Production Manager

Fatima Ouklilane

The breathtaking visual piece for Stefflon Don and Midas the Jagaban's Toxic Love was the last video directed by Luke Biggins before his tragic death last October.Combining vibrant colour palettes with grungy backdrops, the aesthetics for this promo are&nbsp;luxurious yet authentic and real.&nbsp;Tight choreography and stellar performances from the artists anchor the visual, whilst the glossy cinematography and considered colour palettes elevate the stylised vignettes.&nbsp;It stands as a testament to Luke's prowess and legacy as his last video - edited by Rebekah B Creative -&nbsp;and one in which all those who were close to him are immensely proud of.

Luke Biggins

Lavinia Noel

Yellow Fish Group

Laila Lakhal

Sam Fullerton

Daniel Deighton

Scarlett Gardner

Massimo Filippi

Louis Tarbuck

Tony Blaze

Bybritts

Iservetheface

Rebekah B Creative

Corday Cardwell

Marcel Beckford

Keryn Mae

Kofi Jr

Gary Kent

Matt Baker

Laurie London

Stefflon Don & Midas The Jagaban 'Toxic Love' by Luke Biggins

Stefflon-Don-And-Midas-The-Jagaban-'Toxic-Love'-by-Luke-Biggins

Claire Arnold's latest video for Ashnikko&nbsp;depicts Ash in three paradisiacal settings while they perform to camera.“I wrote this song pre-pandemic when I was on vacation," Ashnikko has said about&nbsp;Panic Attacks In Paradise. "I had been working really hard, just going going going... When I actually stopped to be with myself and be still, I didn’t know what to do. I was having really horrible mental health problems and I ruined my vacation for myself; so I quite literally had a panic attack in paradise.”

Claire Arnold

Ben Pengilly

Ground Work

Aaron Z. Willson

Anna Butler

Elicia Lotherington

Stefan Yap

Devan Clarke-Sheward

Dan Howe

Ellie Koslowsky

Finn Sullivan

Holly Wood

Claire Moore

John Allan

Georgia Olive

Tom Chick

Adam Clarke

Butterscotch Post

Sam Seager

Warner Music

Parlophone

Jake Whitehouse

Ashnikko 'Panic Attacks In Paradise' by Claire Arnold

Ashnikko-'Panic-Attacks-In-Paradise'-by-Claire-Arnold

Dolapo and Ms Banks join forces in Capone's high-octane promo for Interest, featuring Oxlade.&nbsp;&nbsp;Merging&nbsp;aesthetics from different time periods, it was important for the creative team to create a world that felt traditionally African, whilst exploring futuristic styling and VFX elements.&nbsp;Each artist displays&nbsp;an infallible sense of confidence and attitude in every vignette, whilst art&nbsp;director&nbsp;Zuzanna Skurtys creates a series of breathtaking environments to backdrop the hard-hitting performances and choreography.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Capone

Lavina Noel

Lola LDN

Yasmin Robanni

Francis Lane

Dan Deighton

Tekko Osman

Alex Cullen

Zuzanna Skurtys

Holly Berry

Shea Styles

Mahina

Ornella Rose

John Holloway

Edit Egg

Nadya Persuad

Hip Hop

Dolapo ft Ms Banks, Oxlade 'Interest' by Capone 

Dolapo-Ft.-Ms-Banks-And-Oxlade--'Interest-'-by-Capone-

Wowa directs an impressive live performance by Ms Banks for the MOBO Awards, broadcast late last year.&nbsp;Opening in a pastel-hued shop set, four dancers perform fiery choreography as Banks steps into frame, styled head to toe in bubblegum pink.&nbsp;The production design is equally&nbsp;as breathtaking as the performance, which cuts to black before displaying a poignant message: 'They Don't Really Care About Us'.&nbsp;Honouring the Black Lives Matter movement and paying tribute to YouTube star and content creator Nicole Thea - who passed away suddenly last year whilst pregnant with son Reign - the concept switches to an all-black studio set, where Banks gives a career-defining performance - powerful, engaging and truly emotive.&nbsp;Performances like this don't come around all too often, and Wowa has created something truly transcendent and elevated with the visual.&nbsp;

Wowa

Afzal Robanni

Ben Levitt

Toni Blaze

Caroline Morin

Wash

Ms Banks 'Snack (MOBO Awards 2020)' by Wowa 

Ms-Banks--'Snack-//-Mobo-Awards-'-by-Wowa-

Wowa takes us back&nbsp;in time with a 90's style RnB&nbsp;promo for Esther.&nbsp;With the 90's aesthetic being all the rage right now, it's easy to forget some of the more subtle stylistic elements that were&nbsp;used back in the day. Sure, there was gloss and excess all around, but the idea of stylised, non-narrative vignettes that don't make a huge amount of sense (but look super cool) has been slightly lost to&nbsp;time.&nbsp;For example, when was the last time you saw&nbsp;an artist and a mysterious male&nbsp;model standing in the rain looking gloomy? If you can't remember, don't fret - Wowa and Esther deliver in the promo for Pourin.&nbsp;The video intercuts various performance setups with plenty of glamorous poses and striking cinematography - care of DoP&nbsp;Gaul Porat - which perfectly encapsulates the mood and tone of the track.&nbsp;Steadily climbing in views on YouTube via some strategic advertising, Esther is most definitely an artist to keep a close eye on.

