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Luke Moran Morris

Jordan Hemingway directs a mesmerising visual film for Wolf Alice's new album Blue Weekend.A night out in London - we’ve all had one of those. Trying to work through heartbreak and friendships made and lost, meeting characters good and bad, funny and tragic. A fight here, an embrace there. Singing in toilets, bidding farewell to a lover at a bus stop, before riding home with your mates singing at the top of your voice, until you’re alone again, but not lonely.[imgtoken data:1]You feel love, wrapped in the memories of the mad night that lays behind.Jordan Hemingway’s rendering of such a night, of course, takes twists and turns and exaggerates, making&nbsp;every mundane moment into something magically grotesque. Characters unhinged, colours bursting. Chaos reigns supreme as Wolf Alice’s visual album unfolds, with the music serving as a guide to the imagery, the emotional clock that ticks away to the early hours of the morning.[imgtoken data:2]The project is an absolute tour de force, interweaving Hemingway's hallucinatory&nbsp;vision and a series of breathtaking performances, delivered in grungy locations across the city.&nbsp;Unexpected, daring and vibrant, the abstract imagery and colour-drenched set pieces are elevated by DoP&nbsp;Molly Manning Walker's dazzling cinematography, and a true marriage of craft from every member of the production team.&nbsp;Watch the trailer for the film above, and of course, catch several of the individual videos on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/c/WolfAliceMusic/featured">Wolf Alice's YouTube channel.&nbsp;</a>[imgtoken data:3]

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Jordan Hemingway

Ella Girardot

Academy Films

Maurizio Von Trapp

Kavita Babbar

Irene Maffei

Molly Manning Walker

Toby  Mckay

Sam Taylor

Bill Rae Smith

Nick Royal

Erika Freedman

Esme Horn

Jenny Glynn

Louis Hvejsel Bork

Joseph Bicknell

Company 3

Anna Kelman

Ed Blow

Dirty Hit Record S

Wolf Alice 'Blue Weekend' by Jordan Hemingway

Wolf-Alice--'Blue-Weekend-'-by-Jordan-Hemingway

After helming the first few videos from the new album Metronomy Forever, frontman Joseph Mount cedes directing duties to old collaborator Dan Brereton. Very good move.This reunion of the minds that brought us the first Metronomy videos over a decade ago, has now produced a lovely video for Wedding Bells - simple in concept, extremely artful and accomplished in its execution.It's a house party, where now five-piece band are gamely playing in the corner. But this get-together of hormonal teenagers is not what we might expect: its daytime, there's little sign of booze, there's lots of nice party food. Indeed, it really does resemble a much younger person's party.In the midst, one lad becomes smitten with a girl... who is with another guy. But within the logic of the piece - an afternoon nap, a dream sequence, and things getting&nbsp;out of hand in a kid's party way - things may work out...From the location to the casting, art direction and photography in 4:3 by Ruben Woodin Dechamps, this is as good a Metronomy video as we've seen in a while. And lovely to see the band back with Dan Brereton - they&nbsp;always come up with good ones.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Daniel Brereton

Fred Bonham Carter

Alexa Haywood

Amanda Tuckwell

Kerry Green

Ruben Woodin Deschamps

Andrew Bainbridge

Richard Savage

Stephen Dunn

Steve Gilbert

Fletch Jarvis

Ellen Amann Johns

Arlo Clark

Marion Cassan

Rebekah Lidstone

Charlotte James

Natasha Lawes

Heather Basten

Tom Chick

Tim Smith

CHEAT

Rhian Emanuel

Indie

Rock

Metronomy 'Wedding Bells' by Daniel Brereton

Metronomy -  Wedding Bells (Official Music Video)

As George Ezra paces around his bedroom, water seeps under the door - and soon the room is quickly filling up with water. It&#39;s a startling and gripping scenario for the video for Hold My Girl, directed by Dave Bullivant, aka Bison.It&#39;s certainly not the easy-going and uplifting vibe that we usually get from the usual George Ezra music video, but it fits with the tone of the song, which gives the sense of a man who&#39;s time is quickly running out. And that&#39;s exactly what&#39;s happening before our eyes in the video.By all accounts, this was a very difficult shoot to pull off. So if that look on George&#39;s face, as the room inexorably fills with water, looks like genuine fear... well, it just might be.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dave Bullivant

Dobi Manolova

FRIEND

Luke Tierney

Ghandi El-Chamaa

Dan Gibling

Ula Pontikos

Undefined

Stephanie Kennedy

Bernie Prentice

Federica Lovell-pank

Natalie Young

Sam Bould

Cut+Run

Toby Tomkins

Dimitar Itskov

Laura Clayton

Sony Music

George Ezra 'Hold My Girl' by Bison

George-Ezra-'Hold-My-Girl'-by-Bison

Georgia Hudson&#39;s beautifully-crafted video for Tom Misch combines a spectacular winter landscape with urban cool, knitted together by an element of subtle magic.&nbsp;While a dancer performs on an ice-covered lake, rapper Loyle Carner delivers his performance in a house in London. But Tom Misch is elsewhere - performing the soulful jam Water Baby from under the ice.&nbsp;Shot in the Ukraine and London, Hudson has harnessed great work on both sides of the camera to achieve an exquisite music video. &nbsp;

Georgia Hudson

Freddie Barrass

Agile Films

Hayley Williams

Clara Paris

Ben Fordesman

Ahmet Husseyin

Joe Douglas

Ben Skyrme

Connor Gaffe

Leo King

Stitch

Oisín O'Driscoll

The Mill

OB Management

Connie Meade

Tom Misch ft. Loyle Carner 'Water Baby' by Georgia Hudson

Tom-Misch-Ft.-Loyle-Carner-'Water-Baby'-by-Georgia-Hudson

Watch in amazement as Oscar Hudson messes with your perceptions in this single-take journey for Bonobo&#39;s No Reason - Hudson&#39;s first video since joining Pulse Films.Utilising all practical effects, this incredible video for Bonobo uses forced perspective to shrink down a series of rooms as the camera passes through them, until before you know it the room is barely big enough to fit a hand inside.Littered with subtle easter eggs relating to Bonobo&#39;s latest record, brilliant bits of production design and some fantastic lighting effects, this clip is a real achievement - evoking the playful, surreal feeling of now classic 90s-era Jonze and Gondry videos.

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