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Meredith Kurey

Vincent Haycock's richly atmospheric video for Maxo starts with the LA rapper's appearance on a street corner - and his gradual disappearance.That absorbing VFX-fired sequence precedes a more impressionistic foray into the world of Maxo and guest artist Pink Siifu. As always with Vincent Haycock this is masterfully done, and the black and white cinematography by Guillermo Garza is gorgeous.[imgtoken data:1] &nbsp;

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Vincent Haycock

Somesuch

Aguita

Guillermo Garza

Iain Trimble

Terry Watson

Bryan Escareno

Emily Shulmanovich

Zack Ramos-Taylor

Anthony Foster

Taylor Haycraft

Oscar Garcia

Nick Durr

Golden LA

Kevin Gallagher

Robin Roepstorff

Ovi Bogdon

Hip Hop

Maxo ft Pink Siifu '48' by Vincent Haycock

Maxo - 48 ft. Pink Siifu

Moses Sumney gives into his darkest, most satisfying impulses in the self-directed video for Cut Me.Across a collection of surreal, otherworldly vignettes, Sumney runs riot in an abandoned hospital with two other patients- dancing on caskets, performing on stage and taking on the roles of the non-existent staff.The glossy, theatrical art direction places the concept very much in a dream world of Sumney’s creation, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. The performances are top-notch, adding a lively vibrance to the derelict location, and cleverly personifying the complex themes in the track."It is, amongst many things,&nbsp;a satirization of masochism and the medical industrial complex, and a chuckle in the face of Black Death," says Moses Sumney about his directorial debut.&nbsp;"I couldn’t have predicted it’d be released in our current climate. And yet..."

Moses Sumney

Whitney Jackson

Object & Animal

Justin Benoliel

Cristina Dunlap

Gunnar Deathridge

Phil Gomez

Jacque Piotrowski

Wes Sanchez

Kaitlyn Battistelli

Ethos Studio

Eric Epstein

Malachi Middleton

Emara Neymour-Jackson

Electro

Soul

Moses Sumney 'Cut Me' by Moses Sumney

Moses-Sumney--'Cut-Me'-by-Moses-Sumney

A hypnotic beat draws out a crowd for an old-school block party&nbsp;in Malia James' video for Bryce Vine.&nbsp;A bouncy bassline introduces the visual, with various passers-by tapping their feet and moving their hips, as the music semiconsciously takes over their bodies. Every step, bounce and jiggle hits the beat, and the whole town is feeling the music.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Corey C Waters experiments with camera movement, mixing whip-pans and handheld shots to create the frenetic vibe the track calls for. The repetition of certain shots helps build&nbsp;to a climax at the end of the video, with editor&nbsp;Nick Rondeau masterfully pulling off a crescendo of dancing, partying and a raving good time.&nbsp;

Malia James

freenjoy

Nathan Scherrer

Tasha Petty

Corey C Waters

Tyler Evans

Dominic Grizzelle

Stephanie Florez

Marcela Osegueda

Nick Rondeau

Work Editorial

Tara Sheree

Jamie Rabineau

Lydia Sarno

Warner Records

Bryce Vine 'Baby Girl' by Malia James

Bryce-Vine--'Baby-Girl-'-by-Malia-James

An original tragic-love-story for Elvis Costello&#39;s ballad Suspect My Tears &ndash;&nbsp;drenched in rain, ink and romance - by the animator Mustashrik.A homage to film noir, it&#39;s a dark tale that traverses the emotions of jealousy and envy and devotion, and has the appropriate drama to match Costello&#39;s new ballad - which harks back&nbsp;to his early Noughties collaborations with Burt Bacharach.It&#39;s was also created with a mix of 2D traditional animation, motion graphics and a unique code based animation tool, to combine a styule somewhere between animation and powerful illustration.

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