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Emeli Sandé spreads the love in Lewis Cater's uplifting promo for Brighter Days.&nbsp;Radiating an unabashedly positive energy, we see Sandé perform&nbsp;at a&nbsp;piano in the middle of a grand building, which has been overtaken by nature.&nbsp;As the video progresses, plants come to life and flourish in the building, representing a rebirth of sorts, and the promise of better days ahead.&nbsp;The seamless visual effects add stylish flair to the project - Lewis Cater's second promo for Emeli Sandé following <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/09/23/emeli-sand%C3%A9-family-lewis-cater/72958" target="_blank">the video for Family</a>&nbsp;last year - &nbsp;while the singer's&nbsp;infectious energy will keep viewers hooked throughout."Stepping out of the darkness and into the light, this video is inspired by hope," says Cater. "It was an honour to work with Emeli again on this triumphant and uplifting track. This video is a reminder of our collective power. There is always hope. No matter how many times we lose sight."And the song is a real earworm, so get ready for this to be the song in your head all week...

United Kingdom

Lewis Cater

Guy Davies

Zebrafish Media

James Norbury

Henry Richmond

Fabi Roos

Charlie Knight

Charlotte Nind

Jacob Bacon

Murdo Hepburn

Joseph Crone

Yasmina Bentaieb

Alex Gregory

Adam Pickford

Las Bandas Be Brave

Blackstar Agency

Chrysalis Records

Horia Cojan

Emeli Sandé 'Brighter Days' by Lewis Cater

Emeli Sandé - Brighter Days (Official Video)

BWTV directs an evocative promo for Bonobo's Shadows, featuring Jordan Rakei, focusing on abstract imagery and graphics.&nbsp;Exploring the power of memory and everyday experience through patterns, shadow and light, the video transcends a traditional structure, instead focusing on repetitive sequences and brief, fleeting moments in time.[imgtoken data:1]"Shadows are reflections of ourselves, our movements, whims, wants and urges - like memories happening in the present; like scars that leave no mark," comment Liam Achaibou and Ryan Vernava - aka BWTV. "They are a creeping measure of passing moments: alive, immediate and fleeting. They stretch and bend to the world around them and they thicken and fade as the days roll on."We wanted to make a video that meditates on these ideas; using found captured and created material to investigate the patterns and visual metaphors that emerge as we experimented with the footage."Using the emotional language of the shadow we began to build sequences and patterns reminiscent of how one might compose a multitrack piece of music. Layers, lots of layers..." &nbsp;

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