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Michelle An

Magic abounds with D4vid defying gravity out in a field, but with a deeper undercurrent that becomes clearer via an ending reveal.With visionary direction from&nbsp;Philip Andelman, this music video is sure to leave you spellbound.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Philip Andelman

Peter Williams

Black Dog Films

Jeff Pantaleo

Molly Bohas

Giles Dunning

Jorge Sandoval

Mark Boey

Emiliano Serantoni

Interscope

D4vd 'Dirty Secrets' by Philip Andelman

d4vd - Dirty Secrets [Official Music Video]

Dave Free and&nbsp;Kendrick Lamar direct a poignant performance promo for Count Me Out.&nbsp;We meet&nbsp;Kendrick by his piano, deep in thought until he is interrupted by his therapist - played by the inimitable Helen Mirren - who encourages him to continue his session.&nbsp;The video then splits off into a series of abstract vignettes, which each artistically interpret the lyrics into something photographic and emotionally stirring.&nbsp;The composition is also inspired, placing intimate shots of Mirren and Lamar on opposing sides of the frame, in the manner of a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triptych" target="_blank">triptych in medieval art</a>,&nbsp;allowing viewers to take in the emotions from both sides, whilst experiencing the vignettes in the middle.Brilliant work, with a moving message.&nbsp;

United States

Dave Free

Kendrick Lamar

pgLang

project3

Jason Baum

Jamie Rabineau

Adam Newport-Berra

Christopher Ripley

Kenneth Taylor

Eric Hersey

Taylor McNeill

Shannon Stokes

Charm La'Donna

Jenn Hanching

Emily Cheng

Nikki Nelms

Khristien “Khristn” Ray

Mikey Rossiter

Tryptyc

Neal Farmer

Chris Gann

Hip Hop

Kendrick Lamar 'Count Me Out' by Dave Free & Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar - Count Me Out

It's been a long time coming, but it's been worth the wait. The first proper music video by Kendrick Lamar in ages comes with the burden of following the greatness that has preceded it. But this one... it's that rare moment when you sense something very special has happened. A culturally significant, transcendent work of visual Art.Yes, music videos can be Art. Easy to forget. Yet with The Heart Part 5, Kendrick Lamar and&nbsp;Dave Free - the old Little Homies team, now openly credited - have shown that there is the potential to harness the medium to elevate the message onto a new level. That should be incredibly inspiring - to musicians, filmmakers, and simply everyone who watches it.&nbsp;They have done so by using cutting edge VFX - the use of deepfake&nbsp;technology,&nbsp;created by Deep Voodoo, is fantastic. Kendrick transforms into a series of famous Black men - starting with&nbsp;OJ Simpson, moving on to&nbsp;Kanye, Nipsey Hustle, Kobe Bryant, Colin Kaepernick, Will Smith - visual portrayals that, in the case of Nipsey Hustle,&nbsp;are reflected in his words.We have seen some very good deepfakery&nbsp;before, mitigating against the absolute originality of the concept (and accusations of plagiarism have already started). But ultimately, it's all about the simplicity, the aesthetics, the timing, and above all, the spellbinding performance. Kendrick is so great in this. The occasionally imperfect lipsync makes it even better. And for good measure, he's rapping over&nbsp;Marvin Gaye's I Want You. An&nbsp;instant classic.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]&nbsp;

DEEP VOODOO

Bashir Taylor

Khristien 'Khristn' Ray

Kendrick Lamar 'The Heart Part 5' by Dave Free & Kendrick Lamar

Kendrick Lamar - The Heart Part 5

Maroon 5's Adam Levine takes a hallucinatory drive through a fantasy LA skyline, in Sophie Muller's promo for Beautiful Mistakes.&nbsp;Falling somewhere between an&nbsp;LSD trip and a lucid dream aesthetically, the hyper-saturated backdrops provide a dreamlike playground where anything can happen - be it flying unicorns, cereal rain or a fly-in visit from featured artist Megan Thee Stallion.&nbsp;Balancing Steve Chivers' glossy camerawork with increasingly surreal visual effects, Muller ensures the focus remains on the artists and their performance throughout.&nbsp;

