Roberto García

Spanish director Alan Masferrer has created an idiosyncratic showcase for Alessia Cara - winner of Best New Artist at the 2018 Grammys - and the first single from her new album: a very stripped-down, conceptually-led version of a big studio production number that figuratively represents the jumble of emotions in Alessia&#39;s song Growing Pains.In a huge set, Masferrer uses theatrical lighting, fabric, occasional props and an impressive squad of dancers to tell the story behind the big suit that Alessia is wearing on the cover of her new album. It&#39;s also about navigating the obstacle course to adulthood, and also achieved&nbsp;in what appears to be a single take - with a real &#39;how did they do that?&#39; moment coming at the end.

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Raquel Giménez

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Pau Castejón

Martí Maluquer

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Brisa Salietti

Natalia Montoya

Marc Morató

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Alessia Cara 'Growing Pains' by Alan Masferrer

Alessia Cara 'Growing Pains'

New NTSH signing&nbsp;Alan Masferrer&#39;s promo for Young Kato&#39;s Help Yourself oscillates&nbsp;between an enthusiastic band performance engulfed by balloons and a couple frolicking at the beach - before heading into the surf.Boasting some lovely underwater shots of the couple (played by&nbsp;Sau-Ching Wong and Daniel Corrales), the bubbles become the balloons that surround the band forming a nice touch&nbsp;of synchronicity...

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Irene Fabregat

Adrià Paituví

Alex Font

Sau-Ching Wong

Daniel Corrales

Evelin Hernández

Olivia Montardit

Laura Sans

Héctor Cornelles

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Xavi Santolaya

Ian Pons Jewell

Seany Stuart

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Young Kato 'Help Yourself' by Alan Masferrer

YOUNG KATO "HELP YOURSELF"

Spanish director Alan Masferrer depicts scenes of desolation at the start of this video for bleepy, synthy singer-songwriter Maps. &nbsp;Seemingly dead, we see a range of bodies trapped in their last moments in a fascinating array of scenes, everywhere from woods to Jacuzzis. &nbsp;However, with the arrival of a rather snappily dressed man - with some sci-fi trappings -&nbsp;this bleak view turns to a rather pleasant one. &nbsp;It&#39;s excellently shot throughout, and Alan draws on his Spanish heritage to shoot in both the gorgeous Catalan scenery of&nbsp;Palautordera and Barcelona.

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