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UK singer-songwriter Gabrielle Aplin releases her cover of Frankie Goes To Hollywood&#39;s The Power Of Love following its use in the John Lewis Christmas campaign and teams up with Alexander Brown for the video.Alexander matches the minimalist, effortless charm of the soundtrack placing Gabrielle in a vast rustic mansion, where seated at her piano, gives a simple, no frills performance.

Alexander Brown

Nice & Polite

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Sam Seager

Gabrielle Aplin 'The Power of Love' by Alexander Brown

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Following a year building an online following (two million hits on his Youtube channel), Oxford-born singer-songwriter Lewis Watson joins forces with Alexander Brown for this atmospheric promo to Sink Or Swim - from his forthcoming EP Another Four Sad Songs.Matching the melancholy of the lyric, Alexander shoots the 19 year old braving the hideous English weather, performing alongside various stretches of water - a river, a deserted swimming pool and the coast - ending with an impressive dive...

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Sara Deane

Aggie Balogh

Luke Graham

Sam Jones

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Lewis Watson 'Sink Or Swim' by Alexander Brown

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Filmed on location at Pollokshaws Burgh Hall in Glasgow, Admiral Fallow give a dead-pan, idiosyncratic performance in Greg Davenport&#39;s promo for their Guest Of The Government single.&quot;In the video we cast Admiral Fallow in what is a nightmare situation for any band&quot; explains Greg. &quot;They&#39;re playing at a wedding reception, it&#39;s the end of the night, the bride &amp; groom and many of the guests have left and those that remain are a mix of drunk parents, bored kids and other restless souls.&quot;The guys do their best to lift us out of this dreary atmosphere and find some magic in the air&quot;.http://www.youtube.com/watchv=_VwOPLTqN6Q

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Licia Conn

Emilio Schlappi

Ali King

Lynsey Stewart

Murray Alford

Sammm Agnew

Tom Chick

Chris Roebuck

Admiral Fallow 'Guest Of The Government' by Greg Davenport

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In keeping with his no-frills approach to his look and sound, young (and even younger-looking) Nottingham singer-songwriter Jake Bugg teams up with Ben &amp; Jos for this simple yet effective performance promo to new single Taste It.
The video has that classic look too - on account of it being shot on good, old fashioned 16mm. "Which was so nice," says Ben Falk, of Ben &amp; Jos. 

http://www.youtube.com/watchv=VHLN6K640gQ

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Luke Palmer

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Jake Bugg 'Taste It' by Ben & Jos

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Just ahead of the release of his debut album Misty Eye (August 20) Aiden Grimshaw teams up with Charlie &amp; Joe for the video to second single Curtain Call.
Aiden strolls along the Thames as a handful of couples and friends seek thrills by racing motorbikes, shooting fireworks and jumping into swimming pools...

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Forever

Joe Walker

Chris Clarke

Bex Crofton

James Wilson &amp; Ronan Co

Rob Hunter

James Wright (Ten Three)

Daniel Millar

Aiden Grimshaw 'Curtain Call' by Charlie & Joe

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Keaton Henson has made lovely, devastatingly sad visual accompaniments to his achingly melancholic music before - and that's exactly the case with his video for Small Hands. It just happens that Joseph Mann has picked up the baton from David Wilson to become Keaton's new collaborator, and has created something stunning with his first ever music video: the cruelty of nature (and man) told via a meticulously recreated version of the natural world...
Joseph has handcrafted a forest inhabited by a range of puppet creatures, with the help of master puppeteers Jonny Sabbagh &amp; Will Harper, and Keaton himself. Jonny designed the puppet animals with Keaton - who was working as an illustrator before his music career took off. Then Joseph has brought them to life - before many of them suffer a terrible Keaton Henson-style fate. 
Joseph, who graduated from the Glasgow School of Art, has worked on several projects with David Wilson, including sequences of the Skream video for Listenin To The Records On My Wall a couple of years ago. Now directing in his own right, he recently completed an eight month project for The International Exchange. And now this outstanding debut video: it's beautiful - and heartbreaking. After all, it is Keaton Henson. 
"As soon as I heard the track I was sold on the idea of making the video," says Joseph. "And working with Keaton was very collaborative from the word go. We bounced a few things around and agreed on creating something set in the woods. He did a few drawings and we set off on our way into the forest. From there I came up with the idea to 'make, then break' three animal couples relationships in half. It felt right for the song and I have all ways loved owls and underground burrows so it felt good.
"I had just over two weeks to design and build six sets - cobbled together from a mixture of whatever I could get my hands on - with a lovely team of people. Jonny &amp; Will had the same amount of time to build all the puppets. They are two of the most talented people I have ever met - in fact they blow my mind. 
"We shot for three days breathing in way too much fake smoke. We had a great time making a huge amount of mess whilst Jonny and Will had all sorts of things falling into their laps under the set: water, baby oil and plenty of soil. They didn't complain once. Making this video was seriously good fun. I hope it shows."

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