Sophie Muller

Grant Jue

Prettybird

Candice Dragonas

David Cho

Andrew Coffing

Steve Chivers

Rudy Salas

Jeff Lynn

Louis Weissman

Annie Sperling

Matt Goldman

Ingenuity

Jared Shelton

Carla Aviles

Maroon 5 ft Megan Thee Stallion 'Beautiful Mistakes' by Sophie Muller

Maroon-5-Ft.-Megan-Thee-Stallion-'Beautiful-Mistakes'-by-Sophie-Muller

Sophie Muller directs a feelgood promo down at&nbsp;the high school gym for Gwen Stefani's Slow Clap.As one of&nbsp;the most iconic artist-director pairings in music video history - having worked together since the mid 90's&nbsp;- &nbsp;Stefani and Muller's&nbsp;latest collaboration is a throwback to the easygoing nostalgia of the era.&nbsp;Stefani returns to high school with featured artist Saweetie, getting caught in a whirlwind of&nbsp;choreography, basketball and jumping rope, bringing the same energy and charm we have all come to expect across her illustrious solo career.&nbsp;It's a glossy video with a bubblegum pop aesthetic, and an absolute delight to watch - made even more addictive by the track's memorable refrain.&nbsp;

Gwen Stefani ft Saweetie 'Slow Clap' by Sophie Muller

Gwen-Stefani-Ft-Saweetie-'Slow-Clap'-by-Sophie-Muller

Selena Gomez makes herself at home in a magical house, in the gorgeous&nbsp;video for De Una Vez,&nbsp;directed by&nbsp;Tania Verduzco and Adrian Pérez, aka Los Pérez.The single marks the actor and singer’s first song to be recorded entirely in Spanish in nearly a decade, and in the&nbsp;accompanying&nbsp;video we see Gomez return to her Hispanic roots, and dreamily move past heartbreak as she traverses through rooms in a home while reflecting and signing about her growth.&nbsp;“The idea was basically a journey inside a house where Selena was going through different rooms," explain&nbsp;Los Pérez.&nbsp;"Every room has a different concept behind, that is helping us to express the emotional felling of the song. She’s forgiving and letting memories vanish away."We thought that this song needed an emotional performance, so the idea of doing this one single shot approach with hidden cuts was perfect and Selena was keen on doing it.”[imgtoken data:1]Los Pérez lean into the sensibility of magical realism for the video, utilising Mexican cultural references to that end - including the central image&nbsp;of the sacred crystal heart on Selena's chest. “We wanted to play with powerful language and images," they add. "We designed the heart (we call it the Milagro in Mexico culture) and it’s light to be a metaphor for the healing throughout the story.”The iconic look is styled by Shirley Kurata. Dressed in a stunning Rodarte’s SS21 Daisy Floral Silk dress, with jewellery by Mexican designer Daniela Villegas. <a href="https://en.vogue.me/beauty/de-una-vez-selena-gomez-interview/" target="_blank">Los Pérez also told Vogue</a>: “We wanted to play with the amazing flowers the way Frida Kahlo did, but making it modern and cool for right now. The flowers on the dress, hair, and within the video all connect with this idea of renewal.”Due to the Covid travel ban, Los Pérez ended up directing the video remotely. Which has not prevented them from creating an enchanting video.

Los Pérez

Clark Jackson

Caviar

Kim Dellara

Shawn Kim

Shirley Kurata

Lluis Murúa

Eighty4

Banjo Soundscapes

Lucas Deans

Nick Muller

Christiana Divona

Interscope Records

Fernanda Guerrero

Hispanic

Selena Gomez 'De Una Vez' by Los Pérez

Selena Gomez - De Una Vez (Official Video)

Gwen Stefani is delighted when she a postive response to her request for a bigger budget for her new music video... but&nbsp;less happy when other, rather familiar versions of herself&nbsp;start&nbsp;showing up on set.Philip Andelman's video for Let Me Reintroduce Myself cleverly riffs on a couple of decades of Stefani videography, bringing those iconic Gwen looks from previous videos at different stages of her career (including the No Doubt era) in this 'reintroduction', for her upcoming new release.And if you're interested in seeing the original versions&nbsp;of the looks recreated in the video, there's a&nbsp;<a href="https://www.popsugar.co.uk/fashion/gwen-stefani-let-me-reintroduce-myself-video-style-48088153?utm_medium=redirect&amp;utm_campaign=US:GB&amp;utm_source=www.google.com" target="_blank">slideshow over at Popsugar</a>.&nbsp;

