Renato Solca 

Willow Kayne inhabits an otherwordly jewellers in Milo Blake's surreal promo for Two Seater.&nbsp;Inside the burnt orange and neon blue setting, a world of unique characters check out the goods, whilst Kayne&nbsp;delivers a killer performance packed full of attitude and laidback vibes.&nbsp;Immensely textural and vibrant, DoP&nbsp;Rhys Warren embraces a sense of absurdity whilst keeping things contemporary and cool, elevating the concept to a place that feels artistic and abstract.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Milo Blake

Jordi Estapé

EM Films

Jamie Tarr

Freddie Wright

Rhys Warren

Ethan Lodge

Brandon Quan

Charlotte Toon

Charlotte Moss

Charles Gamble

Jonny Tully

Tag Collective Arts

George Blomiley

Elena Argiros

Columbia Records

Willow Kayne 'Two Seater' by Milo Blake

Willow-Kayne--'Two-Seater-'-by-Milo-Blake

Milo Blake, twice-nominated at this year's UKMVAs, shows his eye for a distinctive camera technique once again for teen artist Kamal.Almost the whole video is shot from above, with Kamal addressing the overhead camera while a houseparty goes on around him. The point is, the get-together is a lot more ordinary than the camera angle, and Kamal would rather be somewhere else - as repeatedly confirms in the lyrics.&nbsp;Milo Blake describes it as "a visual tale about how those rubbish parties can entrap us all", saying the video's concept was inspired by "the idea about what it would look like if you could Google Earth into the different rooms of a party which never quite gets going. It's all&nbsp;meant to be a humorous and surreal depiction of a common situation we have all encountered at least once in our lives."

Oliver Hill

Sam Roffey

Sam Baker

Jorge Higgins

Arthur Parisi

Lena Turnier

Neighbourhood Recordings

Trap

Kamal 'About The Party' by Milo Blake 

Kamal--'About-The-Party-'-by-Milo-Blake-

Milo Blake directs a meditative visual for rising artist Finn Foxell.&nbsp;Following in the lo-fi vein of his music production, the video is a reflective and authentic piece, with unexpected layers of haunting and existential imagery.&nbsp;Blending the worlds of hip-hop, arthouse cinema and science fiction, the concept is unique and memorable, and the use of 16mm film adds a nostalgic quality to the project.&nbsp;

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