Afzal Robani

Gaul Porat

Marcus Albertsen

Nico Di Matteo

Alize De Mange

Simmi

Mikai Mcdermott

Dylan Hageman

Esther 'Pourin' by Wowa 

Esther--'Pourin-'-by-Wowa-

Capone riveting video for Notorious features both Bugzy Malone and Chip paying homage to the late greats, Biggie and Tupac.Through a series of slickly devised 90's influenced scenes,&nbsp;Bugzy and Chip perform and demonstrate their distinctive bond. That was Capone's intention&nbsp;when writing the concept, and its certainly the chemistry between these charismatic rappers which takes the video to a higher level.

Chris Phouphoullides

Arran Green

Sam Johnson

Harvey Danies

Olly Riches

Jade Adeyemi

Sureeta Naayar

Remi Aaron

Noha Hussein

Martin Kitchen

Bugzy Malone ft Chip 'Notorious' by Capone 

Bugzy-Malone-Ft.-Chip--'Notorious-'-by-Capone-

Maxim Kelly teams up with South London alt-rockers Shame to create a masterful reimagining of archive footage for new single Nigel Hitter.Applying deepfake technology onto film from mid-20th century child developmental research, Kelly drops the band -&nbsp;frontman Charlie Steen,&nbsp;in particular&nbsp;- into the world of vintage equipment, whitecoated medics&nbsp;and&nbsp;lots of babies, undergoing all manner of tests and examinations. It's all part of the project led by that man who introduces the film and has his name on the front of the hospital... Nigel Hitter, MD.The effect of this clever refashioning of the past is both funny and creepy - which becomes more pronounced when the babies 'learn' to sing the lyrics of the song, and the human babies' number is increased by a painfully thin baby rhesus monkey. Now we are sliding into David Cronenberg territory of&nbsp;curious institutions, strange experiments and unfeasibly gifted toddlers.You could also argue that the video is also a kind of reflection on the past year - a relentless testing of human behaviour, where the medical profession play a prominent role. It echoes the manner in which the song, which features on the band's new album Drunk Tank Pink (out on Friday, 15th January). As Steen explains, it started life as&nbsp;the band adjusted to being locked down at home, having spent much of their adult life on tour.&nbsp;“Nigel Hitter is one of the vital organs of Drunk Tank Pink," he says. "A necessary pulse. Focused on daily routine, repetition, and how extraordinary any ordinary task seemed to me after coming home from touring. A world of percussion and joy lies within.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;And Maxim Kelly was clearly inspired by the lyrics in coming up with the concept behind the video. The way he has executed that idea into the finished work - with the help of his team, including DoP Franklin Dow, editor Charlie Reddie and VFX artist RoBert Chandler - is nothing short of a marvel.

Maxim Kelly

Stephanie Paeplow

Caviar

Daniella Manca

Franklin Dow

Juan Minotta

Ben Keswick

Noah Furrer

Ciprian Stroiny

Charlie Reddie

Homespun

Angela Hart

Connor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

Oliver Whitworth

Robert Chandler

Robby Morris

Dead Oceans

Rock

Shame 'Nigel Hitter' by Maxim Kelly

shame - Nigel Hitter (Official Video)

MoStack and AJ Tracey take us back to moments of iconic TV, from the Seventies&nbsp;to the present day, in the Wowa-directed video for Miss Me.&nbsp;MoStack and AJ find themselves in a Soul Train-style show, and channelling <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?index=25&amp;list=PLvbqcS6cuAymiomYhNZApUc6wy96ONNG1&amp;v=cwQgjq0mCdE&amp;app=desktop" target="_blank">that Spike Jonze video for </a><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?index=25&amp;list=PLvbqcS6cuAymiomYhNZApUc6wy96ONNG1&amp;v=cwQgjq0mCdE&amp;app=desktop" target="_blank">Kanye and Lil Pump</a>, before becoming their regular selves - and it's all being watched in the future,&nbsp;Gogglebox-style, by Burberry-wearing pensioner-versions of the likeable pair.&nbsp;All the time-hopping could get messy, if not for the stunning aesthetics that tie together each setup. Ollie Hogan's&nbsp;art direction is top-notch, there's a great supporting cast of dancers in the Seventies' sequence - and DoP&nbsp;Sam Meyer merges the different visual styles&nbsp;with&nbsp;vibrant lighting and dynamic zooms.&nbsp;