Melissa Larsen

Eric Shneider

Diana Kramer

Ken Mowe

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Vincenza Conticchio

Gwen Stefani 'Let Me Reintroduce Myself' by Philip Andelman

Gwen-Stefani-'Let-Me-Reintroduce-Myself'-by-Philip-Andelman

Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia take the intimate and make it spectacular in their video for Trevor Daniel and Selena Gomez.Starting with the Trevor and Selena's&nbsp;performance of Past Life - brought together from their respective isolation by&nbsp;Instagram Live - Heymann and Muggia then characteristically move it on to a far greater scale, with unbridled imagination - but also using the resources available to them during the lockdown.When the fourth wall of the phone screen is broken, a GGI world is created and that's a pathway to a merging of landscapes - the natural wonders of the world with contours of Selena's face. And then also Trevor's.It's a visionary use of stock footage, somewhat in the vein of Heymann and Muggia's classic video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2016/05/17/coldplay-upup-vania-heymann-and-gal-muggia/41368" target="_blank">Coldplay's Up&amp;Up</a>, and the sweeping aerial shots across marvellous vistas also serve to make it appropriately romantic.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Vania Heymann

Natan Schottenfels

Iconoclast

Tal Baltuch

Mathematic

Alamo/interscope

Gal Muggia

Trevor Daniel, Selena Gomez 'Past Life' by Vania Heymann & Gal Muggia 

Trevor-Daniel,-Selena-Gomez--'Past-Life'-by-Vania-Heymann,-Gal-Muggia-

Billie Eilish turns from ordinary&nbsp;girl into a giant killer spider. A terrifying tour de force by&nbsp;Takashi Murakami.

Takashi Murakami

Justin Lubliner

Yuko Sakata

Billie Eilish 'you should see me in a crown' by Takashi Murakami

Billie Eilish - you should see me in a crown (Official Video By Takashi Murakami)

One rainy late night&nbsp;encounter is about to turn Carly Rae Jepsen&#39;s life around...as she lets an adorable&nbsp;stray cat (called Shrampton, apparently)&nbsp;into her life. Carly&#39;s feline&nbsp;obsession&nbsp;only multiplies from there, turning her modern home and wardrobe cat-crazed.It&#39;s a quirky tale of love and loss - with and lots and lots of cats! - by Carlos Lopez Estrada &amp; Nelson De Castro.

Nelson De Castro

Carlos Lopez Estrada

Jimmy Loweree

Little Ugly

Melora Donoghue

Zach Wechter

Matt Wise

Tye Whipple

Ernie Gilbert

Gregory Reese

The Mill

Naheem Adio

Vitaly Verlov, Andres Jaramillo, Ben Kadie

School Boy/interscope Records

Kimberly Stuckwisch

Neil Garvey

Carly Rae Jepsen 'Now That I Found You' by Carlos Lopez Estrada & Nelson De Castro

Carly Rae Jepsen - Now That I Found You [Official Music Video]

Henry Scholfield&rsquo;s latest work for Billie Eilish, sees the award winning Caviar director collaborate once again with Mosaert (Paul &lsquo;Stromae&rsquo; Van and Luc Jr Tam) on the concept. The film sees Billie with a boy in a choreographic narrative of unrequited love in a minimalist space that ebbs, flows and eventually engulfs him.Scholfield comments, &ldquo;It&rsquo;s a story of suffocating love, so we had this idea that the room itself is like an extension of Billie&rsquo;s subconscious, an echo of her own emotions. Shivering in tender moments or lashing out in the pain of rejection and eventually conspiring to hold him hostage.&rdquo;The majority of the effects were captured for real, with a combination of in camera techniques and VFX where necessary. The director notes that &ldquo;it was important for us to have as much of the mechanics and movement of the space happen in camera in order to make the relationship between them and the space more tangible. Of course there was some &lsquo;enhancement&rsquo; especially with the sinews that bind him at the end.&rdquo;In reference to Billie&rsquo;s on-screen partner, Scholfield comments, &ldquo;The dancer is an amazing young talent called Deyck. Not only is he an incredible dancer, but he could play mix of softness or earnestness to juxtapose with his natural masculinity.&rdquo;On Billie, he comments, &ldquo;She has an incredible sense of self, great ideas and a confidence that lets her craft crazily compelling performances. She only admitted when pushed that she had also been a dancer and &#39;done a little acting&#39;. It was wonderful to collaborate with her... she&rsquo;s wicked talented.&rdquo;

Henry Scholfield

Campbell Beaton

Katie Dolan

Pau Castejón

Matty Peacock

Alexa Dedlow

Nathalie Besharat

Billie Eilish 'Hostage' by Henry Scholfield

Billie Eilish - hostage

Cashmere Cat, Diplo/Major Lazer and Tory Lanez take to the ice rink on a zamboni with a large squad of girl figure skaters called Team Image, in Austin Peters video for Miss You.It&#39;s uplifting&nbsp;stuff, with Team Image executing&nbsp;a routine that demonstrates how watching top level skating&nbsp;is really good for the spirit at this time of year. And of course it&#39;s&nbsp;well timed, with the Winter Olympics about to start&nbsp;-&nbsp;and even the notorious ice skater Tonya Harding being rehabilitated (somehow) in the Oscar-nominated I, Tonya.

