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Suzie &amp; Leo, among&nbsp;Yung Lean's longtime collaborators, create a visually striking exploration of resilience and transformation where the Swedish rapper becomes the target for a huge throng of arrows.The video for Babyface Maniacs, places the artist in a surreal wasteland and as he moves steadily forward, the arrows come, piercing his body - so he ends up as a human pin cushion. But still he steadily moves forward...[imgtoken data:1]Shot on location in a haunting Moldovan construction site and enhanced through practical effects and 3D modeling, the film blends mythology, sculpture and&nbsp;sci-fi minimalism, whilst also drawing upon the biblical tale of Saint Sebastian - a notable subject of Renaissance&nbsp;painting.&nbsp;Echoing themes of the fallen hero, the piece portrays the internal and external battles of an artist who refuses to surrender. A deeply stylized palette, icy blues mirroring Lean’s eyes, reinforces the dreamlike, melancholic atmosphere.With references ranging from Gustave Doré to Truffaut, and a subtle nod to Bergman, Babyface Maniacs embodies a poetic collision of vulnerability and strength, guided by an uncompromising creative vision.

Sweden

Nicole Walker

Suzie and Leo

Stan Bertin

Erik Henrikson

Edouard Mailaender

Nicke Cantarelli

Mac Guff

Jonatan Aron Leandoer Håstad

Hip Hop

Yung Lean 'Babyface Maniacs' by Suzie and Leo

Yung Lean - Babyface Maniacs (Official video)

Paris-based&nbsp;director duo Original Kids direct an affecting narrative promo for Amaru,&nbsp;explore a toxic relationship, which is both&nbsp;physically and psychologically violent, and&nbsp;gradually consumes a young woman - played by the singer herself.&nbsp;The script for Not Different was born from collaborative discussions with the directors -&nbsp;Loïc Grandin and Kevin Andrade - and the artist.&nbsp;It's a heart-wrenching narrative, told through poignant - and often troubling - snapshots of the character's day, tied together by a raw monochromatic aesthetic."The idea is to adopt a narrative point of view similar to the reaction of a victim's brain," say the directors explain."In other words, an omniscient yet subjective point of view on past events. A point of view that reflects how the brain, out of protection, will distort certain memories, will steer the eye towards certain details, but sometimes will also prevent the viewer from actually seeing."&nbsp;

Chloé Montguillon

Morgan Rouchausse

Original Kids

Camille Richardeau

Clément Boyeldieu

Julien Lascar

Benoit Hardouin

Benoit Mazoyer

Baladine Ardant

Valentin Clark

Xavier Schanen

Laure-amélie Vilanova

Aymeric Beun

Aurore Gaulier

Victor Meyer

Vincent Amor

Alexis Baginama

Amaru 'Not Different' by Original Kids

Amaru - Not Different (Official Video)

A young woman gets lost in herself - and then goes too far - in Arnaud&nbsp;Deroudilhe's superbly stylish video for SebastiAn.Absorbed by her own reflection, as she heads to the laundry basement of her apartment building, her self-attraction takes an erotic turn. But then, in a symbol of the psychological effects of self-promotion through social media, the woman's self-obsession&nbsp;turns to madness.&nbsp;&nbsp;This progression is wonderfully controlled by&nbsp;Deroudilhe and the warm, intimate cinematography by&nbsp;Romain Alary, with an edit dovetailing beautifully with SebastiAn's instrumental Movement, also by&nbsp;Deroudilhe.

France

Arnaud Deroudilhe

Charlotte Benhamou

Hugo Marcel

Lucile Jacques

Romain Alary

Vincent Toubel

Emmanuelle Benayoun

Basile Barniské

Manon Beriot

Maud Dupuy

Yvane Rocher

Mathieu Caplanne

Wassila Kailali

Khadyak

Pedro Winter

Cédric Barus

Electronica

Alternative

SebastiAn 'Movement' by Arnaud Deroudilhe

SebastiAn - Movement (Official Music Video)

