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Jess Morgan

Lewis Cater directs a fascinating spin on the Frankenstein story, in this minacious promo for Los Angeles-based duo World's First Cinema.&nbsp;In the video for Make Me A Monster, we see a trio of dancers surrounding a mystery man,&nbsp; performing ritualistic movements as a preacher spouts Latin phrases from a seemingly ancient text.&nbsp; The mystery man and preacher were in fact played by band members John and Fil.Breathing life into the character, he is soon&nbsp;on his feet and ready for a sweeping violin solo, adding a sense of drama and intrigue to the project.&nbsp;Beautifully realised with top-notch cinematography and art direction, it's a wonderful introduction to the theatrical world of the artists.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United States

Lewis Cater

James Norbury

Guy Davies

Zebrafish Media

Henry Richmond

Elle Lotherington

Aaron Rogers

Anil Duru

Anastasiya Cherkasyuk

Harry Buck

Joseph Crone

Brooke Lee Davies

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka

B-unique Records

Matt Allsop

Experimental

Orchestral

World's First Cinema 'Make Me A Monster' by Lewis Cater

World's First Cinema - Make Me A Monster (Official Music Video)

Elliot Simpson's&nbsp;latest collaboration with Digital Farm Animals brings to life the perfect hymn to a lockdown free (fingers crossed!) summer.In the video, shenanigans ensue when three teenagers are left&nbsp;home alone to celebrate their friend's birthday.&nbsp;DJ Digital Farm Animals - aka&nbsp;Nicholas Gale - and featured artist Harlee bring the party spirit straight to the boys, via an Uber-style desktop app - and when they arrive, so do a raucous crew of London's coolest personalities, turning the quiet residence into the hottest dancefloor in the city.&nbsp;Dripping with trippy vibes and a palpable energy, the sharp direction sets the pace for a night to remember, and the frenetic cinematography brings the entire concept to life.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Elliot Simpson

James Cross

Park Village

Adam Booth

Chris Malin

Pieter Snyman

Josh Tue

Jamie Cook

James Duffy

Terri Higgins

Chloe Rose

Myles Bevan

Time Based Arts

Rom Herring

Jakob Thorhallsson

Scott Harvey, Damian Reyes-fox, Eoin Mckenna

Michael Lewin

Electronic

Digital Farm Animals ft Harlee 'Last Night' by Elliot Simpson

Digital-Farm-Animals-Feat.-Harlee-'Last-Night'-by-Elliot-Simpson

Daniel Broadley directs a mesmerising promo for Nick Jonas' This Is Heaven, the latest entry from his Spaceman album campaign.&nbsp;We open on Jonas writing lines on a typewriter, detailing a spaceman whose jetpack ignites and launches him skyward - a nod to the final scene of his <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3cF_AuwZIc" target="_blank">previous video</a>.&nbsp;From there, the artist is shown in a variety of performance vignettes, each with a distinctly dystopian&nbsp;sci-fi vibe, tying into the abstract aesthetic of the campaign so far.&nbsp;Shot across a handful of stunning locations, Stefan Yap's&nbsp;cinematography elevates the concept to cinematic heights, delivering on the larger than life promise of Jonas' latest project.&nbsp;

Daniel Broadley

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Michelle Cheung

Jack Wiles

Stefan Yap

Chris Steel

Elisa Spigariol

Christopher J Orr

Mark Stewart

Avo Yermagyan

Mekel Bailey

Charle Mcewen

Sam Hardy

Joseph Bicknell

Company 3

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Nick Jonas 'This Is Heaven' by Daniel Broadley

Nick-Jonas-'This-Is-Heaven'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Maxim Kelly employs 19th century tech to create a mesmerising, appropriately-shaped video for Django Django's Spirals, the band's first new material since 2018.By recreating the Phénakisticope, a pre-cinematic invention to create 'motion pictures', Kelly has created&nbsp;a series of mandala-like circular patterns, encompassing images of Django lead singer David Maclean, that animate as they spin around. As they do so, they also replicate the spiralling effect that's referenced in the lyrics and also the music.This smart visual idea takes the viewer on a psychedelic experience that also sits perfectly with the band's canon&nbsp;of inventive visuals for their music.The single will be available to stream and download on all the usual digital platforms and also as a 10” vinyl b/w exclusive track The Ark, available from www.djangodjango.co.uk and all independent record shops.

