 1954, in protest to&nbsp;violence inflicted the US government on Puerto Rico (including bombing);&nbsp;and (in the video's most horrifying scene) the assassination of Chilean folk singer Victor Jara,&nbsp;killed for singing songs against General Pinochet's US-backed military coup&nbsp;while imprisoned in Estadio Chile in 1973.&nbsp;Like This Is America, the video was produced by Jason Cole and Danielle Hinde at Doomsday Entertainment. And like Donald Glover and Hiro Murai's polemic about the reality of&nbsp;violence and fear in Black people's lives in the US, this video is also&nbsp;attracting serious debate and commentary, in a growing number of YouTube reaction videos, and other, <a href="https://www.latinorebels.com/2022/03/21/residenteamerica/" target="_blank">more scholarly articles</a>.Comparisons are inevitable, but&nbsp;Residente's This Is Not America differs from This Is America in being essentially more politically-based: the rapper's&nbsp;focus is upon the resilience of the oppressed, and their willingness to resist. A glimmer of hope amid the horror.Ultimately&nbsp;Ohrel's brilliant direction of a succession of gut-punchingly powerful scenes makes this one of the standout videos of the year so far&nbsp;- in fact, of the decade so far.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3][imgtoken data:4]

Puerto Rico

Greg Ohrel

Lluis Martí

Erick Douat

Corinna Martinez

Barbarella Pardo

Mastodonte

Matthieu Toullet

Company 3

Residente ft Ibeyi 'This Is Not America' by Greg Ohrel

Residente - This is Not America (Official Video) ft. Ibeyi

LAMAR+NIK welcome Taylor Bennett to their world, placing the Chicago-based singer in settings the directing duo charactistically hand-built,&nbsp;while he performs Don't Wait Up.Bennett's performance&nbsp;was filmed in Chicago - remote directed by Jesse Lamar High and Nik Harper in Oklahoma and Seattle respectively - and then edited to appear on the phone throughout the video.&nbsp;It's the real phone that passes through each of the everyday scenarios that the pair painstakingly created in miniature using cardboard, card-stock and their trusty&nbsp;hot glue guns.Furthermore each scene is a like a celebration of the world before the pandemic, as Bennett goes from recording studio to busy nightclub, strolls through a pack of paparazzi,&nbsp;and finally takes a trip on the crowded subway - all made from cardboard.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;"Textures were printed off and then applied to the cardboard structures to make the sets feel life-like," explain L&amp;N.&nbsp;In addition to this, 1:12 scale miniatures were also sprinkled into each scene to add even more realism."And Jesse and Nik explain further in this splendid BTS video.[vidtoken data:0]

LAMAR+NIK

Soul

Taylor Bennett ft Mr Hudson 'Don't Wait Up' by LAMAR+NIK

Taylor Bennett - Don't Wait Up (feat. Mr. Hudson) -  Behind the Scenes

Don't Wait Up (Featuring - Mr. Hudson)

LAMAR+NIK&nbsp;bring the sweet, soulful performances of Leon Bridges and Lucky Daye together in a characteristically creative, DIY&nbsp;fashion.The video for All About You was&nbsp;made using a stop-motion technique known as Stratastencil - the process of multiple frames being hung in a row, resulting in a trailing, tunnel-like effect.After the artists were filmed separately, in Los Angeles and Texas, all&nbsp;4,500 frames of video were printed, hand-cut, and photographed frame-by-frame to achieve the tunnel effect seen throughout the video. It's a technique that L+N have employed previously, and have perfected here.You can watch a very cool BTS video about the intriguing process&nbsp;of the All About You video <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfXR4CFEpos&amp;feature=emb_title" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp;

Austin Barbera

Andrew Fronczak

Spenser Sakurai

Nick Southcote

Saul Levitz

Leon Bridges, Lucky Daye 'All About You' by LAMAR+NIK

Leon Bridges, Lucky Daye - All About You (Official Video)

