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Riff Raff Films

Directing duo Fa and Fon direct an out-of-this-world promo for&nbsp;MØ.In the suitably extraterrestrial&nbsp;video for Spaceman, we see the artist wake up in some kind of futuristic holding pod, trying to get her bearings and formulate&nbsp;an escape plan.&nbsp;Later on, she wakes up in an unusually stark&nbsp;atmosphere, revered by a group of aliens, eventually being transformed into one of them.It's a distinct contrast to the video for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/01/31/m%C3%B8-new-moon-fa-fon/74746" target="_blank">New Moon</a>, the London-based director-sisters' previous collaboration with MØ, which framed the Swedish superstar as a medieval goddess. But it's also an ideal companion piece for this catchy track that boasts&nbsp;striking art direction, eccentric styling and no-holds-barred performances. And confirms that Fa and Fon are definitely ones to watch.&nbsp;

Riley Wolf

Annabel Bennett

Jade Denne

Innes Woo

Fa and Fon

Scarlett Anderson

Kat Cattaneo

Krunal Saadrini

Charlie Herrandz

Laura Clayton

Motunrayo Soyannwo

Kitty (keerthana) Rajakulasingam

Gary Kent

Fric Lopez

Rupert Hornstein

Jak Waughman

Furmaan Ahmed

Carlo Avena

Georgia Olive

Scarlett Bovingdon

White House Post

Black Kite Studios

Sanna Kelly

Daragh Mccan

Chioma Ehiemere

Maggie Chen

Sarah Casbah

Sony Music

MØ 'Spaceman' by Fa And Fon

MØ - Spaceman (Official Video)

A tube train carriage&nbsp;transforms into a coruscating disco wonderland in David Wilson's flamboyant promo for Zach Witness.&nbsp;The intimate video&nbsp;pays homage to two queer icons - Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan - and transports viewers back&nbsp;to 70’s New York, to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ roots of dance music.Exuding a hyper-confident, sexy aura, Zach Witness&nbsp;moves and shakes his way through the glorious track, creating countless iconic moments in just under three minutes.&nbsp;An intense&nbsp;visual feast from David Wilson - directing&nbsp;his first music video since pre-pandemic times -&nbsp;that deserves a tonne of attention.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Richard Fearon

David Wilson

Ajay Arora

Bernie Prentice

Brian Fawcett

Olly Ginelli

Frank Hellebrand

Jeff Vine

Christian Swaine

Rachel Hopkins

Darcy Wallace

Lucy Upton-Prowse

Chloe Rose

Meg Thorne

The Quarry

Zach Witness

Cinelab Film and Digital

Dance

Zach Witness 'Frankie And Levan' by David Wilson

Zach-Witness-'Frankie-And-Levan'-by-David-Wilson

Hugh Mulhern directs a surreal performance promo for&nbsp;Fontaines D.C.In the video for Skinty Fia - which takes its namesake from the group's upcoming third LP - we see vocalist&nbsp;Grian Chatten in the middle of a hedonistic celebration, trapped among a cast of eccentric characters, bizarre rituals and an overflowing sense of excess.&nbsp;The video opens with an oscillating multicoloured light darting through empty fields and into an enigmatic building, before the concept distorts into a haunting series of warped vignettes. The dreamlike aesthetic is grounded by Chatten's calm and collected attitude, which contrasts the disorder and chaos around him.&nbsp;In the same vein as the other video releases from this album, the concept transcends the performance and morphs into something otherworldly and uncanny, and perfectly fits the unusual atmosphere in the song.&nbsp;

Hugh Mulhern

Alexander Handschuh

Kate Brady

Eoin McLoughlin

Karl Hui

Nina Mangold

Ewan Macfarlan

Johnny Donne

Andy Hillman

Lucy James

Alice Dodds

Daniel Castro Garcia

Nathan Matthews

Vid Price

Trim Editing

Peter Oppersdorff

Fontaines D.C. 'Skinty Fia' by Hugh Mulhern 

Fontaines D.C. - Skinty Fia (Official Video)

New directors Fa &amp; Fon take on MØ’s latest single New Moon,&nbsp;for their impressive music video debut.The directing and design duo team (and identical twin sisters)&nbsp;Fa and Fon Watkins present an epic neo-medieval tableaux with a celestial twist, perfectly capturing the power and dynamism of the&nbsp;track, anchored by a killer performance from MØ.Set within a post-Apocalyptic battlefield, the video sees the artist&nbsp;struggle under the weight of a fabricated moon, while a choreographed battle with swords, technology, and some very powerful styling ensues.&nbsp;It's an explosive introduction to the directing team, who up to now have been known for their creative and art direction. This is a promising sign of things to come.