Maxim Kelly

Stephanie Paeplow

Caviar

Daniella Manca

Daphne Do

Jordan Buck

Kerry Green

Emma Friend

Michael McDuffie Finlay

Bobby Brown

Jono Yates

Charlie Reddie

Homespun

Nomad

Martin Goodwin

Felipe Szulc

Liv Lawton

John Hassay

Because Music

Django Django 'Spirals' by Maxim Kelly

Django Django - Spirals (Official Video)

The emotional pain of a break-up&nbsp;is studied through a series of&nbsp;long takes in&nbsp;Mike Baldwin's video for Rhys Lewis.&nbsp;The video for When Was The Last Time starts by introducing the main characters in closeup shots, each in different settings&nbsp;but all connected by the tumultuous emotions that come with ending a relationship. Through slow, revealing zooms, each vignette unfolds to reveal their partner, and we realise we are witnessing the crucial moment of a break-up in each case.Intimate and heartwrenching performances capture the mood of the track without revealing too much information. We never find out any backstory to these scenarios&nbsp;- we don't have to. DoP&nbsp;Benedict Spence utilises simple composition and camera movement to keep the focus on the heart of the concept, and the leisurely pace of the edit allows viewers to linger on each moment.In each case its clear that the person we initially focus on is digesting the news that they are no longer loved. But in Rhys Lewis's own situation, Baldwin adds another twist. This is an emotional and very satisfying video for a sad song.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mike Baldwin

Jamie Whymark

Blindeye Films

Jack Lightfoot

Emily Vincent

Ty Hack

Benedict Spence

Dan Villanueva

Adam Farquharson

Sonny Horweol

Abena Ofei

Elaine Lynskey

Naomi Lake

Stefan Perry

Framestore 

Mia Tomlinson, Felicity Hobson, Marianne Tambini, Emmanuel Berthelot, Lana Maciver, Max Muir, Otilia De Royer Dupre

Lock It In

Emily Tedrake

Decca Records

Rhys Lewis 'When Was The Last Time' by Mike Baldwin

Rhys-Lewis-'When-Was-The-Last-Time'-by-Mike-Baldwin

JGrrey explores a world of infinite possibilities&nbsp;in Dreaming Fool, directed by Harry Cauty.&nbsp;Set against an infinite black background, the video cleverly transitions from setup to setup, exploring scenes where JGrrey gets tattooed, lights a spliff and even gets watered like a plant. Like any good dream, it's equal parts surreal and idyllic.&nbsp;Shot in a refreshingly natural/ hand-held style, the absence of a gimbal adds a rough and ready quality to the visual, which is a nice juxtaposition to the buttery-smooth track. Each vignette has a distinct style to it, effortlessly moving from weird fashion to offbeat, almost comedic elements, and right back around again for another lap. It's frenetic and inventive, however there is a certain beauty to the project, allowing for poignant and emotional beats in between the quickfire action.&nbsp;JGrrey has a rare, hypnotic style to&nbsp;her performance, and has the ability to make you feel at home in an unfamiliar world. This is the glue to the whole concept- JGrrey will lead you into her universe and show you a good time, leaving you ready for more by the end of the track. And we certainly can't wait to see what's next.&nbsp;

Harry Cauty

Afzal Robbani

Lorenzo Levrini

Chris Hayden

Santiago Gongo

Conior Willis

Hope Rose

Dan Moran

Ikki Dhesi

Carrie Sutton

JGrrey 'Dreaming Fool' by Harry Cauty

Dreaming-Fool-'Jgrrey'-by-Harry-Cauty

Taichi Kimura gets together with Kano to&nbsp;present&nbsp;a sprawling portrait of East London life,&nbsp;illustrating the idea of celebration in spite of dire circumstance – and the warmth and positivity of the community it represents.The track Pan-Fried contrasts summery beats with a furious, dark undertow, and&nbsp;features a guest turn from British platinum-selling artist Kojo Funds. Utilising the variety of unique locations East London has to offer, the patchwork of vignettes come together to form a warm-hearted homage to Kano's roots,&nbsp;and are elevated by strong performances from both artists.

Taichi Kimura

Aaron Reid

Gabriel Ross

Chris Matthews / Joshua Dadson

Elliott Linehan-cross / Lee Parfit

Gemma Stafford

Tim Smith

CHEAT

Hands London

Sam Seager

Warner Records

Hip Hop

Grime

Kano ft Kojo Funds 'Pan-Fried' by Taichi Kimura

Kano-Ft-Kojo-Funds-'Pan-fried'-by-Taichi-Kimura

Neo-soul boyband&nbsp;Rak-Su bring an out-of-date Shopping Centre to life in this enjoyable spoof on the American-romance-meets-spy-thriller&nbsp;genre - if that ever was a genre -&nbsp;by Harry Cauty.The four guys are out with their&nbsp;four girlfriends at the mall, in the mood for love and popping that all-important question - Yours Or Mine -&nbsp;but having to fend off malicious forces&nbsp;from surprising sources (waiters, old ladies...) whilst also keeping their love interests entertained.All good fun and, achieved with a &#39;80s/90s domestic format look, very on trend in terms of retro feel.&nbsp;