Colin Solal Cardo's latest collaboration with&nbsp;Héloïse Letissier, aka Christine and the Queens, is an ambitious short film bringing to life the singer and producer's new EP&nbsp;La Vita Nuova.Shot entirely within the&nbsp;l’Opéra National de Paris, this is an epic visual realisation of the struggles she has to go through to achieve her unique pop persona. And through that process, she encounters and struggles with a devilish creature - 'The Fauna', played by&nbsp;Félix Maritaud.The film contains blistering performances - and brilliant choreography by the legendary Ryan Heffington -&nbsp;as&nbsp;Letissier works through the building, from the roof, to backstage with her company of dancers, to onstage,&nbsp;assuming different characters thoughout.Finally, in a big production co-starring&nbsp;Caroline Polachek, a new, fiercer 'Chris' is born. And she is taking no prisoners...

Colin Solal Cardo

Remy Solomon

Julien Berlan

Crille Forsberg

Jeanne Ader

Jonathan Huguet

Tianès Montasser

Fabien Pascal

Elsa Rakotoson

Marie Fioriti

FRIEND

Ryan Heffington

Félix Maritaud

Ophélie Stavropoulos

Christine And The Queens 'La Vita Nuova' by Colin Solal Cardo

Christine and the Queens - La vita nuova

Owlle gazes from her swish apartment onto a nighttime cityscape with flames in the distance - flames that swiftly encroach into her home.Thibaut Grevet&#39;s video for the French singer has the aura of a bad dream, where fear is suspended, but just around the corner. And it&#39;s always an achingly gorgeous-looking bad dream.

Thibaut Grevet

Kate Arizmendi

Renaud Deschamps

Family Productions

Nikita Bukowsky

Maxime Pozzi-Garcia

FIRM

Manu Béard

Bianca Benloukil

Owlle 'In The Dark' by Thibaut Grevet

Owlle - In The Dark (Official Video)

Set in a not-so-far away future, on a distant Earth-like planet, three teens embark on a journey that leads to a once in a lifetime experience, in Lisa Paclet&rsquo;s video for Darius.The underlying coming-of-age narrative accompanies stunning visuals and otherwordly effects (courtesy of Parisian post-production house, Saint-Louis), and the film&#39;s&nbsp;themes of adventure and overcoming fear was inspired by the director&#39;s own &#39;cliff-jumping&#39; in her youth, as well as&nbsp;the optmistic energy of Darius&#39; track Lost in The Moment.The heroine, played by fresh-faced Raph (nominated for the 2017 César awards &laquo;Most Promising Actress&raquo; category), encites the viewer to take the leap as well and lose themselves in the music.

Lisa Paclet

Camille Semprez

François-charles Le Goff

Pascal Salafa

Vincent Flornoy

Jean Charline Tomilson

Sylvain Canaux

Saint Louis

Jean-marc Raygade

Mathieu Caulet

Yves Bosson

Paul Verdet

Raph, Rio Eap

Emmanuel Barron

A63/Roche Musique

Dance

Darius ft Wayne Snow 'Lost In The Moment' by Lisa Paclet 

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Lisa Paclet delivers a haunting performance piece for French producer/composer Prequell, featuring English singer Rae Morris, where the track inspired a video infused with mystery.Rae is in very different mode from her own recent NYC-set video Do It, running though a dark forest as if possessed by Prequell&#39;s melody, in search of its source. Prequell also appears, at the centre of a UFO-like light structure, a unique installation created by Parisian art collective Scale. The result is an enchanting visual experience that harmonizes with Rae Morris&#39;s pop vocals.

Alternative, Electronica

Prequell ft Rae Morris 'Part XIV' by Lisa Paclet

Prequell - Part XIV ft. Rae Morris

Here&#39;s a sumptuous slice of melancholic romance, Paris-style, courtesy of Julia and Vincent, for Myth Sizer&nbsp;and his special guests Bonnie Banane, Ichon and Muddy Monk.The photographer-directors also created the album cover for Myth Syzer&#39;s new record and the video carries on that aesthetic of everyday life - walking the dog, taking a shower, cooking - heightened into a soft-focus confection of loveliness. Very Gallic, of course, but with a real influence of old school Amercian R&amp;B in there too.

