Commissioner

Faye Purcell

Jordan Rossi takes Craig David into a colourful surrealist adventure for his video for&nbsp;My Heart's Been Waiting For You.Craig performs this garage-influenced club hit in a serious of increasingly surreal settings, with outer space encroaching into modern-day London. And periodically everything then suddenly ramps up into another dazzling visual dimension.[imgtoken data:1]"The brief was wide open," explains Rossi.&nbsp;"All that was stated was they wanted a green screen video that had the vibe of Craig's tour footage. I took that and ran with it, and wanted to craft a luminous surrealist fantasy that was equal parts Dali with Craig's R&amp;B-pop aesthetic."Craig was the best collaborator a director could ask for. Hugely respectful of the art but always wanted to push the boundaries creatively. It meant that what was a green screen video became a smash of reality and illusion in the most entrancing of ways. The final result is a fantasia of colour and other worldly scenarios. All seemingly familiar but with a twist."

United Kingdom

Cheryl Konteh

Jordan Rossi

Ben Pengilly

Carrie Sutton

Tonic

Massimo Messi

David Wright

Beth Montague

Elle Lotherington

Ed Livesey

Benji Kirkham

Josh Dadson

Cinta Miller

Karel Van Bellingen

George Garnish

Dan Levy

Rascal Post

Robert Chandler

Garage

Craig David ft Duvall 'My Heart's Been Waiting For You' by Jordan Rossi

Craig-David-'My-Heart's-Been-Waiting-For-You-(feat.-Duvall)'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Legendary Noughties boyband Blue make a triumphant return, in&nbsp;Jackson Ducasse's slick promo for Haven't Found You Yet.Looking cooler than ever -&nbsp;in perfectly cut threads and&nbsp;neon noir lighting -&nbsp;we see the foursome perform and interact in a handful of enigmatic vignettes, introducing a new chapter of their pop reign.&nbsp;It's well worth celebrating a good comeback, and Ducasse's choice to focus on pure performance - with polished cinematography and a cinematic aesthetic courtey of DoP Jed Darlington-Roberts - helps to reintroduce Blue to fans both old and new.&nbsp;

Tommy Raban

Jackson Ducasse

Karen Tillotson

Las Bandas Be Brave

Week Of Wonders

Jorge Higgins

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Craig Boath

Ollie Smith

Stephen Ofori

Sam Papidas

Aimee Meek

Tim Fernandez

Katie Dymmock

Coffee & TV

Bmg Rights Management

Blue 'Haven't Found You Yet' by Jackson Ducasse

Blue-'Haven't-Found-You-Yet'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Hold on to your horses as two disco divas unite on the dancefloor - via&nbsp;the magic of music video - as Kylie gets together with none other than Gloria Gaynor, of I Will Survive fame, in Sophie Muller's dazzling video for Can't Stop Writing Songs About You.&nbsp;On a glittering runway, it's vintage disco vibes as we see Kylie and her crew strut their stuff under scintillating lights, with a lo-fi aesthetic that looks ripped straight from the clubkid era.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Gaynor appears in a separate performance vignette, backdropped by the night sky and overlaid with hypnotising effects and soft pastel silhouettes - which feels reminiscent of another iconic Muller video, for <a href="https://youtu.be/kRpZJ9EgJho?t=120">No Doubt's Simple Kind Of Life.&nbsp;</a>And&nbsp;its&nbsp;art directed by her longtime collaborator, production designer Alison Dominitz.&nbsp;&nbsp;Once again Sophie has also teamed&nbsp;with Theo Adams, whose company of performers provides&nbsp;Kylie's world with that extra pinch of pizzazz, and the result is&nbsp;a powerhouse visual for an irresistable track, pairing&nbsp;very nicely with previous Muller-Minogue videos for her other collabs on the new version of her&nbsp;Disco album - with Olly of Years &amp; Years on <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/10/12/kylie-and-years-years-second-midnight%E2%80%99-sophie-muller/73271" target="_blank">A Second To Midnight</a>, and with Jessie Ware on <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/11/18/kylie-minogue-jessie-ware-kiss-life-sophie-muller/73851">the telenovela-style Kiss Of Life.</a>&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]

