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Jay Green

Jay Green returns with a mind-bending promo for rising underground star Fly Anakin.&nbsp;The hypnotic performance video for Class Clown&nbsp;features swirling cameras, vibrant lights and otherworldly effects, following the artist as he drives around the city with a small crew late at night.&nbsp;The trippy aesthetic perfectly suits the innovative soundscapes in the track, and Anakin's potent delivery ties together the menagerie of conceptual imagery on-screen.&nbsp;Breathtaking&nbsp;work.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

COMPULSORY

Kiran Mandla

Bobbie Notcutt

Lee Fairweather

Dan Horitz

Jack Smith

Kosta Volkov

Alfie Peter

Vincent Miele

Timur Almazov

Fly Anakin 'Class Clown' by Jay Green 

Fly Anakin - Class Clown (Official Video)

Jay Green is back with visuals for&nbsp;old school banger Don't Know About You&nbsp;by B Live, featuring&nbsp;Becky Hill and JME.&nbsp;The promo makes effective use of Green's VFX skills, as the artists perform in swirling futuristic cubes, which bounce, rotate and distort at random.&nbsp;Like a pinball machine on acid, we switch between these setups in a warped, hyperreal fashion, whilst the overall aesthetic leans heavily into early Noughties retro-futurism.&nbsp;The switch-ups in colour palette&nbsp;and frantic camera movements alongside the energetic performances make this one to remember.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Henry Cristerna

Korsshan Schlauer

Emily Sonnett

Amal Solomons

Chris Hay

Jack Power

Ben Reason

Robbie Smith

Mari Esa

Kingsley Giles

Wendy Turner

Thomas Kumeling

CHEAT

Garage

B Live ft Becky Hill & JME 'Don't Know About You' by Jay Green

B Live ft. Becky Hill & JME - Don't Know About You (Official Video)

Jay Green has followed up his UKMVA-nominated video for&nbsp;Kam-Bu and Knucks with another well-crafted piece in gritty black and white, this time for&nbsp;BXKS and Oscar Worldpeace - exhibiting their mic skills entirely from within a ring-fenced cage-like space.&nbsp;We begin with an omnipresent swirling motion camera and from then on the chaos is unleashed, weaving out of smooth crash zooms and flashing lights while BXKS and Oscarworldpeace perform effortlessly with relentless charm and confidence.Green uses the limitations of the studio setting to his advantage, and plays to his strengths in creating a strong mood and presence through visual style. It's a grimy yet slick world that has both kinetic energy and grittiness in its visuals and landscape. Terrific stuff.

Nick Fore

Peter Ford

Jai Chayne

Celina Bassili

BXKS ft Oscar Worldpeace '3,2,1' by Jay Green

BXKS - 321 feat. Oscar #Worldpeace (Official Video)

COMPULSORY have announced that&nbsp;director Jay Green has joined the roster for Music Video, Commercial and Creative Direction representation.&nbsp;Jay joins COMPULSORY having already directed music videos through the production company, including <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/08/27/kam-bu-ft-knucks-call-me-back-jay-green/72542">Kam-Bu's Call Me Back</a>&nbsp;- which was recently nominated for a UKMVA - and the BXKS x Oscar #Worldpeace track 3,2,1&nbsp;which was released last week.&nbsp;Jay has made a name for himself in the underground scene by working with artists such Ragz Originale, Knucks and the Nine8 Collective, mainly members Lava La Rue and Biig Piig.Head of Music/EP Kiran Mandla and&nbsp;Music Rep Lee Fairweather will be working closely together with Jay to craft his next slate of music videos.Kiran Mandla, head of Music at COMPULSORY comments: “We’re so excited to welcome Jay to the family. He’s proved to be a relentless force in recent videos with a multidisciplinary approach to his work and ability to execute, no matter how tough the challenge. Jay’s craft in post production has elevated his work more so with an eye for detail and perfection. We’ve loved working with him to realise his vision."Jay Green comments: “COMPULSORY embodies so much of what I love in this industry, being able to work with a team who have such a positive and ‘can do’ approach to each project. With the wealth of new talent they represent and their consistency in releasing exciting boundary breaking videos, I’m very happy to be joining them on the next stage of my journey as a director.”

COMPULSORY sign Jay Green for Music Videos, Commercial and Creative Direction.

Jay Green creates a hard-hitting video about the reality of surveillance in London in the new video for Kam-Bu featuring Knucks in Call Me Back.Kam-Bu and Knucks are tired of being relentlessly watched and followed in the gripping visuals for their new collaboration, which sees the two rappers trade verses back and forth, weaving in and out of flows seamlessly with effortless chemistry and impact.[imgtoken data:1]Green does a superb job in establishing the atmosphere of paranoia in which they operate,&nbsp;emphasised by the black and white colours and docu-style camera work.And the kinetic editing, and use of split-screen, spurs a sense of disillusionment focusing on lingering shadows and sudden movement. This is very good indeed.

Oliver Waters

Ernest Tu

Kosta Vokov

Connor Gaffe Williams

Olivia West

Grime

Kam-Bu ft Knucks 'Call Me Back' by Jay Green

KAM-BU - Call Me Back ft. Knucks (Official Music Video)

Lava, Bone Slim and LorenzoRSV&nbsp;- from the Nine8 collective - get caught in a vibrant mess of digital nostalgia, in Jay Green's promo for FVR 105.&nbsp;On a quest to find digital love in a virutal reality rave, the group's mission turns sour when the simulation they are in begins to glitch.&nbsp;Paying homage to hit 'em up video games, early&nbsp;VR and Windows XP, the video is a tongue-in-cheek reflection of&nbsp;an early Noughties zeitgeist, packed full of iconography and understated performance setups.&nbsp;

Joseph Nowell

Songular

Experimental

Nine8 Collective 'FVR 105' by Jay Green

Nine8-Collective-'Fvr-105'-by-Jay-Green

Charlotte Toon explores late night missed calls&nbsp;in the sleek and sensual video for Ragz Originale's 4am.&nbsp;Set in a world which reflects the smooth and sexy vibes of the track, we&nbsp;see Ragz at a party, and his love interest coming home after an evening out, both with their minds elsewhere. The visual nods to&nbsp;the glossy feelgood era of the Nineties, with a contemporary splash of neon and tropical-themed decor.&nbsp;DoP Karol Jurga&nbsp;focuses on slow and deliberate camera movement to align with the concept, whilst utilising blue and orange tones to give each set-up a distinctive aesthetic and feel.&nbsp;

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