Gil Kolirin

Sam Meyer

Lewis Morgan

Tom Cliff

William Pope

Ollie Hogan

James Early

Justin Rose

Sereeta Venkanah

Cashmere Ldn

Mostack

Talent Talk / Zena Models

Afryea Henry-fontaine

EMI Records

MoStack ft AJ Tracey 'Miss Me' by Wowa 

Mostack-Ft-Aj-Tracey--'Miss-Me-'-by-Wowa-

Enigmatic hip-hop artist M Huncho heads to the California desert in Kaz Ove's dynamic performance video for Pee Pee.&nbsp;Coasting down the deserted highway in a luxury sports car, M Huncho thrives in the derelict setting, radiating Mad Max vibes as he speeds and drifts across the isolated landscape.&nbsp;The vibrant video&nbsp;is punctuated with moments of surreal visual effects, the camera frenetically spinning and zooming as the artist performs. DoP&nbsp;Will Turner contrasts the high-energy concept with slow-motion shots of the models flipping their hair and performing choreography, adding a layer of offbeat dynamism.&nbsp;

Kaz Ove

Linah Bensadok

Curtis K Case

Will Turner

Justin Hall

Graham Mason

Stephanie Rodriguez

Santana

Vers

Esprit Casting

Island Records

M Huncho  'Pee Pee' by Kaz Ove 

M-Huncho--'Pee-Pee-'-by-Kaz-Ove-

Darkoo heads to LA in&nbsp;Capone's striking performance video for Juicy.Shot against a distinctive white backdrop, the visual places the artist in the middle of a utopic world full of sun, beautiful models and high-end luxury cars.Switching to a glamorous catwalk halfway through, DP Neema Sadeghi&nbsp;complements the high-energy setup with motorised laser lights and breathtaking shots of the LA skyline, whilst Darkoo gives a confident and assured performance alongside featured artist Hardy Caprio. Kiera Liberati's choice of contemporary swimwear and a laidback pastel palette for the styling is inspired, elevating the vibrant aesthetic of the concept.&nbsp;

Lane Stroud

Neema Sadeghi

Eric Gaunt

Kourosh Farhangi

Taylor Huddleston

Kiera Liberati

Anne Juliette

Denova Media

Michael Rivalland

Patricia Odje

Virgin EMI

Dance

Electronic

Darkoo ft. Hardy Caprio 'Juicy' by Capone 

Juicy--'Darkoo-Ft.-Hardy-Caprio-'-by-Capone-

Kaz Ové steps up to capture Hare Squead&#39;s Flowers (from their new EP Season 2) with a characteristic display of authentic performance distilled through complementary FX work.And Ové also embraces a touch of psychedelia, with solarised images and visuals overlaid on one another to beautiful effect. That&nbsp;sends this talented trio, who remind Ové of De La Soul in their early pomp,&nbsp;into a modern day Daisy Age.

Indiana Mookram

Sugarcane Media

Yasmin Godo

Adam Barnett

Sebastian Slayter

James Wicks

Ed Kilpatrick

Joanna

Daniel Millar

Lisa Foo

Sony Music

Hare Squead 'Flowers' by Kaz Ové

Hare-Squead-'Flowers'-by-Kaz-Ove

Lavinia Noel has directed Geko&rsquo;s&nbsp;single &lsquo;Y&rsquo; ft. Afro B in one of Europe&rsquo;s most notorious ghettos.&nbsp;Cova Da Moura in Lisbon is known to be an Andalusian favelas, with great similarities to those in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janiero in Brazil, and the video captures the energy of the place, the architecture and street art,&nbsp;and the vibrant good nature of the people.And although Geko hails&nbsp;from Manchester, his connection to the people of&nbsp;Cova Da Moura is clear. Lavinia Noel says on hearing the track and instantly loving it, &quot;I wanted to create a visual staying true to Geko&rsquo;s identity but wanted to shoot somewhere with energy, where the people and surroundings told a story to the audience in itself.&quot;Working with great artists like Geko and Afro B and such a dedicated crew as well as exploring the people and area of Cova Da Moura made this an unforgettable experience!&rdquo;

Luti Media

Luti Fagbenle

Tiago Pereira Borges

Josh White

Domenico Palomba

Nadya Persaud

Geko ft. Afro B ‘Y’ by Lavinia Noel

GEKO - Y (Official Video) ft. Afro B

Savannah Setten has directed this video for British rapper&nbsp;Yungen first single&#39;s&nbsp;Take My Number, featuring British singer&nbsp;Angel.&nbsp;As&nbsp;both artists grew up in&nbsp;London, Savannah&#39;s aim was to capture&nbsp;an authentic depiction of the city, where they come from, from one of the highest rooftop in central London down&nbsp;to the underground train ride.On the collaboration with Yungen and Angel,&nbsp;Savannah&nbsp;says,&nbsp;&ldquo;I loved the opportunity to collaborate with Yungen and create a London-based narrative for Take My Number that felt very real and fun; and one that people can watch and truly relate to. The visual captures Yungen and Angel&#39;s energy and personality and was a pleasure to create this with such an incredible team.&rdquo;&nbsp;

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