Zoe Gunn

Freddie Wright

Ahmet Hüsseyin

Emily Jayne Robinson

Alfie Brown

Ryan Delahunty

Fuurman Ahmed

Faye Bluff

Charles Gamble

MØ 'New Moon' by Fa & Fon 

MØ - New Moon (Official Video)

'Sorry it’s not disco, we lied. It’s an album of terrible lows and even worse highs’&nbsp;- say Irish indie rock heroes Fontaines D.C. about their forthcoming third album, Skinty Fia. And the first video from the LP - directed by their regular collaborator Hugh Mulhern - is appropriately haunting.Centred around the band's performance of first single Jackie Down The Line - the&nbsp;last to grace Catford Theatre before it undergoes extensive renovation - Mulhern’s video also introduces the mysterious figure of Jackie as he navigates the harsh conditoins of a toxic relationship.&nbsp;This vision for the doomed romance sees a dedicated&nbsp;suitor in a jaunty hat - played by acclaimed choreographer and Kanye collaborator Black Haine - with an abundant supply of roses, seduced by sirens who incite violence. It evidently pays not to ghost a girl who is keen on archery. &nbsp;&nbsp;The dark theatricality of the concept feels evocative of early 90's grunge videos, and boasts brilliant performances centered around an unsetlling, abstract narrative. And Mulhern has also carried this concept into the live performance video of the track for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJvwi3N80g0">The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon </a>-&nbsp;creating a new perspective of the narrative, through a one-shot drone setup.&nbsp;

Alex Handschuh

Celestine Cooney

John Cutler

The Mill

Black Haine

Fontaines D.C. 'Jackie Down The Line' by Hugh Mulhern

Fontaines-Dc--'Jackie-Down-The-Line-'-by-Hugh-Mulhern

Max Siedentopf's new music video for Keinemusik takes the German pun of the 'ear worm'&nbsp;to a whole new level.Director and artist Max Siedentopf is known for his conceptual, whimsical and refreshingly humorous work, and this video delivers the same idiosyncratic energy we have grown to love.&nbsp;Whilst&nbsp;the lyrics are about love, Siedentopf spins the concept in a completely different direction, and what seems to be taken out of context remains in the memory like a good catchy tune.[imgtoken data:1]We open on a bald, middle-aged man ready to feed his pet gecko, before a worm squirms its way into his ear. The man immediately loses his mind, smashing through the wall to the next apartment and flopping over the balcony, falling and bouncing off of a car.&nbsp;As he swivels and gyrates down the street - much like a worm would - passers by also start to lose their minds, as their bodies distort, crush and amalagamate.&nbsp; Shot in Berlin on 16mm, the scenes look weird but cinematic, and build to an absolutely oddball climax.&nbsp;

Germany

Max Siedentopf

Elena Winterer

Akkurat Studios Gmbh

Rocco Kopecny

Bennet Weidemann

Igor Smitka

Marcus Lauterbach

Susan Peter

Larissa Bechtold

Aurelia Braga De Matos

Paul O'Reilly

Lucia Kovalova

Keinemusik (

Keinemusik (&ME, Rampa, Adam Port) ft Bell Towers 'Pay To Play' by Max Siedentopf

Keinemusik-(&me,-Rampa,-Adam-Port)--'Pay-To-Play-Feat.-Bell-Towers'-by-Max-Siedentopf

Hak Baker faces up to addiction, in Jon E Price's reflective promo for Irrelevant Elephant.&nbsp;The party is over, and Baker is shown hanging around his flat, seriously hungover and drowning in apathy, as an animated elephant begins to invade each frame.&nbsp;Starting off as a carefree, colourful character, the elephant - who appears when Hak thinks about taking to the booze again&nbsp; - soon distorts into an unwelcome and menacing presence.As his addictions take hold, the artist has to find the inner strength to take back control.[imgtoken data:1]

Jon E Price

Jack Filtness

Tom Berendsen

Chris Mears

Harry Wheeler

Emmy Robinson

Max Openshaw

Lee Partfit

Jenny Gardiner

Lewis Munro

Lucinda Worth

Dave Davis

Rich Fearon

Black Kite

Jade Deene

Hak Attack Records

Alternative

Singer-songwriter

Folk

Hak Baker 'Irrelevant Elephant' by Jon E Price

Hak Baker - Irrelevant Elephant

Jon E Price directs a reflective promo for Olivia Nelson.&nbsp;Infusing&nbsp;cinematic daydreams with with all the atmosphere of real life, the video for Oblivion is a hypnotic journey through transitionary vignettes.&nbsp;Featuring delicate cinematography and a naturalistic colour palette, the video exudes a sense of authenticity and intimacy.&nbsp;

