Colourist

Marc Morató

Rosalía performs a groundbreaking live presentation of her new album Motomami - bending Tik Tok to her will in the process - in a brilliant longform created specially for the app, directed by STILLZ,&nbsp;Ferran Echegaray and Rosalía, in association with CANADA.There are extended performances pieces from each track of the album, with uniquely designed staging and choreography applied to each while occupying the same huge studio space. Most crucially, this project is not hampered by the aspect ratio-related limitations of Tik Tok.[imgtoken data:1]The content is specifically created to be viewed on mobile devices, and is meant to be held with two hands. That will prevent you from dropping that device&nbsp;when the camera moves to another shape - as it does throughout the film.When its vertical, it could be horizontal or upside down. But in fact, the camera (or cameras) are themselves usually moving, rotating, changing the angle and view of the ever-compelling&nbsp;Rosalía - who is indeed performing live.[imgtoken data:2]The piece represents a continuation of CANADA's close relationship with Rosalía, after the music videos for De Plata,&nbsp; directed by MANSON, and her breakthrough&nbsp;hits Malamente and Pienso En Tu Mirá,&nbsp;filmed by Nicolás Méndez aka CANADA, as well as the Grammy’s Best Music Video-winning TKN,&nbsp;featuring Travis Scott, also directed by Méndez.

Spain

Jose Tirado

Mecnun Giasar

Lane Casting

Pili Vila

Pepa Salazar

Rosalía Vila

Stillz

Ferran Echegaray

Esteban Zuluaga

Karen Saurí

Christy Alcaraz

CANADA

Christopher Ripley

Agustin Boffi

Alvaro Riesgo

Marta Loza

Sergio Serpiente

Mariona Botella

Estel New Roman

Aitor Bigas

Álvaro Posadas

David Gómez

Metropolitana

Flamenco

Rosalía 'Motomami Tik Tok Live Performance' by Stillz, Rosalía Vila, Ferran Echegaray

Rosalía-'Motomami-Tik-Tok-Live-Performance'-by-Stillz,rosalía-Vila,-Ferran-Echegaray

Cyprien Clément-Delmas directs a thought-provoking promo for Moderat.&nbsp;Consisting of artists&nbsp;Sascha Ring (Apparat) and Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary (Modeselektor), the track&nbsp;contemplates the relationship between love and independence, lamenting how vulnerable we become when the balance between the two tips too far forward towards the former.The video for Easy Prey was shot across two days in Barcelona, and&nbsp;explores our heavy reliance on technology and its consequential fragilities and interconnectedness. The abstract narrative vignettes create a palpable energy, which bubbles with mystery and intrigue, whilst developing the aforementioned themes in a fresh and&nbsp;exciting way.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]“The idea of the music video is to talk about our dependence on technology,&nbsp;the vulnerability of our ultra-connected societies,"&nbsp;says&nbsp;Clément-Delmas.&nbsp;"We think we are stronger today but we are somehow weaker. Most of the essentials are now based on technology.&nbsp;"This main character represents the essential workers that make all this happen but are also fed up with society, with what we are expected to be. This is a sort of close dystopia I wanted to create in this film. I think this scenario is not too far away and we might experience something similar sooner or later.”Strikingly executed, with a darkly futuristic vibe and tonnes of atmosphere.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Cyprien Clément-Delmas

Caviar

Slime TV

Eleri Evans

MAGICK

Joceline Gabriel

Hands London

Laia Vidal

Júlia Bas Anglès

Carlos Feher

Dominique Aizpurua

Riki Prat

Otti Ramirez

Carlos Font Clos

Martes Studio

La Metropolitana

Frame 24

Cinelab Film and Digital

Sergi Lafuente

Moderat 'Easy Prey' by Cyprien Clément-Delmas

MODERAT - MORE D4TA - EASY PREY

CANADA's Lope Serrano's second video for Dua Lipa takes the colour-coded song-and-dance production of Physical in another sexy, surreal, and Western-themed direction. With the Director's Cut now released, Serrano's full vision is revealed.Cowboy and cowgirl clowns join Dua in a Victorian hall - the Grosvenor House Hotel in London - and ride invisible horses, wrestle gainfully with a giant floating egg, practice their lines - and of course line-dance.[imgtoken data:1]Of course its Dua Lipa who presides over all, memorably from the seat of a mechanical bull, and also donning the clown make-up -&nbsp;more assured and comfortable than ever as a bone fide music video icon.Like it's star, the whole video is stunning to look at - and blissfully enjoyable from start to finish.&nbsp;A gorgeously glamourous, fabulously&nbsp;frivolous fever dream.[imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Lope Serrano

MrMr

Marta Bobić

Nicolás Martinez De La Fuente

Oscar Romagosa

Alba Barneda

Ella Knight

Tristan Hefele

Tim Lorentzén

Thomas Nicholson

Jonny Lewis

Brendan Harvey

Justin Denchfield

Studio Augmenta

Lorenzo Posocco

Taff Williamson

Luke Hersheson

Lisa Eldridge

Dorita Nissen

Simon Izzard

Charm La'Donna

Eighty4

Katie Dolan

Homespun

Dua Lipa 'Love Again' (Director's Cut) by Lope Serrano at CANADA

Dua Lipa - Love Again (Directors Cut)