After making the&nbsp;era-defining This Is America,&nbsp;Hiro Murai's next music video project&nbsp;was always going to be a big deal. And this does not disappoint. Murai's collaboration with FKA Twigs is an&nbsp;action-packed epic affair, embracing Chinese martial arts. It is a brilliant, and beautiful - and brutal - showcase for the artist's unique talents.In characteristic&nbsp;Murai style, and with the help of regular collaborators like DoP Larkin Sieple and colourist Ricky Gausis, the grittily mundane is transformed into something breathtaking. As with so many of his music videos, this is shot entirely at night and again Murai shows his mastery of the specific atmosphere that night creates in the quieter parts of a cityscape. And in this case, the city is London.In a late night café, Twigs encounters a male alter-ego (played by Teake), and their assignation quickly becomes violent. A terrifying swordfight begins within the cafe, with Twigs' and her rival's athleticism taking them headlong through its shopfront window. Then&nbsp;their fight moves across quiet suburban streets, via the&nbsp;swooping, sensual movements of Wushu martial arts - so the conflict begins to hint&nbsp;at a complex backstory to their relationship/rivalry.&nbsp;But within the café again, at close quarters it gets brutal again and there is an extraordinary&nbsp;outcome - arguably not for the fainthearted.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]This climactic moment, where Twigs is divided by a samurai sword, is the most obvious contribution of VFX in a piece which, as with much of Murai's work, employs extensive VFX without drawing huge attention to itself. He worked in close collaboration with a team at MPC in Los Angeles to create those crucial sequences. Not only the&nbsp;choreographed fight sequence across buildings, epic smashes through shop windows, and that dramatic final scene,&nbsp;but digital matte painting was also used throughout to enhance the gritty backdrops. &nbsp;The result is a majestic piece of work, a reminder of Murai's phenomenal body of work in the medium.&nbsp;The same applies to Twigs. It is further evidence that she is a great action hero(ine)&nbsp;in the making.

United Kingdom

Brad Weston

Anita Gou

Nate Matteson

Michael Stirton

FKA Twigs

Parallax Editing

Ricky Gausis

Michael Gregory

Luke Tierney

Nicole Powell

Alternative

FKA Twigs 'Sad Day' by Hiro Murai

Fka-Twigs-'"sad-Day"'-by-Hiro-Murai

Justin Bieber stumbles upon&nbsp;a upscale restaurant packed with colourful characters - and with food to match -&nbsp;in&nbsp;Bardia Zeinali's video for Yummy.&nbsp;After four years away from the charts, Bieber marks his return&nbsp;with arguably his most offbeat and wacky music video to date. It's directed by Zeinali, the former Vogue visual content creator known for his work with&nbsp;Troye Sivan&nbsp;and&nbsp;Paris Hilton, who creates a bizarre gastronomic dreamworld, filled with candy-coloured styling and frenetic cinematography,&nbsp;in which the pink-haired Bieber is undisputed king.&nbsp;Sat at a table full of 80's inspired, not-quite-yummy&nbsp;food, everyone is keen to share a moment with the artist, who is totally in his element throughout the video.&nbsp;Building to a climax where he dusts off his dance shoes and performs up on the tables with the guests, pop's former wild-child is as energetic as ever, with a decidely more mature aura. This is a new era for Bieber, and a statement of what's to come.&nbsp;

Bardia Zeinali

Roisin Audrey Moloney

Yolande Geralds

Ben Carey

Natalie Ziering

David Garcia

Tori Stosh

Nick De Moura

Karla Welch

Florido Basallo

Gadir Rajab

Adam Burrell

William Town

Graham Patterson

Modern Post

Tim Masick

Justin Bieber 'Yummy' by Bardia Zeinali

Justin Bieber - Yummy (Official Video)

Savanah Leaf has given contemporary relevance&nbsp;to&nbsp;Marvin Gaye's What's Going On in her powerful music video for the 1971 classic.In the description under the video on YouTube she writes: “We shot ‘What’s Going On' in Detroit and Flint Michigan, we wanted a place that resonates with the song and the history of Motown, while also remaining relevant to the sociopolitical issues in the music video."The music video took four days to shoot, but I travelled to Michigan a couple weeks early to find the right people. It was very important for us to find real people that resonated with the stories, rather than casting actors. We wanted the history of the song and the communities we filmed in to come through in our video."For example, Steve Smith, who plays the blind man in our music video, actually worked for Motown when ‘What’s Going On’ was originally recorded. The church we filmed in was one of the first establishments to set up a water station for the Flint community - they would hand out clean water and raise awareness on the ongoing crisis within the community."In addition to Steve Smith, we had the opportunity to feature other influential community figures in our music video, including Karen Weaver, the mayor of Flint, and pivotal activists that have been involved in the Flint Water Crisis for many years. One such activist in our music video is named Ariana Hawk, who, along with her young son, was featured on the cover of Time Magazine during the height of the water crisis. She ended up moving from Flint, only to return in order to continue the fight for her community. To this day, the Flint Water Crisis has yet to be resolved, and Ariana continues to be a strong activist in the movement."The point is that this is a historic song for an important moment in history, and what’s beautiful is that it’s message is timeless and universal. It’s about human emotions, human relationships, and a coming together. My hope is that our music video will remind people to continue asking the question Marvin Gaye asked in 1971.”&nbsp;<div>&nbsp;</div>