Julia et Vincent

Tiphaine Larrosa

Remi Quilichini

Charlène Richardeau

Montaine Lambert

Mariaelena Morelli

Céline Cheval

Laurie Moreau

Eli Serres

Kim Vivan

Nicolas Gautier

Firm Studio

Myth Syzer ft. Bonnie Banane, Ichon & Muddy Monk 'Le Code' by Julia & Vincent

Pablo Maestres&#39; gorgeous film for Polo &amp; Pan starts out as refined as can be, but quickly devolves into something much sweatier, sexier but still just as nice to look at.The promo, which is choreographed to perfection, takes some far-reaching influences and uses a magic potion to make them feel a little bit more... suggestive. A celebration of classic Hollywood musicals and the French New Wave in one immaculately dressed and decorated dinner party. Surreal and sexy barely begins to cover it, the best thing to do is open your mind and dive in for yourself, man.

Pablo Maestres

Laia Barot

Primo

Cecilia Salguero

Marc Miró

Anna Colomer

Tuixén Benet

POLIÉSTER

Javier Ceferino

Alba Guillén

Carlos Font Clos

Metropolitana

Marc Morató

Aina Salarich

Gemma Sellares

Polo & Pan 'Coeur Croisé' by Pablo Maestres

POLO & PAN - Coeur Croisé

Australian songstress George Maple is the sultry catalyst for a increasingly hot and sexually liberated scene in a nightclub, in Lisa Paclet&#39;s video for Kryptonite.Paclet works the same scenario in various ways, through a number of techniques including the use of VHS, screens and in-camera FX, so the viewer&#39;s perception is constantly shifting. And George Maple is also viewed through these techniques - in particular the distinctive use of a &#39;digital shower&#39; effect - to create a visually arresting (and arousing) work.

Alex Lamarque

Evan Djenki

Emily Sonnett

Lock It In

Anne Szymkowiak

George Maple 'Kryponite' by Lisa Paclet

Arnaud Deroudilhe&#39;s video for Busy P is a dual-layered conceptual sleepwalk through the Kiev streets.Masterfully matching scenes from two separate scenarios,&nbsp;Deroudilhe flips between the glistening, electric, hyper-saturated dreamworld of the club inside our protagonist&#39;s mind, and the reality of what she&#39;s interacting with on the streets.A brilliantly executed concept with incredibly playful editing and precise, considered cinematography helping to snap us in and out of the enticing dream state.

Alexis Fonvielle

Gabriel Porier

Busy P ft. Mayer Hawthorne 'Genie' by Arnaud Deroudilhe

Busy P - Genie feat. Mayer Hawthorne (Official Video)

A two minute frenzy of extravagant, even downright dangerous&nbsp;fashion drives Marion Dupas&#39; video for Mason.A woman walks into a beauty salon, followed by an incredible train of hair. Then we&#39;re treated to a fast-paced montage of beauty regimens taken to the extreme - long nails that can be used as cutlery, the aforementioned hair becoming a restraint for the sexy shirtless man (every beauty salon has a sexy shirtless man, right?).It&#39;s a colourful, lighthearted, fun look into a subject that music videos often take very seriously.