Femke Huurdeman celebrates the power of self-love in her splendid&nbsp;promo for Sigrid's Mirror.&nbsp;Each and every vignette in the video is dazzingly art-directed, and could have easily been ripped from the pages of a high fashion magazine. The visual has a distinctly fashion-forward and dynamic aesthetic, with a fun,&nbsp;idiosyncratic energy.&nbsp;Sigrid is the main attraction here, of course. Her charming personality and passionate performance ties everything together in a polished yet relaxed manner.&nbsp;"This is the journey of finding your core,&nbsp;coming to terms with who you are," explains Huurdeman. "Radiating this from oneself is at the heart of the concept of the video."[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Femke Huurdeman

Angela Gomez-alba

Gemma Sellares

Marc Miró

Elena Ponsoda Segura

Luis Murua

Alvaro Posadas, @canada

Laura Clayton

Universal Music Operations

Sigrid 'Mirror' by Femke Huurdeman

Sigrid-'Mirror'-by-Femke-Huurdeman

An unassuming old man wanders down to the&nbsp;supermarket - and attracts&nbsp;the avid attention from three outlandish characters of the street, in Rogelio's marvellously wacky video for Madrid punk outfit&nbsp;The Parrots&nbsp;- featuring superstar rapper C Tangana.&nbsp;Rogelio has established himself as a wonderfully exciting new directing talent, with work like his&nbsp;gritty, sexy&nbsp;narrative videos for C Tangana, No Te Debi Besar and Bien Duro. Here he channels the anarchic spirit of The Parrots' Maldito through the half-crazed trio - played by the band, presumably?&nbsp;- who attach themselves to the old guy: the guitar-playing busker-devil, the scary preacher angel... and the dirty tramp.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;They follow the old guy around Madrid, who humbly accepts his lot, even when they invite themselves&nbsp;over to his place, which they proceed to wreck. Who knows, maybe they're his kids...&nbsp;And its all as suitably nutty and viscerally exciting as this punk rock banger fully deserves.

Rogelio

Karen Sauri

Uri Barcelona

Teresa Montanuy

Laura Vandall

Manuela Romero

Álvaro P. Posadas

Heavenly Recordings

Carla Lapiedra

Alex Turrión

Rock

The Parrots ft C Tangana 'Maldito' by Rogelio

The-Parrots-Feat-C-Tangana-'Maldito-'-by-Rogelio

Victor Carrey directs a haunting promo for Manel's&nbsp;L'amant Malalta - a dreamy journey through&nbsp;the empty, nocturnal streets of a&nbsp;curfewed Barcelona.&nbsp;The songtitle translates as&nbsp;The Sick Lover, and the video&nbsp;draws up surrealistic images coming from the artist's lockdown, and other&nbsp;melancholic experiences.It's a&nbsp;patchwork of abstract vignettes, and&nbsp;a feast for the eyes, conjuring up something exciting and unique at every turn, all loosely tied together by the suggestion of an apocalypse.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Alberto Banares builds upon the surrealist concept with otherworldly lighting and mysterious camera angles, elevating the heightened experience, and it's simply stunning work.&nbsp;

Victor Carrey

Anna Szijártó

Danila Kostil

Kinomoto

Harry

Andrea Arias

Santi Aguado

Alberto Banares

Marc Piera

Ferran Grau

Mireia Cusó

Ester Palaudàries

Martí Roca

Ceràmiques Guzmán

Tay Sánchez

Manel 'L'amant Malalta' by Victor Carrey

Manel-'L'amant-Malalta'-by-Victor-Carrey

Pablo Maestres directs a mythological promo for Spanish singer Ferran Palau, encompassing two tracks packaged as Flora Caic.&nbsp;Within this concept -&nbsp;that sums up the myth of the Phoenix -&nbsp;Maestres honours death and renovation in a short piece filmed on the frozen seas and infinite snow of Lulëa.The narrative details a&nbsp;fragment in the life of three characters who go through a transformation in the far corners of the earth. Three analogies of the Phoenix depict the contradiction between ice and snow, beginning and the end, and&nbsp;light versus darkness, taking us on a sensorial voyage towards a final reflection on how we need to end things to be able to start over.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Marc Miro creates a breathtaking style through innovative camera movement and a crisp, cool colour palette. The abundant, snowy locations are the perfect setting for the ambitious concept, and the frozen seas&nbsp;are a real sight to behold.&nbsp;Truly inspiring work from a dedicated creative team.&nbsp;

Pablo Maestres

George Bungard

Bungard Film

Inés Segura

Julia Estruga

Mia P. Salazar

Laura Fernandez

Rocio Garrido Rus, Beatrice Trodden

Georg Bungard

Blamorama Productions

Hidden Track Records In Collaboration With Primavera Labels

Ines Massa

Primo

Ferran Palau 'Flora Caic' by Pablo Maestres

Flora-Caic-'Ferran-Palau'-by-Pablo-Maestres

Lope Serrano of CANADA directs Dua Lipa in a gobsmacking colour-coded production number for the Grammy-winning singer’s new single&nbsp;Physical.The video is a sizzling dance routine through a chromatic set, which sees Dua Lipa and her love-partner weave the tension of their affair through different abstract landscapes, while a multi-coloured crew of dancers fired by choreography by Charm La'Donna swirl majestically&nbsp;around them.Working once again with UKMVA-winning production designer Anna Colomer Nogué, Serrano has created a technicolor wonderland - and in classic CANADA fashion mixes in some animation with the live action and choreography - itself a combination of contemporary and classical dance styles - which all works together&nbsp;to bring the track’s powerful energy to life.