Alison Dominitz

Ed Marler

Sophie Muller

Chris Murdoch

Prettybird

Alex Cullen

Franklin Dow

Juliette Larthe

Poppy Ashton

Chris Kelly

Jay Gomez

Andrea Gruioniu

Holly Smyth

Christian Vermaak

Andrew Gallimore

Theo Adams

Kylie Minogue & Gloria Gaynor 'Can't Stop Writing Songs About You' by Sophie Muller

Kylie-Minogue-X-Gloria-Gaynor-'Can't-Stop-Writing-Songs-About-You-'-by-Sophie-Muller

Yassa Khan ushers in a momentous meeting of two icons, Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys, in the nostalgic promo for Purple Zone.&nbsp;The video combines performance with portraiture-style narrative setups of a diverse variety of characters,&nbsp;celebrating both the 1980s and present day through bold styling and art direction choices. Frozen in an anachronistic time capsule, it's an uncanny yet wildly effective concept, which visualises both group's longstanding success.&nbsp;Soft Cell and Pet Shop Boys all make an appearance - in a playful ice cream truck vignette and pulling pints behind a bar, respectively - and the overall vibe of the video feels light-hearted, celebratory and above all, entertaining.&nbsp;

Nathan Henry

Yassa Khan

Elliot Zelmanovits

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

CAMP PRODUCTIONS

Francesca Woods

Ian Blackburn

Murray Cohen

Chelsea Bernard

Fillo Deportaberta

Alan Scott

Randolph Gray

Sofia Paradis

Cassandra Scalia

Sam Hopkins

Myles Bevan 

Time Based Arts

Jasper Woods

Rhiannon Davies

Paul Welsch

Chris Ali

Merlin Glozier

Rosalie Bell

Bibi Baker

Lavinia Co-op

Liam Wallace-Cook

Soft Cell & Pet Shop Boys 'Purple Zone' by Yassa Khan

Soft-Cell-&-Pet-Shop-Boys-'Purple-Zone'-by-Yassa-Khan

Things get messy in Jackson Ducasse's video for Wilkinson, featuring&nbsp;alt-pop newcomer Issey Cross.&nbsp;The latest release from the drum 'n bass legend gets a chromatic visual full of neon colours and glossy cinematography.&nbsp;Cutting between close-up shots of coloured paint on a pulsating speaker, and featured artist Cross spreading paint all over her body, the concept is very much interpretive of the lyrics and straight to the point, in the best way possible.&nbsp;