Suzan Mustafa

George Cassavetti

Jaime Ackroyd

Oleg Poupko

Aida García Vega

Jen Gardiner

Bridi Foden

Luca Chrico

Kit  Wells

Final Cut

MPC London

Edwin Elkington

Joceline Gabriel @ Hands London

Gilbert Johnson

Hear This

Charlie Rout

Maximilian Gebhardt

Soul

Olivia Nelson 'Oblivion' by Jon E Price

Olivia Nelson - Oblivion (Official Video)

Vedran Rupic and&nbsp;Salvatore Ganacci are back with another collaboration and that can only mean one thing - madcap brilliance and outrageous hilarity. So buckle up for a wild ride...When these two names appear in the same sentence, there is a certain level of absurdity one can expect, and the video for Step-Grandma delivers on all fronts. But as with the brilliant videos for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/05/03/salvatore-ganacci-horse-vedran-rupic/58578" target="_blank">Horse</a> and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/02/18/salvatore-ganacci-ft-sebastien-tellier-boycycle-vedran-rupic/63374" target="_blank">Boycycle</a>, there's more serious stuff, even social commentary going on midst the slapstick comedy, if you want to look for&nbsp;it.&nbsp;And in this one, Salvatore is definitely not the Hero. Like a modern, manically irreverent&nbsp;retelling of a Grimm Brothers' fairy tale, the deadpan Ganacci heads into the woods and observes the house of&nbsp;a forgetful Grandma, guarded with a paper-thin level of security - she takes a look at the photos on her wall to remember who is safe to let in.Ganacci then breaks into Grandma's house, and changes these pictures&nbsp;to photos of himself - via a film camera dropped into his hands by a random squirrel. Then he&nbsp;is welcomed by the confused old lady into her home -&nbsp;but for how long?&nbsp;To say anything else would spoil the surprise...&nbsp;Suffice to say, it's an instant entry to the "best-of" list of the year so far.&nbsp;

Bosnia/Herzegovina

Vedran Rupic

Siamand Masoodian

Business Club Royale

Christian Kuosmanen

Mario Poljac

Electronic

Salvatore Ganacci 'Step-Grandma' by Vedran Rupic

Salvatore Ganacci - Step-Grandma

Noah Lee creates a palpably resonant dreamworld, full of quirky visual tricks streaming from the subconscious of&nbsp;his subject, the intriguing Celeste, in the video for Tonight Tonight.Once Lee sets the scene by putting Celeste through the mini-hell of not being able to light her recalcitrant cigarette, the video progresses&nbsp;into the psyche of the character our songstress embodies. The&nbsp;film meanders through dive bars and Alice-in-Wonderland-esque hallways filled with butterflies and complicated individuals.It’s definitely the film’s distortions on common realities that make its dreamworld feel somewhat familiar - an authentic imagining of a subconscious mind. It's also framed in a&nbsp;film aesthetic, and with use of lenses that creates an aura that manages to be glamourous and&nbsp;romantic as well as surreal.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;

Noah Lee

Tom Berendson

Jack Meredith

Philip J Heron

James Malamatinas

Lee Parfitt

Elena Isolini

Emma Lipop

Vicky Morris

Kaitlyn Battistelli

Mikko Ruostila

Marco Grey

OB Management

Celeste 'Tonight Tonight' by Noah Lee

CELESTE [TONIGHT TONIGHT]

Max Siedentopf directs a brilliantly absurd promo for Glass Animals - and another&nbsp;Glass Animals lockdown video classic.&nbsp;Shot during the first lockdown of 2020, the concept cleverly uses a single vantage point and a super long zoom lens to uncover a world full of distorted clones and softcore body horror.&nbsp;The band's frontman Dave Bayley is rendered in 3D form&nbsp;and then stripped nude, bloated, twisted and rolled up to create a hallucinatory vision straight out of a Junji Ito novel.The clones are then shown taking&nbsp;over various Haggerston landmarks, congregating and interacting in an increasingly surreal fashion.&nbsp;It's typically weird and wonderful&nbsp;work from Siedentopf - and a&nbsp;timely dive into the uncanny valley.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Tristan Chenais

Gabriel Stanger

Salem-x

Emily Tedrake

Polydor Records

Hands London

Indie

Glass Animals 'Space Ghost Coast' by Max Siedentopf

Glass Animals - Space Ghost Coast To Coast (Official Video)

Keane Pearce Shaw tackles toxic masculinity in the heartfelt promo for Tom Grennan's Little Bit Of Love.&nbsp;Focusing on&nbsp;a semi-autobiographical narrative between Grennan and his&nbsp;younger brother - played brillantly by Luke Kelly - the video is a poignant exploration of adulthood and family, with intertwining vignettes that balance emotive performance with a hyperstylised aesthetic.&nbsp;It's an unexpected take on the track, but brilliantly conceptualised and executed by Shaw and the creative team.[imgtoken data:1]

Riff Raff Films

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