Colourist

Myles Bevan

Elliott Gonzo teams up again with returning rockers Enter Shikari on Bull - the band's collab with rising punk-pop singer Cody Frost - featuring a modern-day Minotaur for modern times. And boy, is he unhappy.Gonzo&nbsp;turns the 'bull in a china shop' in the song into this tragic figure - half-man, half heavily-horned bull - who meets Cody in a London caff. And after a heated argument, all hell breaks loose...Filmed in one of the remaining 'eel and mash' cafés in East London, it is an intriguing scenario to place one of humanity's most enduring mythical creatures - but he seems wholly relevant allegorical figure for our troubled times, and Gonzo mixes the narrative and band performance with characteristic energy and flair.

Ed Chambers

Kitty Cowell

Elliott Gonzo

Sam Katz

Mouthpiece

Kode

Jorge Higgins

Charlie Knight

Nathan Killham

Horia Cojan

Jonny Iseli

Ada Wesolowska

Ellen Amann Johns

Ellie Beale

Lauren Jeffery

Nathan Greenwood

Time Based Arts

Begona

Enter Shikari ft Cody Frost 'Bull' by Elliott Gonzo

Enter Shikari - Bull (feat. Cody Frost) - (Official Video)

Frequent Rina Sawayama collaborator - and recent guest on The Promonews Podcast - Ali Kurr directs a grunge-inspired promo for Hurricanes.&nbsp;Exuding early Noughties pop-rock nostalgia, the video is a riotous, windswept tour de force,&nbsp;with Rina at the eye of the storm - an&nbsp;impressive&nbsp;climax to a hugely absorbing, refined trilogy of videos, which as with its predecessors This Hell and Hold The Girl features splendid cinematography by DoP Diego Rosenblatt.&nbsp;Kurr discussed her fruitful collaboration with Rina Sawayama on <a href="http://open.spotify.com/episode/7fPId2zp9XYEb6jsYg8ZyF" target="_blank">the latest episode of The Promonews Podcast</a>. And Hurricanes will leave viewers breathless and excited for the next step in both the artist and director's respective journeys.&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;"For this video, Rina wanted a band performance moment with a trickle of a narrative running through it," Ali Kurr explains. "Leaning on an Alanis Morrisette, grunge aesthetic, we open on an exhausted Ri who assembles with her bandmates in a vaulted barn as a wicked storm descends."Although this video has a different feel to it than our previous films for Rina’s latest album, I wanted to make sure Hurricanes&nbsp;sat in the same world. So we made sure to shoot on the same lenses and even used the same location as Hold The Girl."

United Kingdom

Lyubika Georgieva

Joshus Gochez

Angie Broomfield

Chris Aliano

Jordan Kelsey

Ali Kurr

Mayling Wong

Lyubo Yonchev (four Elements)

Partizan Darkroom

Tom Connick

Manol Mitrev

Diego Rosenblatt

Mayling Wong - Partizan

Rosen Savkov (four Elements)

Ayo Alli

Samuil Djoganov (four Elements)

Diko Buchukov

Nikolay Kerezov

Mario Popov

Dimitar Donchev

Antoni Stoev

Todor Soviv

Mona Leanne

Jack Williams

Assembly Rooms

Timebased Arts

Dirty Hit

Rina Sawayama 'Hurricanes' by Ali Kurr

Rina-Sawayama-'Hurricanes-'-by-Ali-Kurr

A man is chased down by a breakdancing alter ego, in&nbsp;Saman Aminzadeh's fast-moving promo for 49th &amp; Main.The main character, played by&nbsp;Ben Banishahi, is shown travelling across London, whilst his&nbsp;doppelgänger spins, twists and flips along the way.&nbsp;It's a fresh concept with a lo-fi aesthetic, perfectly suiting the nostalgic vibes of the track.&nbsp;

Ben Banishahi

Noreen Khan

Dan Kreeger

Saman Aminzadeh

Jonny Duckworth

Joseph Hofmann

Bolia Bamolende

Steve Shaw

Ninja Tune

Electronic

Dance

49th & Main 'Never Gonna Stop' by Saman Aminzadeh

49th-&-Main-'Never-Gonna-Stop'-by-Saman-Aminzadeh

You've got to watch those obsessed fans...

