Producer

Suzan Mustafa

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;

United Kingdom

Jon E Price

Riff Raff Films

Tom Berendsen

George Cassavetti

Jaime Ackroyd

Oleg Poupko

Aida García Vega

Jen Gardiner

Bridi Foden

Luca Chrico

Kit  Wells

Final Cut

Peter Oppersdorff

MPC London

Edwin Elkington

Joceline Gabriel @ Hands London

Gilbert Johnson

Hear This

Charlie Rout

Maximilian Gebhardt

Cinelab Film and Digital

Soul

Olivia Nelson 'Oblivion' by Jon E Price

Olivia Nelson - Oblivion (Official Video)

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

Kate Brady

Tom Berendson

Jack Meredith

Harry Wheeler

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]

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]

Keane Pearce Shaw

Natalie Arnett

Ty Hack

Thomas Hole

Ali Baines

Lee Brinkley

Ciaran Beale

Danielle Whiteman

Cinta Miller

Sam Allen

Homespun

Tim Smith

CHEAT

Carla Thomas

Luke Kelly

Hands 

Dan Millar

Insanity Records

Tommy McMahon

Tom Grennan 'Little Bit Of Love' by Keane Pearce Shaw

Tom Grennan - Little Bit of Love (Official Video)

Max Siedentopf lends his delightfully eccentric style to this&nbsp;hypnotic promo for British five-piece Easy Life.&nbsp;The aptly-titled Daydreams features a succession of oscellating vignettes featuring frontman Murray with and without bandmates, capturing a brief glimpse of static moments in time before spinning into the next setup.&nbsp;Utilising the rotating movement popularised in the Atlanta Season 2 Trailer,&nbsp;the perpetual motion of the camera builds a rhythmic yet offbeat energy, elevated by the vibrant colours and Siedentopf's fondness for the absurd.&nbsp;

Max Siedentopf

Molly McGregor

Rosie Owen

Marcus Domleo

Rory Moles

Jonny Lewis

John Clarke

Chloe Brady

Georgia Hope

Theo Tagholm

Hands London

Laura Clayton

Universal Music

Alternative

Easy Life 'Daydreams' by Max Siedentopf

Easy Life - Daydreams

Jon E Price directs an expansive, ever-evolving vision for Joe Hertz's debut album Current Blues.&nbsp;Transcending traditional setups and techniques, the experimental video depicts a flurry of avant-garde creativity to showcase tracks from the album, resulting in a unique and contemporary piece of work.&nbsp;

Gabriel O’Donohoe

Hunter Daly

Josefine Thieme

Danny Williams

Eliot Beach

Jenny Gardiner

Dylan Edwards

Jason Wallis

Oscar Wendt

Featuring Josh Collard

Melody Tamiz

Juicebox

Electric Theatre Collective

Electronica

Joe Hertz 'Current Blues' by Jon E Price

Joe Hertz: Inside Current Blues

Rapper Keynes Woods tussles with his alter-ego, and the strange goings-on in a deserted factory, in Luke Tierney's impressive video for Tim Burt, from his EP Kongo Kane.With Keynes Woods running through the corridors of this abandoned building, he takes a breather, and begins performing, before we notice a second, bare-chested&nbsp;Keynes - a more playful, manic version. The work becomes a series of stylish set-pieces in a weird game of cat and mouse, showcasing the rapper's assured presence in both his guises. And Tierney increasingly employs a simple yet highly effective visual device, where the original Keynes's movement&nbsp;trips the lighting of a room between red and blue.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;With fabulous cinematography by Joel Honeywell,&nbsp;the use of composition and colour make this a properly cinematic experience, steeped in the atmosphere of horror, but confidently veering into comedy and the surreal. A hell of a ride.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Luke Tierney

FRIEND

Ali Copland

Joel Honeywell

Becky Lee

Joshua Dadson

Helio Ribeiro 

Jade Rache

Taff Williamson

Billie Mckenzie

Jo Lewandowska

Cut+Run

Amber Jaynem

Daniel de Vue

Steve Hawkin

Marlon Stewart

Hip Hop

Keynes Woods 'Tim Burt' by Luke Tierney

Keynes-Wood--'Tim-Burt-'-by-Luke-Tierney

A group of soldiers are trapped in a harrowing version of Groundhog Day in Luke Tierney's creative video for Black Square's Coral Blues.&nbsp;The visual opens with several injured soldiers&nbsp;on their knees, wounded and exhausted. A well-dressed woman adorns one of the men with a necklace, but when she tries to do the same to the leader of the group, he lashes out in&nbsp;a violent rage. This scene repeats with different reactions, but one thing's for sure - it isn't going to stop anytime soon.&nbsp;Balancing trippy steadicam shots and a clever use of VFX, Tierney creates an authentic and believable world which is as haunting as it is aesthetically beautiful. The church location adds an onimous and cinematic sensibility, the delapidated rooms and scattered papers mirroring the theme of time going by uncontrollably.&nbsp;

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