Savanah Leaf

Danny Lockwood

Rich Hutchins

Ari Tomasettig

Dan de Winter

Motown

Marvin Gaye 'What's Going On' by Savanah Leaf

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (Official Video 2019)

A young boy&#39;s journey through Deep South country becomes a gripping visual metaphor of African-American suffering in Savanah Leaf&#39;s dazzling video for Gary Clark Jr&#39;s This Land.Combined with Clark&#39;s&nbsp;ferociously passionate, almost Hendrix-like performance of the song, the boy joins with his schoolmates to walk across the land which has been synonymous with oppression, and make a symbolic stand of taking ownership of the land.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;And then as Clark makes his guitar sings, Leaf continues to expand the visual universe of the video, into&nbsp;ever more impressionistic and surreal territory. In a dream sequence,&nbsp;there&#39;s a brilliantly startling&nbsp;image of a cosmos existing under the boy&#39;s shirt. This is a hugely ambitious, richly rewarding video for a very powerful song.

Alicia Martinez

Charles Mulford

Mike Bayer

Jason Wallis

Warner Bros. Records

Gary Clark Jr. 'This Land' by Savanah Leaf

Gary-Clark-Jr.-'This-Land'-by-Savanah-Leaf

A story of love and loss in a memorable video for Jazzanova's marvellous Let's Live Well.The stage is set showing glances of young romance -&nbsp;hinting at the ties that bind two lovers despite the highs and lows of the relationship. Then they move into separate timelines, as the story unfolds.

Christopher Ripley

Alyse Rocket, Derrick Butler

Derrick Butler

Natalia Maus

Jazzanova ft Jamie Cullum 'Let's Live Well'

Jazzanova-Ft.-Jamie-Cullum-'Let's-Live-Well'-by-Savanah-Leaf

Donald&nbsp;Glover returns as Childish Gambino with This Is America, and a new video by long-time collaborator and comrade Hiro Murai - a scathing satire on the state of the nation.With everything to Glover&#39;s &#39;Jim Crow&#39; pose to the appearance of a Horseman of the Apocalypse being <a href="http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/39966/1/childish-gambino-this-is-america-meaning-jim-crow-dancing-liberty" target="_blank">analysed and deconstructed </a>all over the internet, the details are there to be debated and discussed. But the themes of violence, gun reverence, chaos and fear - and the fact that this comes from a black man&#39;s perspective - are plain as day. Draw your own conclusions.&nbsp;With it&#39;s anarchic, cartoonish action, set in a gigantic hangar,&nbsp;this is a stretch&nbsp;from the uber-cool urban-set videos&nbsp;by Glover and Murai when Childish Gambino was just starting out, and before they started making Atlanta, their Golden Globe-winning TV show.But at the same time this seems in keeping with what has gone before. Glover is a virtuoso performer, who can be different things at different moments. And this is a seriously absurd comedy&nbsp;for serious times.<a href="https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/may/10/donald-glover-childish-gambino-this-is-america-grim-surrealism" target="_blank">Childish Gambino captures the grim surrealism of being black in America</a>&nbsp;(Guardian)<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESKmRiLjNpg" target="_blank">An expert&#39;s take on the symbolism of This Is America</a> (TIME)<a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/10/arts/hiro-murai-atlanta-finale-this-is-america-interview.html" target="_blank">Hiro Murai on &#39;Atlanta&#39; and&nbsp;the This Is America video</a> (New York Times)&nbsp;

Ibra Ake

Fam Rothstein

Brian Freesh

Ernie Gilbert

Childish Gambino 'This Is America' by Hiro Murai

Childish Gambino - This Is America (Official Video)

After tickling the fancies of hipsters for years, postmodern&nbsp;CGI properly hits the mainstream with Elliot Sellers and Erik Ferguson&#39;s&nbsp;enjoyably demented trip through Lil Jon, Offset and 2 Chainz&#39;s Alive.It&#39;s a surrealist dream that explores the world of excess and luxury that rappers live in. And sure, it uses the similar FX effects, created by VFX artist Ferguson,&nbsp;that you hipsters saw in videos like <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2017/01/25/shy-luv-ft-jones-shock-horror-bif" target="_blank">Shy Luv&#39;s Shock Horror</a>. But now it&#39;s reaching a whole new audience...

