Director

Isaac Brown

Following Stampede and Life Keeps Going - both shot in Ghana - Isaac Brown now moves on to France for his latest video&nbsp;for&nbsp;Australian artist&nbsp;Genesis Owusu -&nbsp;a pulsating visual set across two timelines.The video for Human Again follows Owusu as both a French king facing revolt and a modern-day executive moving frantically through Paris. Fast-moving and irreverent, its focussed on the artist's charismatic performance within these unusual&nbsp;setups, filmed in Paris and Vouzeron.A top-notch addition to video campaign for Owusu's&nbsp;new album Redstar Wu &amp; The Worldwide Scourge, which began&nbsp;with Brown's video for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFT7fZA3ybw" target="_blank">Death Cult Zombie</a>, late last year.&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Genesis Owusu 'Human Again' by Isaac Brown

Genesis Owusu - HUMAN AGAIN (Official Music Video)

Isaac Brown follows up the spectacular video for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2026/03/03/genesis-owusu-stampede-isaac-brown/94250" target="_blank">Stampede</a> with a second promo for Australian rapper Genesis Owusu, also filmed in Ghana.&nbsp;The video for Life Keeps Going is a more stripped-back affair. Shot at Black Star Square in Accra, the visual is built around the artist's movement and the scale of the location, a beautiful contrast of micro and macro.Showcasing one of Ghana's most culturally significant public spaces, the video exudes a confident, sweepingly cinematic vibe, and is an excellent&nbsp;companion to&nbsp;Stampede, the larger campaign film.[imgtoken data:1]

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Genesis Owusu 'Life Keeps Going' by Isaac Brown

Genesis Owusu - LIFE KEEPS GOING (Official Music Video)

Isaac Brown directs a thrilling promo on the streets of Accra for Australian rapper and singer&nbsp;Genesis Owusu, with action on motorbikes and horseback complementing the artist's feisty performance.Filmed in the Ghanian capital, the video for Stampede sees Owusu travelling on the back of a truck, surrounded by riders on motorcycles. Then he is with other riders on horseback, moving in sync with the track’s escalating energy.Boasting a mix of offbeat angles and creative cinematography, it's almost arthouse in its presentation, intercutting performance with abstract narrative moments.&nbsp;Shot on location with a focus on physical movement and real environments, the video leans into performance and scale while keeping Owusu at its centre. And the energy never flags for a second. Standout work.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]