Karen Tiltonson

Cult Behaviour

Vanessa Sowersby

Max Gabbay

Apollo Wilson

Luke Anstead

Sarah Finney

Molly Ashman

Georgia Hope

Tash Hicks

Drum and Bass

Wilkinson ft Issey Cross 'Used To This' by Jackson Ducasse

Wilkinson-Featuring-Issey-Cross--'Used-To-This'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Sparks fly and chaos reigns when Kylie comes to Jessie Ware's restaurant, in Sophie Muller's brilliant Telenovella-style video for Kiss Of Life.&nbsp;Kylie plays a mysterious dinner guest, secretly a critic out to deliver the verdict on the place&nbsp;run by the indominable Jessie, among an outrageously larger-than-life bunch of&nbsp;fellow diners. The mini-dramas of the women's rivalry plays out like an '80s Latin soap opera, with further nods to early Almodovar, and a bit of silent comedy for good measure - plus a cast from a Fellini movie&nbsp;-&nbsp;shot on authentic video camera equipment from the period, for that genuine oversaturated look. Phew.[imgtoken data:1]Muller's latest video for&nbsp;Kylie is also her second collaboration with creative director and performance director&nbsp;Theo Adams, after the Kylie and Years &amp; Years video for A Second To Midnight, and together they have a devised this delicious scenario in which both Kylie and Jessie play their parts - and perform the song - with suitable relish. In fact, could this&nbsp;be Kylie's first role in a soap since leaving Neighbours...?Adams says of collaborating on the music video with Muller: “It all happened quite organically between us both sitting at her kitchen table cackling away coming up with this fever dream of chaos!"Adams was responsible for recruiting the&nbsp;amazing cast of performers in the video, including&nbsp;nightlife royalty Princess Julia, among others. They are&nbsp;indeed the&nbsp;Theo Adams Company, and they play such a crucial role in bringing effervescent chaos to proceedings -&nbsp;shot in a real&nbsp;Italian restaurant in London's Covent Garden,&nbsp;the garishly maximalist Ave Mario's.[imgtoken data:2]As a result of the location choice, the whole video was shot overnight, when the restaurant was closed. And the&nbsp;shoot itself was undertaken rather like an episode of an 80s Telenovella, as Sophie Muller explains.&nbsp;“The video was all shot on an 80’s news camera - the ikegami 79D three-tube 1980’s colour portable - at a hair raising speed," she says. "And considering the hellishly late night/early morning hours of the shoot, everyone contributed their finest performances.”Apart from the necessary element of chaos - which was possibly quite easy to achieve - the whole&nbsp;kaboodle plays to the artists' strengths. The food connection works for Jessie Ware (cookery writer and podcaster as well as consummate soul singer) and the outrageously camp scenario obviously fits the&nbsp;Kylie iconography&nbsp;like a glove.&nbsp;But not only is this arguably the campiest video she's ever done, she looks utterly iconic in this. And she is funny.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:3]As has been <a href="https://www.wmagazine.com/culture/kylie-minogue-jessie-ware-kiss-of-life-fashion" target="_blank">pointed out elsewhere</a>, the video is also a haute couture spectacle - with the leading ladies decked out in Saint Laurent and Valentino&nbsp;- and this certainly involved a larger than normal&nbsp;glam squad. And it culminates with a rare music video monologue from Kylie, who reads out her five-star review of the restaurant as she types it up on an old typewriter. Well, she's tapping the keys anyway...It's so good. And after this, apparently there's a Kylie collab with disco queen Gloria Gaynor to look forward to...

Harry Buck

Andrew Morrow

Patrick Wilson

Francesca Brazzo

Anete Salinieka

Lee Sharrock

Kylie Minogue & Jessie Ware 'Kiss Of Life' by Sophie Muller

Kylie Minogue & Jessie Ware - Kiss of Life (Official Video)

Directing duo Meeks + Frost bring together an all-star line-up of talent in this&nbsp;special celebration&nbsp;of UK producer&nbsp;Swindle's latest album The New World - including the performance of six tracks from the album - filmed at the lavish Christ Church Hall in Spitalfields, East London.Featuring Poppy Ajhuda, Kojey Radical, Joel Culpepper, Jnr Williams, Maverick Sabre, Akala, Knucks, Rider Shafique and Ghetts - and of course Swindle himself - Meeks + Frost have created a marvellous 20 minute film where the music of the album, and the personality and chemistry of the individuals involved, comes brilliantly and stylishly to life.[imgtoken data:1]The album, Swindle's first release since 2019, was written&nbsp;in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd and the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, and the project brings together a community of artists who found the most simplistic emotion of joy together in collaboration. They explore themes such as love, grief, fatherhood, life, race in Britain, aspirations for their future selves and other personified rumination experienced during the first lockdown in early 2020.The film is packed with songs from the album from start to finish, beginning with the arrival of several of the artists, dressed to the nines in suits and eveningwear that echoes the 1920s Jazz Age, to the strains of What's More. Then on the next song Sunday Best, featuring Kojey Radical, Culpepper and Knucks, the on-screen performances start, and we see the artists' back at the tailors' being fitted for their suits.[imgtoken data:2]To How I've Been, the artists greet each other at the Church - a reunion of friends at a special gathering, and that mood carries through the course of several superb performances that follow.On Blow Ya Trumpet, a quartet of formidable rappers - Knucks, Ghetts, Akala, Kojey - pass the baton around the table as they drink and play dominos. Then the soul and jazz mood takes over, and backup musicians join the cast, as Poppy Ajhuda performs Darkest Hour with Swindle.&nbsp;For No Black, No Irish, the jazz mood is emphasised further by a transition to monochrome for Culpepper and Maverick Sabre's affecting performance of No Blacks, No Irish, with accompanying&nbsp;musicians.[imgtoken data:3]And it is in these performance sequences that Meeks + Frost really excel, with a perfect arrangement of the photography, captures the quality of the performance with great style but also without drawing attention to itself. That is really fine live performance direction.The performance element finishes on Lost, which brings us squarely back to the theme of change that is central to Swindle's The New World. And overall, this does something that is rare for a music film of this length - it demands your attention throughout, and leaves the viewer with a sense they have witnessed something very special. And a need&nbsp;to listen to the album again.&nbsp;Massive kudos&nbsp;to everyone who worked on this film - behind the camera and in front of it.&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:4]

