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Terri Grisdale

Lewis James directs a memorable, high-flying performance video for Yungblud, live at the 2020 MTV EMAs.&nbsp;With an artist as innovative and groundbreaking&nbsp;as Yungblud - who has already made waves this year with videos including&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/09/29/yungblud-god-save-me-dont-drown-me-out-yungblud-gavin-gottlich/66921">God Save Me</a> and the official promo for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2020/10/28/yungblud-cotton-candy-tanu-muino/67499">Cotton Candy</a>&nbsp;- everyone was expecting a unique and refreshing performance, and he absolutely delivers, soaring high above the stage in a handful of eclectic outfits, all inkeeping with his bold and multifaceted persona.&nbsp;It's a&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;of creativity, an amalgamation of everything that makes an EMA performance engaging and iconic, and masterfully captured by James and DoP&nbsp;Thomas English.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Lewis James

Octavia Landy

Stink Rising

Hannah Bellil

Shea Coleman

Tom Kelly

Thomas English

Adam Conlon

Itsi Djuroska

John Flynn

Sally Lock

Insa Von Der Luehe

Stink Films

Rock

Alternative

Yungblud 'Cotton Candy/Strawberry Lipstick' (Live at MTV EMA's 2020) by Lewis James

Yungblud--'Cotton-Candy/strawberry-Lipstick-(live-From-The-Mtv-Ema/2020)'-by-Lewis-James

YUNGBLUD is going&nbsp;through some hard times in his video for God Save Me But Don't Drown Me Out - until an old friend helps him relight the fire within.Directing his own video for the first time - in collaboration with Gavin Gottlich - YUNGBLUD (aka Dom Harrison) dramatises&nbsp;his own mental health problems, and sense of alienation from his conventional English upbringing in some effective set pieces before the song, and the fun starts. He's joined by a giant teddy bear who becomes the buddy he desperately needs. And this bear definitely has his back.&nbsp;&nbsp;It's a fun ride, intercut with a charismatic performance, in which YUNGBLUD eventually cuts loose in characteristic fashion. That&nbsp;makes this a must for his mascara-wearing massive.

Yungblud

Gavin Gottlich

Samin Saadat

Feud Creative

Ross Anderson

Rob Ulitski

George Nelson

Catherine Derry

Ilaria Fulvio

Oliver Hallam

Kevin Gardner

Elena Muntoni

Andrew Mukamal

Amelia Kildear

Sasha Moon

Caroline Morin

Wash

Hanan Cher

Locomotion Recordings

YUNGBLUD 'God Save Me, But Don't Drown Me Out' by YUNGBLUD & Gavin Gottlich

Yungblud-'God-Save-Me,-But-Don't-Drown-Me-Out'-by-Yungblud-&-Gavin-Gottlich

A nighttime accident sets off an unusual chain of events in&nbsp;Grandmas' vision for Larkins' Are We Having Any Fun Yet?&nbsp;Having been taken out by a car, frontman Josh Noble stumbles through a maze of underpasses, streets and traffic, crossing paths with a series of enigmatic strangers&nbsp;who look just as out of place as he does.&nbsp;Each character has an unusually calm demeanour&nbsp;and a fascination with Noble, which questions&nbsp;whether this is just a really unlucky night, or a visualisation of him crossing the life/death boundary following the accident.&nbsp;Beautifully shot by DoP Harry Wheeler, the heavy grain and vibrant colour palette creates a strangely hyperrealist aesthetic, punctuated by moments of surrealism and introspection.&nbsp;

GRANDMAS

Manoela Chiabai

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Billie Hallows

Harry Wheeler

Mike Linforth

Chris Sarguisson

Jade Kewley

John Holloway

Edit Egg

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

John Hassay

Good Soldier Records

Charlotte Simpson

Johnny Stillwell

Bethan Anderson

Oliver Whitworth

Nil Tomakan

Jake Whitehouse

Indie

Larkins 'Are We Having Any Fun Yet?' by Grandmas

Larkins-'Are-We-Having-Any-Fun-Yet?'-by-Grandmas

Antony Barkworth-Knight draws upon Tibetan Buddhist teaching for his visual for the Mercury-nominated modern jazz outfit GoGo Penguin.&quot;In the Tibetan tradition, Bardo refers to the journey experienced from the point the body draws it&rsquo;s final breath to the rebirth of your spirit,&quot; Barkworth-Knight explains. &quot;The journey would appear as a dream whereby previous karmic action can produce frightening images. Ultimately it is the process by which previous karma will determine the form of the next Rebirth.&quot;At death there will be various forms of light. A blue light is the light of Buddha &ndash; not the man but the purest form of consciousness.&quot;Using the concept of Bardo as a starting point we wanted to make a music video that works as a powerful aesthetic statement for the band&rsquo;s leading single for the forthcoming album, Humdrum Star.&nbsp;Working with DOP Jamie Kennerley we were keen to create an ethereal piece with elements of loose narrative, abstract images and most of all something human that people could read into their own stories or interpretations.&quot;

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