Marion Dupas

Charlotte Boulin

Philip Lozano

Jean-charlene Tomlinson

Senegal Beauté

Robin Risser

Dlp Paris

Caroline Clayton

Loulou Records

Island Records

Mason ft. Stefflon Don 'Fashion Killa' by Marion Dupas

Mason-Feat-Stefflon-Don-'Fashion-Killa'-by-Marion-Dupas

Not unlike his apocalyptic slow-motion spectacle for Steve Angelo&#39;s&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/09/18/steve-angello-ft-mako-children-wild-guillaume-panareillo" target="_blank">Children Of The Wild</a>,&nbsp;French&nbsp;director Guillaume Panariello&nbsp;continues to push&nbsp;through&nbsp;technical boundaries,&nbsp;offering&nbsp;us&nbsp;exciting new perspectives in Izzy&nbsp;Bizu&rsquo;s latest single&nbsp;Mad Behaviour.Shot across two days using a&nbsp;Phantom camera and motion control, the&nbsp;highly emotional,&nbsp;visually captivating video successfully&nbsp;translates&nbsp;the singer&#39;s tumultuous&nbsp;inner world,&nbsp;the bounderies of which are blurred.&nbsp;Capturing one symbolic&nbsp;scene&nbsp;to the next with&nbsp;smooth transition, our heavyhearted&nbsp;singer performs&nbsp;in dimly lit&nbsp;rooms while&nbsp;broken objects around her are&nbsp;rebuilt as if by magic &ndash; an effective visual metaphor for the redemption she longs for.&nbsp;And don&#39;t miss the awesome ending, which includes the sight&nbsp;of a&nbsp;piano crashing from the ceiling onto a perfectly set table -&nbsp;all in reverse. Another exceptional work from Guillaume Panariello.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Guillaume Panariello

Julie Mathieu

Arthur Cantin

Loïc Lami

La Planète Rouge

Benoit Maffone

Michael Derrossett

Elizabeth Doonan

Epic Records

Soul

Izzy Bizu 'Mad Behaviour' by Guillaume Panariello

Izzy Bizu - Mad Behaviour (Official Video)

Ambroise Willaume aka SAGE, ex-vocalist of French pop rock band Revolver, has released this slice of surreal&nbsp;Magritte-esque&nbsp;imagery&nbsp;for&nbsp;his single August In Paris&nbsp;directed by&nbsp;Thibaut Grevet.&nbsp;Its a very stylish and striking proposition, which&nbsp;pairs moving,&nbsp;disembodies pairs of legs atop angular, modern buildings. All manner of these long,&nbsp;anonymous limbs -&nbsp;mannequin legs, marching legs, bare legs,&nbsp;golden legs - dance to the staccatoed beats,&nbsp;taking over the artist&#39;s mind as we follow him through lonesome, modern spaces.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The mysterious clip - which never reveals Ambroise&#39;s face - ends with a striking&nbsp;swell of endless&nbsp;marching legs, with the artist&nbsp;leading the way.A mesmerising tour de force by Grevet, whose work includes films for Vans and Red Bull, and <a href="https://www.nowness.com/story/easy-rider-dimitri-coste" target="_blank">Easy Rider </a>- a&nbsp;riveting short profile of photographer and motocross fanatic Dimitri Coste.

G.U.M

Pierre Le Ny

Axel Cosnefroy

Elsa Rodach

Fanny Sage

Guillaume Ho

Mikros Image

Villa Noailles

Cofrad Mannequin

Rock

Experimental

Indie Rock

SAGE 'August In Paris' by Thibaut Grevet

SAGE "August In Paris"

Simon Cahn has transplanted Japanese kawaii culture into Mexico in this original video for French artist&nbsp;Breakbot&#39;s track&nbsp;2GOOD4ME.It captures the fast paced&nbsp;day-in-a-life of a young, defiant&nbsp;Lolita living in Tijuana, as&nbsp;she walks her brother to school, has a picnic with other Japanophiles, and heads to a club in&nbsp;the back of a lustful boy&#39;s truck. The video&nbsp;paints&nbsp;a portrait of&nbsp;present-day urban youth, and ends with a surreal flourish&nbsp;as the girl hovers&nbsp;over the city on her walk back home.&nbsp;Upon the video&#39;s release,&nbsp;Cahn explained to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.dazeddigital.com/music/article/29289/1/watch-breakbot-s-trippy-ode-to-japanese-subculture-in-mexico" target="_blank">Dazed</a>:&nbsp;&ldquo;The link between Mexican and Japanese culture is weirdly very strong in Mexico. It&rsquo;s very unexpected and interesting&hellip;I decided to play with this Japanese/Mexican link. All the characters are real people from Tijuana and non-professional actors.&ldquo;The video, for me, is like the 24-hour rollercoaster of emotions of a young woman; travelling abruptly from comedy to anger, from joy to pain etc. Working with a non-classic narration, I wanted to embody all these different emotions with the structure of the video echoing the feelings of someone intoxicated.&quot;