Meeks & Frost

Theo Hue Williams

Untold Studios

Mike Heath

Annie Ayres

Cheyenne Enninful

Tia Varnnard

Xiao Xuan Xu

Jack Green

Thomas Hole

Tommy McMahon

Johnjoe Besagni

Joe Munro

Tom Raban

Marta Strauss

Myles Bevan

Soul

Hip Hop

Grime

Swindle 'The New World' by Meeks + Frost

Swindle - THE NEW WORLD (Film)

Sophie Muller directs the glistening&nbsp;performance video for Kylie’s A Second to Midnight,&nbsp;featuring Years &amp; Years - aka Olly Alexander - and some 'wait, what...?' moments of role-reversal between the two performers.Shot in London's historic Collins' Music Hall, the concept sees the leopard print-clad duo dance around under a spotlight, briefly switching roles - with the clever application of 'hair swap'&nbsp;technology&nbsp;- while the accompanying dancers also 'become' Kylie and Ollie with their use of face masks.&nbsp;&nbsp;Muller collaborated with Theo Adams, in the role of&nbsp;performance director&nbsp;on the song-and-dance routine executed by the pop stars. The results&nbsp;exudes that sense of pure joy that is the hallmark of any great Kylie video, and a complete&nbsp;delight to watch.PRETTYBIRD UK co-founder Juliette Larthe says:&nbsp;"The insanely wonderful pairing of the maverick alchemists of vision and movement, the geniuses&nbsp;of vespertine delights - Sophie Muller and Theo Adams - repeatedly inculcate the aureate of their crafts individually, and now together for the first time with Kylie and Olly. The result is epic-ness of the most MAJORNESS and we utterly love it."

Callum Toms

Juan Sanchez Minotta

Naomi Hancock

Kylie And Years & Years 'A Second To Midnight’ by Sophie Muller

Kylie-And-Years-&-Years--''a-Second-To-Midnight’-'-by-Sophie-Muller

Rebekah Creative directs a visual feast for Kamille's Sad Party, featuring Haile and Ivorian Doll.Inspired by our digital world and an anachronistic perspective on technology in the 21st century, the effervescent visual brings the drama through climactic set pieces and killer choreography.&nbsp;Absolutely mesmerising to watch, the video is glossy yet edgy, and hits all of the high notes we've come to expect from Rebekah Creative&nbsp;and Kamille's collaborations, in the videos for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/04/02/kamille-ft-s1mba-ayo-rebekah-creative/70244">Ayo</a> and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/04/12/kamille-mirror-mirror-rebekah-creative/70347">Mirror Mirror</a>.&nbsp;"This video's style is based around the digital language for feelings and emotion," says Rebekah.&nbsp;"We have scenes of Kamille travelling down a digital memory lane and being haunted by the static memory of her long lost love. Kamille killed her choreography once again, put together by the unbelievable Beth Honan."