Elliott Sellers

Erik Ferguson

Reprobates

Mark Bridges

Interscope

Lil Jon ft. Offset & 2 Chainz 'Alive' by Elliott Sellers & Erik Ferguson  

Lil Jon - Alive (Official Music Video) ft. Offset, 2 Chainz

Packed with her trademark graceful choreographic wit, Mimi Cave reunites with long-term collaborator Vance Joy in this plaintive and haunting study of grief and mourning for We&#39;re Going Home.

Mimi Cave

Jocelyn Webber

Cristina Bidagor

Mike Hart

Logan Triplett

Mike Lemnitzer

Sarah Beagle

Levi Trent Williams

Nicholas Faiella

Jordy Scheinberg

Kevianno Guerrero

Lindsey Nadolski

Beast

Ayumi Ashley

Moxie Pictures

Leila Mozun

Nick Muller

Singer-songwriter

Vance Joy 'We're Going Home' by Mimi Cave

Vance-Joy-'We're-Going-Home'-by-Mimi-Cave

Elliott Sellers&#39; gorgeously&nbsp;trippy take on Cults&#39;&nbsp;Right Words, Natural State comes in two distinct chapters of unreality.In the &#39;Right Words&#39; part, a zany reverie overtakes singer Madeline Follin on a countryside picnic after one bite of her ripe strawberry, inviting&nbsp;armies of invasive ants over her face, and mind-boggling cut-out animation.&nbsp;Then in Natural State,&nbsp;Follin seems to rejoin&nbsp;the real world - but she&#39;s as flat as a sheet of paper...

Lucy Dyson

Christopher Cuseo

Cults 'Right Words, Natural State' by Elliott Sellers

Cults - Right Words, Natural State (Official Video)

Merrill Garbus of Tune-Yards (or tUnE-yArDs) and Mimi Cave <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2011/03/29/tune-yards%E2%80%99-bizness-mimi-cave" target="_blank">go way back</a>. Now they reunite&nbsp;to present another wonderfully uplifting mess of kinetic song-and-dance for Heart Attack, from the forthcoming album I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life.Cave&#39;s colour coordinated dancers are arranged in different locations, then&nbsp;suffer simulataneous faux-coronaries when they remove paper bags from their heads,&nbsp;while Garbus cuts a theatrically agonised figure under a heavy spotlight.&nbsp;They all eventually gather together for a final throw of life&#39;s dice, while Garbus does the best &quot;heart attack-ack-ack-ack-ack&quot; since <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6J1jgQs1Cg" target="_blank">Billy Joel&#39;s Moving Out</a>.No one really does the overly dramatic quite like her, certainly not in what is generally termed &#39;alternative music&#39;.&nbsp;

Zachary Wright

Natalie Abraham

Beau Beagles

Mason Reynolds

Lindsey Naldoski

Gabe Spierer

4AD Records

Tune-Yards 'Heart Attack' by Mimi Cave

Tune-yards-'Heart-Attack'-by-Mimi-Cave

Lush cinematography and inventive choreography intersect in this dreamlike video for Sleigh Bells&#39; And Saints - directed by Mimi Cave and Sleigh Bell&#39;s Derek Miller.&nbsp;With Sleigh Bells transformed - instead of a duo, it&#39;s&nbsp;singer Alexis Krauss with a metal-thrash&nbsp;backing band - a squad of cheerleaders march in to face-off the band, and dance. And they proceed to undergo a transformation themselves into something&nbsp;far more macabre.

Derek Miller

Heron Bourke

Drew Bienemann

Paolo Arriola

Eric Fahy

Erin Blinn

Beast TV

Mission Film & Design

Alternative Pop, Electronica

Sleigh Bells 'And Saints' by Mimi Cave & Derek Miller

Sleigh-Bells-'And-Saints'-by-Mimi-Cave-&-Derek-Miller

Joel Kefali makes the most of James Murphy&#39;s distinctive thinking-man&#39;s take on dance music in the video for LCD Soundsystem&#39;s tonite.This is a performance&nbsp;that looks like it was shot for a late night German TV show in the early 80s, with the band on a rotating pedestal surrounded by lights. But Murphy roams freely, with his mic attached to a mobile recorder,&nbsp;addressing the camera directly and encapsulating the conversational, almost stream of consciousness style that he brings to his lyrics.&nbsp;