Frank Lebon

Nat Baring

Molly Manning Walker

Jabez Bartlett

Danielle Emerson

Rory Mclean

Ysabel King

Rae Elliman

Back That

Clara Paris

Celeste Kennedy Doig

Toby Mckay

Charlotte Croft

Doug Walshe

Hélio Ribeiro

Pretty Sick 'Human Condition' by Frank Lebon

Pretty Sick - Human Condition (Official Music Video)

Silence explores the&nbsp;complex nature of relationships, for Tora-i's Lounging.The intimate promo is captured in beautifully pared-back frames, examining the ebb and flow of romantic relationships through a series of heartfelt vignettes.&nbsp;Appearing in the background of the setups, Tora-i observes the characters whilst performing, acting as a neutral party and the visual anchor of the concept.&nbsp;Beautiful work.&nbsp;

Rishy Malik

Silence

Edwin Brawn

Spindle

George Tsamis

Miguel Carmenes

Nosisa Majuqwana

Freddie Hill

Oli Hill

Tom Colli

Harry Coleman

James Lye

Maha Alselami

Tora-i 'Lounging' by Silence

Tora-i - Lounging (Official Video)

New director Sam Aminzadeh has made an auspicious music video directing debut with an delightful video for London singer-songwriter Murkage Dave, shot by the legendary DoP Robbie Ryan.The video for World I Want To Live In expresses the positive message in Murkage Dave's gospel-influenced song, in a studio set-up where a group of disparate individuals come together to express themselves collectively through dance.Dave is the charismatic centre that holds this group together, performing the song which reflects upon the stress that social media can cause, to him and to everyone else. The simple but expressive dance moves of the group - a collaboration&nbsp;of professional dancers and non-professionals - symbolises a common strategy, or therapy, to deal with the stress;&nbsp;finding a route to make that improved world that Dave is talking about.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Aminzadeh has been working as an assistant to some eminent directors over the past few years, including Daniel Wolfe, Kim Gehrig and Grant Singer. With this accomplished debut&nbsp;he shows he has a very promising future as a director&nbsp;himself.

Matty Healy

Shion Hayasaka

Suzie Fownes

Anonymous Content

Leo Oleskar

Robbie Ryan

Rory Power

Juliette Temple

Ethan Samuel Jacobs

Murkage Dave 'World I Want To Live In' by Sam Aminzadeh

Murkage-Dave--'World-I-Want-To-Live-In'-by-Saman-Aminzadeh

Samuel Douek directs a glossy promo for German artist Tashan.&nbsp;Following the cinematic visual for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/02/28/tashan-oprah-samuel-douek/75174">Oprah</a>&nbsp;back in February, the video for Yoga boasts slick visual effects, luxurious styling and a captivating performance, all in just over two minutes of screen time.&nbsp;Celebrating feminine energy and themes of self-empowerment, the video is a confident and assured presentation, and the product placement of the Womanizer stimulator elevates these vibes - and indeed draws parallels with Douek's <a href="https://www.instagram.com/howlworldwide/">own sex-positive brand</a>, which he runs alongside his directing work.&nbsp;

