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Harry Davidson

Furmaan + Vasso direct Jess Glynne's long-awaited return, with the stylish video for Silly Me.&nbsp;Touching upon themes of escapism,&nbsp;resilience and overcoming your past, the video has an elevated, almost fashion-film-esque aesthetic, which showcases Glynne in a way viewers won't have seen her before.&nbsp; "We thought a lot about the interior mind and where we store encroaching memories and self-doubt," the directors mention. "Silly Me takes place inside that place, and is about escaping and overcoming your past."It was a testament to Jess's resilience as an artist and was an honour to create this with her and such an inspiring team."Boasting slick styling, superbly crafted&nbsp;cinematography by Natasha Duursma, choreography from Holly Blakey, and a powerful central performance from Jess, it's an impressive showcase for her comeback - with a real earworm of a track to boot.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Furmaan Ahmed

Sarah Banks

Chloe Richardson

Furmaan + Vasso

Jordi Estapé

Vladimir Dudar

OB Management

Shishmish Films

Caroline Clayton

Dragan Šapić

Natasha Duursma

Sam Holmes

Marija Djikic

Violeta Slepcevic

Ivan Denic

Marko Lekovic

Uros Smiljanic

Nicola Medic

Milos Radovanovic

Holly Blakey

Benjamin David

Marko

Laura Yard

Janja Bilbija

Johnny Tully

CHEAT

Renato Solca

Jess Glynne 'Silly Me' by Furmaan + Vasso

Jess-Glynne-'Silly-Me'-by-Furmaan-+-Vasso

Milo Blake's takes Obangjayar into an Afropop direction,&nbsp;with a noir twist, in the video for the pulsating Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me For a Fool).Obongjayar is working a nightshift&nbsp;at tech company OB Dream Corp&nbsp;-&nbsp;no relation to a certain repping agency - and while on a break he switches on a distinctly old-school desktop and finds a viral video that becomes his portal into a twisted mirror image of his own world.In this alternate dimension, Obangjayar is transformed into a pop artist, performing the song, and accompanied in the same office by dancers. As the views skyrocket on the viral video, it plays on how&nbsp;technology and viral trends consume our lives. Eventually the lines between the digital and real world become completely blurred - and the hardware itself takes on a organic quality.It's an intriguing showcase for the artist aka Steven Umoh, which shows how he represents an exciting new take on Afropop and Afrobeat&nbsp;- and also shows Milo Blake's also moving into exciting new territory as a video director.[imgtoken data:1]

KZ Creatives

Ella Lucia

Milo Blake

Jordi Estapé

Mouthpiece

Spindle

Theo Lalic

Greg Probert

Peter Bishop

Nosisa Majuqwana

Jamie Tarr

Freddie Wright

Mike Linforth

Liam Reardon

Jimmy Van Twest 

Karla Q Leon

Jamie Hodgson

Work Editorial

Myles Bevan

September

Time Based Arts

Afro-Pop

Afrobeat

Obongjayar 'Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me For A Fool)' by Milo Blake

Obongjayar - Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me for a Fool)

In his second video for DJ/producer prxz, following <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/09/29/prxz-child-red-milo-blake/73079" target="_blank">Child In Red</a>, Milo Blake directs&nbsp;a poetic re-interpretation of the Grim Reaper shepherding a lost soul from limbo, in his promo for Girl.&nbsp;Shot entirely in a six minute&nbsp;continuous take, this one-shot film follows this version of the Reaper as she moves through an abandoned aftermath and interacts with the Soul.The abstract interpretation of the concept creates an aura of mystery which heightens the drama of the piece - with a great use of the East London location and in particular a giant electric pylon tower that straddles the road, its frame picked out in Adam Singodia's black and white cinematography.[imgtoken data:1]The excellent central performances by Emma Aldija as the Reaper and&nbsp;Maddie Millar as the Soul are also noteworthy,&nbsp;keeping viewers engaged with hypnotic, otherworldly movement and spontaneous choreography, captured by Steadicam operator Mike Vega.&nbsp;