Rebekah Creative

Ben Mealing

Yellow Fish Group

Paul Mckay

Luke Biggins

Kiera Liberati

Edmund Bossman

Moomal Moghul

Wash

Marisa Garner Associates

Gary Kent

Beth Honan

Kamille ft Haile & Ivorian Doll 'Sad Party' by Rebekah Creative

Kamille-Ft-Halie-&-Ivorian-Doll-'Sad-Party'-by-Rebekah-Creative

Jackson Ducasse creates a parodic pseudo-documentary take on the rockumentary genre, set to the sounds of Amy Macdonald's latest single Statues.In the video we dive headfirst into the anarchic and rebellious world of The Statues - a trio of kick-ass teenage girls, who are ready to take the world by storm.They may well be the&nbsp;greatest rock band that never existed... yet.

Amy Bowerman

Ceremony London

Anna Patarakina

Kate Ecarius

Ailsa Vanessa Tapping

Kristof Szentgyorgyvary

Maria Hardy

Bea Toivonen

Jess Cheetham

Amy Macdonald 'Statues' by Jackson Ducasse

Amy-Macdonald-'Statues'-by-Jackson-Ducasse

Rebekah Creative captures a spectacular vision of a modern fairytale, in her promo for Kamille's Mirror Mirror.&nbsp;From pastel styling to decadent palace halls, the video is a vibrant fantasy fit for royalty, and is elevated by cameos from pop heavyweights Jade Thirwall and MNEK.&nbsp;Anchored around a high-energy performance and dynamic choreography, Rebekah Creative's trademark flair shines through the tongue-in-cheek concept, and showcases a little of&nbsp;everything there is to love about pop promos.&nbsp;

Lavinia Noel

Yellow Fish Group Limited

Keryn Mae

Gil Kolirin

Daniel Deighton

Tekko Osman

Jonny Boomer

Oliver Hogan

Kaz Ova

Jon Dobson

We Are Covert 

Kamille 'Mirror Mirror' by Rebekah Creative

Kamille-'Mirror-Mirror'-by-Rebekah-Creative

Charlie Lightening helms the first of a series of visuals for returning singer-songwriter Katie Melua, featuring actor Billy Howie (Star Wars, Dunkirk, MotherFatherSon).Howie plays Katie's dashing suitor, although the exact nature of their relationship remains something of a mystery in this sumptuous slow-burn of a video for A Love Like That, featuring splendid cinematography from Daniel Lightening (brother of Charlie).&nbsp;&nbsp;The song&nbsp;is the first to be taken from the forthcoming studio album Album No. 8, a record that represents the culmination of a prolonged period of musical rediscovery for Katie Melua. Her discussion with Charlie Lightening about the accompanying video project began during the first few weeks of lockdown,&nbsp;and the&nbsp;shoot took place over two days in Reculver, Herne Bay last month, following APA lockdown guidelines.Katie Melua and actor Billy Howie isolated before and after the shoot to enable the scenes to be possible, as well as being tested for COVID-19.

Charlie Lightening

Octavia Landy

Lightening Films

Lisa Jenner

Daniel Lightening

Lee Brinkley

Joanne Coleman

Pablo D'ambrosi

Billy Howle

Matt Allsop

Ben Oliver

Katie Melua 'A Love Like That' by Charlie Lightening

Katie-Melua-'A-Love-Like-That'-by-Charlie-Lightening

Collaborating with award-winning director Dan Britt, The Cranberries release the video for All Over Now, from the band&rsquo;s final album In The End, which was completed after the death last year of the band&#39;s iconic frontwoman Dolores O&#39;Riordan.The storybook-like visuals were the product of a collaboration with illustrator Tom Clohosy Cole (who created the backgrounds), and inspired by &#39;In the end is my beginning&rsquo;, a TS Elliot poem, and by Eric Ravilious&rsquo; landscapes of the English countryside, which Dan describes as, &ldquo;beautiful but stark, and criss-crossed by barbed wire and the signs of human activity.&rdquo;Rather unique colouring techniques using paper textures and watercolour brushes run through the flat animation giving the video a handcrafted feel, in minimalist tale of a girl on a coastal walk, past crumbling cliffs, and remembering traumatic moments in her past.

Ireland

Dan Britt

The Cranberries 'All Over Now' by Dan Britt

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