Austin Peters

Andrew Krasniak

Radical Media

Jennifer Heath

Yori Tondrowski

Matt Santo

Kiersten Lane

Kyle Gorjanc

Kevin Bacon

Andy Deloach

Rachel Dainer-best

Holly Corasno

Marlo Caine

Spotwelders

Justine Mae Biticon

Forever

Ghost Robot

Dance

Cashmere Cat, Major Lazer & Tory Lanez 'Miss You' by Austin Peters

Cashmere-Cat,-Major-Lazer,-&-Tory-Lanez-'Miss-You'-by-Austin-Peters

In Jordan Bahat&#39;s&nbsp;video for UK artist Leon Else&#39;s Black Car,&nbsp;Suki Waterhouse stars as the diner waitress who misses her bus, and then feels compelled to hitch a ride from a stone-faced stranger (played by Else) in the eponymous black vehicle...The results turn out to be creepy, sexy and gross - all at the same time &ndash; as the very weird secret of the black car is revealed. It&#39;s quite a surprise - and frankly, as well as being absurd and funny,&nbsp;its quite obscene...&nbsp;&nbsp;

Jordan Bahat

Michelle Wang

Mike Gioulakis

Tyler Jensen

Li Lu

Kat Typaldos

Mark Villalobos

Ron Karkoska

Victoria Howard

Visual Creatures

Corentin De Saedeleer

Terry Huynh

Jack Price

Ben Bjelajac

Steve Bucino

Sean Coleman

Company 3

Alec Ernest

Michael Sagol

Jasper Thomlinson

Chris Clavadetscher

Leon Else 'Black Car' by Jordan Bahat

Leon Else - Black Car

Madonna&#39;s back to show &#39;em who&#39;s boss in Bitch I&#39;m Madonna. And in Jonas Åkerlund&#39;s video dominated by&nbsp;flashy K-pop flair complete with exaggerated neon&nbsp;colour and&nbsp;bombastic dance choreography, the Queen of Pop certainly shows no signs of slowing down. It sees Madonna criss-crossing from room to room, getting the&nbsp;party started. Dancing-duo&nbsp;AyaBambi&nbsp;from the beguiling &nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/03/19/snakehips-forever-sashinski" target="_blank">Snakehips&#39;&nbsp;Forever</a>&nbsp;get involved,&nbsp;providing&nbsp;their unique edge as the&nbsp;satisfyingly heavy bassline kicks in.Madonna&#39;s on a mission to cover a lot of ground, so she&#39;s&nbsp;quickly&nbsp;piggy-backed away to&nbsp;the&nbsp;dance&nbsp;floor where a series of cameos grace the screen, some in the scene (Rita Ora, Chris Rock and Diplo), while others&nbsp;(Beyoncé, Katy Perry, Miley Cyrus, Kanye West) have been added in later (and are presumably Tidal-related).&nbsp;Nicki Minaj is also not physically present either, when delivering her rap. Madonna doesn&#39;t seem to mind, heading up to the rooftop where the party&#39;s just begun.&nbsp;

Jonas Akerlund

Laure Scott

Madonna 'Bitch I'm Madonna' by Jonas Akerlund

Madonna - Bitch I'm Madonna ft. Nicki Minaj

In stark&nbsp;contrast to their other new video for <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/05/11/slaves-cheer-london-ben-ross" target="_blank">The Slaves</a>, Ben &amp; Ross&#39;s promo for Borns&#39; Electric Love shimmers with classic rock glamour and super-glam lighting. It&#39;s an enticing&nbsp;performance lit with neon light and populated with glow-in-the-dark backup dancers, and gives Borns (aka Garrett Borns) pretentions of icon status.&nbsp;He performs atop a glowing LED dance platform before suddenly&nbsp;glowing white-hot himself. Then continuing with the video&#39;s&nbsp;electricity-centered theme, the singer finds himself in an&nbsp;animated electric love vortex made up of&nbsp;neon signs. A trippy video for all the new-age psyche-lovers out there.&nbsp;

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