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Lu Xiao Wei directs a mesmerising promo for&nbsp;Toronto-based multi-instrumentalist Luna Li.&nbsp;On the pulsating&nbsp;streets of nighttime LA, we see Li drift around in a car with several friends, making several stops to perform an improv dance with her doppelgänger and cycle through different slick outfits.&nbsp;In a dreamlike haze of vignettes, Li shines through with an understated yet magnetic presence, whilst the ethereal cinematography and unexpected styling choices create a world that is very much tailored to the artist and her aesthetic.&nbsp;

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The spirit of the underdog is celebrated in Wendy Morgan's video for Alicia Keys' comeback anthem.&nbsp;A series of vignettes illustrate the serendipitous nature of life, exploring chance encounters with strangers who later become an important part of your story. Snapshots of everyday people hustling to improve their circumstances are intercut with a dynamic performance from Keys, who thrives in the high-energy environment.&nbsp;Packed full of style but utterly unpretentious, the earthy colour palettes and slightly desaturated grade help create a sense of realism and feeling of community - a charming slice of life to match an upbeat and optimistic track.&nbsp;

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Alicia Keys 'Underdog' by Wendy Morgan

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Billie Eilish is a choking fallen angel in this oily creature feature, directed by Rich Lee. This part-sequel to <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUHC9tYz8ik">Bury a Friend</a> feels like the spiritual culmination of the various themes and motifs that circulate in Eilish’s artistry: the use of the abject, the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyDfgMOUjCI">gallows humour</a>, the <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2018/10/30/billie-eilish-when-partys-over-carlos-lopez-estrada/55713">black viscera</a>, and the burdensome injustices handed to the youth.It is testament to Eilish - the salience of her mythology and her unshakeable fanbase - that this single and video are even allowed to exist. <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79fzeNUqQbQ">Gyrating in front of a crucifix</a> may have done Madonna more good than bad in 1988. But conventional wisdom tends to decree that, if you have the profile, and you’re itching to piss off American Christians, do it gently. And with enough cynicism to give yourself some plausible deniability. But thanks to this eagerly macabre video, and a couple of choice lyrics (“even God herself … will want the Devil on her team”), the young star has developed a <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/music/shortcuts/2019/sep/09/is-billie-eilish-a-devil-worshipper-hell-no">reputation as a Satan worshipper</a>.But Eilish’s stunt mangling of Christian symbolism belies a more urgent message. Timed to coincide with the 2019 Climate Action Summit, the video is an environmental call to arms. This hellish vision of the future alludes to both oil spills and the 2018 California Wildfires.This is Rich Lee’s second monster movie released this month. Eilish’s shuffling angel is a cousin of Lana Del Rey’s vengeful giantess in <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/09/11/lana-del-rey-doin-time-rich-lee/60720">Doin’ Time</a>. The two videos share a similar crew, including Christopher Probst, ASC and Production Designer Brandon Mendez. The pyro, wings and oil were all achieved using partially practical effects.

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