Sachin Gogna

Samuel Douek

Frankie Willcock

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

CAMP Prods

Alexa Haywood

Leo Olesker

Deon Van Zyl

Francesca Woods

Asia Ahmed

Alasdair Copland

Beau Pritchard James

Justin McGillivray

Cameron Sealby

Furmaan Ahmed

Shanice Francis

Shamara Roper

Simmi Virdee

Felix Geen

Josha Eiffel

Tashan

Ash Sahota

Warner Music Germany

Tashan 'Yoga' by Samuel Douek

Tashan-'Yoga'-by-Samuel-Douek

Milo Blake's takes Obangjayar into an Afropop direction,&nbsp;with a noir twist, in the video for the pulsating Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me For a Fool).Obongjayar is working a nightshift&nbsp;at tech company OB Dream Corp&nbsp;-&nbsp;no relation to a certain repping agency - and while on a break he switches on a distinctly old-school desktop and finds a viral video that becomes his portal into a twisted mirror image of his own world.In this alternate dimension, Obangjayar is transformed into a pop artist, performing the song, and accompanied in the same office by dancers. As the views skyrocket on the viral video, it plays on how&nbsp;technology and viral trends consume our lives. Eventually the lines between the digital and real world become completely blurred - and the hardware itself takes on a organic quality.It's an intriguing showcase for the artist aka Steven Umoh, which shows how he represents an exciting new take on Afropop and Afrobeat&nbsp;- and also shows Milo Blake's also moving into exciting new territory as a video director.[imgtoken data:1]

KZ Creatives

Ella Lucia

Milo Blake

Jordi Estapé

Theo Lalic

Greg Probert

Peter Bishop

Jamie Tarr

Freddie Wright

Mike Linforth

Liam Reardon

Jimmy Van Twest 

Karla Q Leon

Jamie Hodgson

Work Editorial

Harry Davidson

September

Afro-Pop

Afrobeat

Obongjayar 'Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me For A Fool)' by Milo Blake

Obongjayar - Tinko Tinko (Don't Play Me for a Fool)

Jocelyn Anquetil directs a sizzling showcase for the return of Sudan Archives - aka US singer/violinist Brittney Denise Parks - with Home Maker,&nbsp;in an unlikely setting.&nbsp;Sudan Archives struts into an indoor&nbsp;second-hand flea market to check out the furniture - dressed to kill and ready for action - with a few mesmerized males meekly in tow.&nbsp;The guys are prompted join her provocative,&nbsp;high-energy performance, and when the lights go down low, a pillow fight ensues under strobing UV lights.A diverse range of recording equipment - including&nbsp;CCTV footage and camcorders - captures the action,&nbsp;to create a world that feels anachronistic and playful, and heighten a saucy sense of voyeurism and tongue-in-cheek sexiness.With the&nbsp;inspired styling and atypical choice of location, and a terrific edit by Charlie Von Rotberg, it's a brilliantly orchestrated work by Anquetil. And as it&nbsp;marks the release of Sudan Archives' first original release since 2019, it represents&nbsp;a wonderful&nbsp;comeback.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]

Ellie Koslowsky

Jocelyn Anquetil

Arabella Kemp

Hands London

Pulse Films

Dragos Czinjepolschi

Kai Blamey Nguyen

Nnena Nwakodo

Joe Mulvihill

Marc Hill

Tanmoye Khan

Laura Flack

Suzette Brissett

Vodka

Alice Dodds

Charlie Von Rotberg

Homespun

Stones Throw

Rik Green

Sudan Archives 'Home Maker' by Jocelyn Anquetil

Sudan-Archives-'Home-Maker'-by-Jocelyn-Anquetil

Silence directs a wonderfully offbeat promo for Priya Ragu.&nbsp;In the playful yet surreal video for Illuminous,&nbsp;Priya&nbsp;is depicted as four different characters, each of whom&nbsp;abstractly represent&nbsp;Priya's personality, strength, humour and confidence.The film depicts the artist&nbsp;as a champion in a flurry of conceptual vignettes&nbsp;- a leader addressing her army, a success-obsessed bodybuilder, a warrior on her motor war horse, and a regal goddess supported by&nbsp;her Tamil procession.It's a brilliant showcase of Ragu's multifaceted skills as a performer, and the sight of her head on&nbsp;a&nbsp;greased-up&nbsp;bodybuilder's torso might just be the most uncanny thing you see all week...&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

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