Danny Rumbelow

Adam Singodia

Nacho Guzman

Dan Howe

Charlotte Toon

Mike Vega

Awal

prxz 'Girl' by Milo Blake

Prxz-'Girl'-by-Milo-Blake

Louis Bhose directs a meditation on memory and nostalgia for Arlo Parks.&nbsp;Stripped-back yet effortlessly mesmerising,&nbsp;Parks performs the track as she journeys through an&nbsp;ever-evolving world, where disconnected hands spruce up the art direction and rearrange&nbsp;various props and textures in the environment.&nbsp;Snapshots of memories and emotions inspire the various scenes, which effortlessly transition from one to another through DoP&nbsp;Murren Tullett's considered composition and camera movement.&nbsp;A thoughtful slice-of-life with bold and honest themes, Bhose has created a world that perfectly complements the track, and Parks' enigmatic performance style.&nbsp;

Louis Bhose

Harriet Towler

Agile Films

Hayley Williams

Gabriel O’donohue

Murren Tullett

Lucy Cooper

Billy Tempest-radford

Emilie Louizides

JP Blunt

Matthieu Toullet

Mike Harounoff

Transgressive

Indie pop

Arlo Parks 'Green Eyes' by Louis Bhose

Arlo-Parks-'Green-Eyes'-by-Louis-Bhose

Colombian electronic artist Ela Minus emerges from foggy gloom in Will Dohrn's video for they told us it was hard, but they were wrong - a performance piece with the gripping sensibility of an art installation.&nbsp;The fog at the beginning is&nbsp;a direct homage to the Andes of Ela's home country, and then she pierces through its disorienting, grey world, bringing&nbsp;light and colour.

Colombia

Will Dohrn

Sara Zion

Ground Work

Christelle De Castro

Isabella Olaguera

Daniel Vignal

Vince Rappa

Lizzie Alexandra

Krisana Sotelo

Hirofrkw

Mimi Quiquine

Jack Williams

Domino Recording Co

Aaron Z. Willson

Devon Catucci

Alternative, Electronica

Ela Minus 'They Told Us It Was Hard, But They Were Wrong' by Will Dohrn

Ela-Minus-'They-Told-Us-It-Was-Hard,-But-They-Were-Wrong'-by-Will-Dohrn

Whilst his mum is out, a young man&nbsp;gets into the usual teenage mischief, such being comically&nbsp;chased in a field by priests and&nbsp;baptised in his pool by a bunch of delusional followers, believing that he may be the Messiah.Dylan Holmes-Williams works small miracles for Ash in this very entertaining&nbsp;music video.

Dylan Holmes Williams

Anthony Toma

Miles Ridgway

Peter Blakemore

Luca Parasiliti-holt

Jabez Bartlett

Lisa Otterburn

Joshua Jackson

Dan Garden

The Priests Of The Mentirosas Brotherhood

Kit Young

Las Bandas Be Brave

Faye Purcell

Rock

Ash 'Confessions In The Pool' by Dylan Holmes Williams

Ash-'Confessions-In-The-Pool'-by-Dylan-Holmes-williams

Just when you think you&#39;ve dumped your girlfriend or boyfriend, it turns out they&#39;ve dumped you. That&#39;s the principle behind Dylan Holmes Williams&#39;s video for Banfi&#39;s Never Really Cared, where several biters get well and truly bit, in increasingly imaginative episodes.Banfi bandmembers are always on hand to witness these small catastrophes too - at least until a middle-aged astronaut decides to give&nbsp;Earth itself the big heave-ho. It&#39;s an epic finale to a thoroughly entertaining work.Not quite sure about Dylan&#39;s account on the making of the astronaut&#39;s scenes though.&nbsp;Surely smoking in space isn&#39;t allowed...?

Charlie Holling

Rubbernecker Films

Seany Stuart

Ty Hack

Lorenzo Levrini

Marcus Albertsen

Elisa Spigariol

Giovanni Mattei

Laurel Chic

Kate O'shea

Gregory Hayes

Joseph Bicknell

Toma Productions

Natalia Maus

Communion

Mischa Andreski

Louise Collins

Indie

Banfi 'Never Really Cared' by Dylan Holmes Williams

Banfi-'Never-Really-Cared'-by-Dylan-Holmes-Williams

When the girl of your dreams comes into your fish and chip shop with some doofus with an engagement ring, what are you going to do?Dylan Holmes Williams has the answer in his engaging, daft, surprisingly thrilling video for Artifiicial Pleasure&#39;s All I Got.Actually, after Dylan&#39;s first video for the band - which featured <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2017/01/17/artificial-pleasure-ill-make-it-worth-your-while-dylan-holmes-williams" target="_blank">a man who gives birth to himself</a> - perhaps not so surprising...&nbsp;