Jamie Brewer

Tom O'Keefe

Marcus Albertsen

Milo Brown

Tuck Linehan-Cross

Pauline Briscoe

Ben Harrex

Final Cut

Kat Cattaneo

Sony Music

Soul

Neo-Soul

Rak-Su 'Yours Or Mine' by Harry Cauty

Rak-su-'Yours-Or-Mine'-by-Harry-Cauty

Charley Palmer Rothwell plays the young man in a difficult relationship and bending under the pressure of an apparently demanding partner in Harry Cauty&#39;s intriguing video for Adam French.In line with the songtitle The Only Living Thing, Rothwell (who appeared in Christopher Nolan&#39;s Dunkirk) projects his feelings and anxieties upon the blank canvas - or the void - of his co-star: a tailor&#39;s dummy.It&#39;s a psychological study of a damaged mind that has its lighter moments, and a nice sense of mystery, partly resolved by the voicemail message at the end of the song.

Olan Collardy

Malte Huebner

James Wicks

Vini Curits

Toby Tomkins

Charley Palmer Rothwell

Andrew Law

Indie

Singer-songwriter

Adam French 'The Only Living Thing' by Harry Cauty

Adam-French-'The-Only-Living-Thing'-by-Harry-Cauty

UK country duo Ward Thomas&#39;s song No Filter is about the bottling up of feelings and then letting go. This gets a terrific interpretation in Daniel Broadley&#39;s video.Broadley presents three vignettes showing the struggles and anguish of three young people, pulled together with sisters Catherine and Lizzy Ward Thomas&#39;s riveting performance of the song, and their shared therapy session.And if the seriousness of their issues and evident lack of self-worth sparks our curiosity&nbsp;- and each set-up is beautifully photographed by DoP&nbsp;Ben Coughlan - the payoff is superb. There&#39;s a roar of pain that becomes cathartic, and brings everyone together at the moment when the emotion of the song is at its peak. Powerful stuff.

Rob Jelley

Sasha Moon

Oliver Callund

Jonathan Sidwell

Ben Coughlan

Rupert Hornstein

Tom Carpenter

Alex Gibbon

Ellie Witt

Sophie O'Kane

Paula Mccash

Celia Evans

Doug Walshe

Country

Ward Thomas 'No Filter' by Daniel Broadley

Ward-Thomas-'No-Filter'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Daniel Broadley&#39;s latest video for You Me At Six is a shaggy dog story wrapped in a tribute to The Big Lebowski&#39;s bowling alley scenes, with lead singer Josh Franceschi channelling&nbsp;Jeff Bridges&#39; lovably hapless&nbsp;Dude, with the rest of the band taking the other&nbsp;roles.It&#39;s bowling night, and Franceschi&#39;s dog has gone&nbsp;missing. Then it becomes clear that his sleazy bowling rivals have something to do with its disappearance.&nbsp;Time for a no-holds-barred high stakes bowling match.Rowan&#39;s of Finsbury Park, North London provides the perfect venue&nbsp;for this action-comedy, and also a groundbreaking band performance of the track Back Again in the bowling lanes.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Phillip Heron

Rob Hawkins

Kupa Warner

You Me At Six 'Back Again' by Daniel Broadley

You-Me-At-Six-'Back-Again'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Shades of an Anton Corbijn classic for Nirvana as new Director/DOP duo Our World Is Grey&nbsp;team up with Neck Deep on their latest single for Don&#39;t Wait.It&#39;s a surreal and bleak portrayal of loss of innocence, peppered with political sentiments and symbolism, with stylish art direction (Jess Morgan at Jam Studio),&nbsp;and wrapped in a nostalgic non-heart shaped box. &nbsp;

Our World Is Grey

Sans Noir

Simon Chmiewlski

Jean Dakar

Jacob Gibbins

Tom Nowell

Hopeless Records

Neck Deep 'Don't Wait' by Our World Is Grey

Neck-Deep-'Don't-Wait'-by-Our-World-Is-Grey

Remember the iconic race scene between Kenickie and Danny in Grease?&nbsp;Well, Daniel Broadley&#39;s video for Dusky Grey&nbsp;swaps the souped-up motors&nbsp;for&nbsp;customised shopping trolleys instead. It gives&nbsp;a twist to the meaning of their song title, Joy Ride, as they race around rooftops against the London skyline.&nbsp;

Dusky Grey 'Joy Ride' by Daniel Broadley

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