Laura Serra Estorch

Julia Carrasco

Niklas Johansson

Anna Colomer Nogué

Dani Molina

Luis Casacuberta

Adrian Bernal

Anna Cofone

Rubén Mármol

Mathematic

Caroline Clayton

Hands 

Kane Horn

Dua Lipa 'Physical' by CANADA

Dua Lipa - Physical (Official Video)

Pablo Maestres&#39; stunningly imaginative video for Barns Courtney takes us deep into Barns&#39;s obsession with a girl in a toothpaste commercial - was was once his prom date.Soon he is seeing her everywhere - and everybody is her - as this lusciously cinematic world becomes increasingly surreal...This co-production with Friend in London and Primo in Spain is a beautifully produced work, with wonderful art direction by&nbsp;Anna Colomer Nogué. And really great to have the super-talented Pablo Maestres back making music videos.

FRIEND

Luke Tierney

Anna Capdevila

Oriol Barcelona

Maria Codina

Lluís Ferrer

Siscu Felices

Carolina Galiana

Patricia Del Campo

Patricia Reyes

Glassworks Barcelona

Diego Cárcoba

Paul McKee

Virgin Emi Records

Luna Esquerdo

Barns Courtney 'You & I' by Pablo Maestres

Rosalía&#39;s output of extrordinary visuals gets a new addition - and this is the most explosive one yet.Diana Kunst and Mau Morgo-directed video for&nbsp;De AquÍ No Sales picks up on the strongly Spanish and Flamenco with a twist feel of her videos directed by CANADA and takes into a jet-propelled dream road movie through the night - ignited by the spectacular destruction of a Spanish windmill.From that point, Rosalía is unstoppable, riding a motorbike through the night, followe dby her girl crew on trucks, before finishing with an intense dance sequence. It&#39;s fast, furious and short - just over two minutes - and impossibly glamourous drop into the unique fantasy world of Rosalía.

Mau Morgo

Diana Kunst

Ella Ackroyd

O Creative Studio

Zico Judge

Mattias Rudh

Jon Geraghty

Paula Espuny

Javier Ceferino

Metropolitan Barcelona

Yukio Montilla

Cherry Cola

Object & Animal

Sony Music Spain

RosalÍa 'De AquÍ No Sales (Cap.4: Disputa)' by Diana Kunst & Mau Morgo

ROSALÍA - DE AQUÍ NO SALES (Cap.4: Disputa)

Albert Moya&nbsp;draws us into a hugely ambitious, enigmatic, surreal and gripping narrative to accompany Exits, the first song released from Foals&#39; hugely anticipated two-album project Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost.Like disparate scenes from a movie, we enter the threatening world of a teenage girl and boy, characterised by authoritarian cruelty and stunning set-pieces. Moya&#39;s vision - shot in spectaular locations in Spain and Hungary - was to&nbsp;&quot;build a dystopian and beautiful world with very powerful interpretations - surreal and intriguing, yet entertaining for the audience.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The unsettling drama of the video reflects the intensity of Exits, which&nbsp;Foals&rsquo;s frontman Yannis Philippakis says is a response to current events.&nbsp;&quot;Lyrically, there are resonances with what&#39;s going on in the world at the moment,&rdquo; Philippakis has said. &ldquo;I just feel like, what&rsquo;s the utility of being a musician these days, if you can&rsquo;t engage with at least some of this stuff? These songs are white flags, or they&rsquo;re SOSs, or they&rsquo;re cries for help... each in a different way.&rdquo;&nbsp;

Albert Moya

Benoit Soler

Alexandra Jordana

Metropolitiana

Lane Casting, Leo Pintér

Roman Pichon Herrera

Cristina Ramos

Foals 'Exits' by Albert Moya

Albert-Moya-'Foals-'exits''-by-Albert-Moya

Spanish director Alan Masferrer has created an idiosyncratic showcase for Alessia Cara - winner of Best New Artist at the 2018 Grammys - and the first single from her new album: a very stripped-down, conceptually-led version of a big studio production number that figuratively represents the jumble of emotions in Alessia&#39;s song Growing Pains.In a huge set, Masferrer uses theatrical lighting, fabric, occasional props and an impressive squad of dancers to tell the story behind the big suit that Alessia is wearing on the cover of her new album. It&#39;s also about navigating the obstacle course to adulthood, and also achieved&nbsp;in what appears to be a single take - with a real &#39;how did they do that?&#39; moment coming at the end.

Alessia Cara 'Growing Pains' by Alan Masferrer

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