Luke Brookner

Stories London

Luke Goodrich

Oliver Ford

Joel Honeywell

Ines Duarte

Esteban Giempelewicz

Kat Hawker

Stacey Lacey Lincoln

Dylan Johansson

Toby Tomkins

Sebastian Torkia, Will Hislop, Daniela Sanchez, Artificial Pleasure

Artificial Pleasure 'All I Got' by Dylan Holmes Williams

Artificial-Pleasure-'All-I-Got'-by-Dylan-Holmes-Williams

Dylan Holmes Williams&#39; Artificial Pleasure clip is an exercise in bad medicine.A man, clearly in pain, is being restrained by Doctors seemingly against his will, whilst screaming the refrain of &#39;let me out&#39;. For the longest time we&#39;re left to wonder what the hell is wrong with him, and then the diagnosis explodes onto the screen in graphic, naked glory.Williams manages to turn an intense clinical setting into a hilarious piece of body horror in the blink of an eye.&nbsp;

Ailsa Vanessa Tapping

Ramin Sabi

George Johnson

Femi Anderson

Emily-jane Robinson

Cosima Barzini

Esteban Gimpelewicz

Daisy Wormell

Grace Sinnott

Daniel de Vue

Glassworks

Tiago Gambogi, Emma D'arcy, Nick Finerty, Marco Alessi, Yvonne Campbell

Artificial Pleasure

Mark Sutton @ East City Management

East City Management

Artificial Pleasure 'I'll Make It Worth Your While' by Dylan Holmes Williams

Artificial-Pleasure-'I'll-Make-It-Worth-Your-While'-by-Dylan-Holmes-Williams

What could be more horrific than human pubic hair that comes to life and then wants to exact revenge upon its owner?Actually this wiry little ball could hardly be cuter. Christopher&nbsp;Watson-Wood and his team at Mad Ruffian have somehow managed to turn something that normally clogs up your drainpipe into a lovable, lonely hero, in this latest video for Anglo-Swedish indie outfit Francobollo. And that&#39;s despite the fact that his CGI creation is irrationally&nbsp;jealous and&nbsp;possessive towards its former owner, and sets about attempting to sabotage her hot date.It&#39;s an interesting, fun take on the Freudian Oedipus complex, and with a horror-tinged ending that matches up with the personality of the band - and perfectly timed for Halloween.

Christopher Watson-Wood

Amanda Jones

Mad Ruffian

Ruffian Post

Plaster Cast

Rose Greenwell

David Wright

Kate Eccarius

Jack Tew

Tom Coley

Laura Wisinger

Toby Williams-Ellis

Thanos Kousis

Danny Wood

Indie pop, Pop, Indie Rock

Francobollo 'Wonderful' by Christopher Watson-Wood

Francobollo | Wonderful [Official Music Video]

From Paris/Montreal-based directing collective&nbsp;Dent de Cuir - creators of the brilliant video for DyE&#39;s She&#39;s Bad last year &ndash;&nbsp;now comes&nbsp;this&nbsp;stunning video for Darwin Deez&#39;s&nbsp;Kill Your Attitude, the hotly anticipated&nbsp;first release from the indie pop songsmith&#39;s new album.Inspired by the song&rsquo;s&nbsp;lyrical theme of &ldquo;love is war&rdquo;, the video has been turned into an absolute visual&nbsp;masterpiece, in which Darwin is unknowingly immersed in a &#39;first person shooter&#39; game&nbsp;arena.Our hapless hero finds himself being hunted down by his better half for all those small things you&nbsp;do in a relationship that start to annoy: hogging the duvet cover, emptying the fridge, ever buying food, and not doing&nbsp;the washing up...To achieve this Dent De Cuir and Ruffian Post constructed an original&nbsp;video game world for Darwin to be dropped into. It&#39;s&nbsp;almost certainly the first time this has been done in a pop&nbsp;video - and Dent de Cuir explain below how it was done.&nbsp;

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