Representation

Tommy Labuda

Lana Del Rey&nbsp;and regular collaborator Rich Lee peel the layers from the dream factory, holding up a mirror to the nature of fame, in the epic, ten minute version of Candy Necklace, the centrepiece visual from the new Del Rey album, Did You Know There's a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd.Essentially we are watching the film and the making of the film, rolled into one - achieved with an absorbing level of sophistication. Lana Del Rey channels icons from Old Hollywood - including Marilyn, and (according to elements of social media), the victim of the notorious Black Dahlia murder&nbsp;case. It's brilliant, bravura filmmaking, from the artist and&nbsp;a director at the top of his game. &nbsp;

Rich Lee

Jamee Ranta

Drive Studios

Christopher Probst

Justin Diener

David Checel

Interscope Records

Lana Del Rey ft Jon Batiste 'Candy Necklace' by Rich Lee

Lana Del Rey - Candy Necklace (Official Video) ft. Jon Batiste

James Chappell directs an explosive promo for Australian alternative artist Kim Dracula.&nbsp;Starting on an aeroplane mid-flight, we see the artist take a seat as other passengers start looking nervous when the flight starts getting bumpy. When the plane implodes in a ball of flames, Dracula is one of the only survivors.&nbsp;Boasting Nineties alternative and Noughties emo inspiration in every scene, the video cycles through a series of slick, surreal vignettes, exuding an&nbsp;absurd yet utterly captivating vibe throughout.It's a&nbsp;rip-roaring introduction to the artist - for those who may not already be familiar.&nbsp;

Australia

Ant Miller

Dale Mckie

James Chappell

Alexandra Galloway

Siren Films

Bryan Younce

Max Gersbach

Jack Saltmiras

Darin Berlin

Tim Walsh

Dave Griffiths

James Campbell

Bonnie Chai

Brad Hurt

Matt Fezz

Christian Heinrich

Alternative

Kim Dracula 'Drown' by James Chappell

Kim-Dracula-'Drown'-by-James-Chappell

Tim Mattia directs an introspective promo for&nbsp;Australian singer-songwriter Dean Lewis.&nbsp;The slick promo is darkly cinematic, formed of a series of vignettes which explore self-reflection and the artist's sense of self&nbsp;- and partly with him in an angry&nbsp;face-off with his own alter-ego.&nbsp;&nbsp;Lewis's charismatic performance anchors the concept, whilst the cinematography strikes a perfect balance between glossy and gritty. The overall aesthetic feels contemporary and timeless, a trademark of Mattia's cinematic style.&nbsp;

United States

Tim Mattia

Wesley Stebbins-Perry

Tiny Terror Productions

Jennifer Rothlein-ansell

Kayla Fantozzi

Mike Hart

Justyn Moro

Ck Cates

Lane Fernandez

Justin Hughes

Jen Kennedy

Lalim Edit

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Universal Music Australia

Dean Lewis 'Looks Like Me' by Tim Mattia

Dean-Lewis-'Looks-Like-Me'-by-Tim-Mattia

Charli XCX stages a spectacularly inappropropriate&nbsp;send-off for her sadly departed lover in Hannah Lux Davis's cracking video&nbsp;for Good Ones.It's sexy goth-funeral vibes...

Hannah Lux Davis

Lissy Castillo

London Alley

Tonic Films

Brandon Bonfiglio

Andrew Lerios

Luga Podesta

Jordana Delong

Susie Neill

Gaul Porat

Luis Caraza

Hoody Fx

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Charlie XCX 'Good Ones' by Hannah Lux Davis

Charli XCX - Good Ones [Official Video]

Lil Nas is banged up, but soon gets the hang of things...

Christian Breslauer

Saul Levitz

Lucky Bastards

Elias Talbot

Alexander Delgado

Columbia

Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow 'Industry Baby' by Christian Breslauer

Lil Nas X, Jack Harlow - INDUSTRY BABY (Official Video)

Tim Mattia continues his collaboration with LANY, with the intimate promo for Nobody Else.&nbsp;Shot in one take with a striking black and white aesthetic, the camera slowly wraps around lead singer Paul Klein, revealing the setup is&nbsp;isolated out in the desert, with stunning backdrops extending as far as the eye can see.&nbsp;It's a beautifully introspective concept, cutting back any extraneous ideas to focus purely on performance and emotion... and it's bloody brilliant.&nbsp;

Jack Winter

Alexa Haywood

Angela Hodgson

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Indie pop

LANY 'Nobody Else' by Tim Mattia

Lany-'Nobody-Else'-by-Tim-Mattia

Daniel Carberry and Carly Cusson collaborate to create an atmospheric and at times claustrophobic showcase for Australian singer-songwriter CLOVES.&nbsp;It's all largely achieved due an excellent appreciation of the interplay between shadow and light, as CLOVES finds herself in stark&nbsp;yet effectively-mounted scenes - representing different levels of a videogame - that visualise frustration, and the sense of being boxed-in."The inspiration for this video was the isolation, exhaustion and repetition that anxiety creates," says CLOVES.&nbsp;"It can feel like an over-functioning game in your mind. So I wanted to travel through my worlds game, each 'level' with a visual cue of what those barriers in your mind feel like - only to end up right back where you started, [in] what feels like an impossible cycle to break."

Daniel Carberry

Carly Cussen

Andrew Rawson

Lanette Phillips

Just Fred

Editegg

John Holloway

Alexandre Jamin

Furmann Ahmed

CLOVES 'Dead' by Daniel Carberry & Carly Cussen

Cloves-'Dead'-by-Daniel-Carberry-&-Carly-Cussen

Claire Marie Vogel and Aaron Hymes present a deserted world for veteran power-popsters Silversun Pickups. Deserted, that is, apart from the toys...Vogel and Hymes's video for Toy Soldiers (yes, it's a cover of the Martika classic), is a slow-burning release of photo-realistic CGI and live action, with the band appearing on the TVs that spring to life in the stores and meeting places in the empty city.And then eventually the little green&nbsp;toy&nbsp;soldiers appear. Not so little, in fact.&nbsp;And&nbsp;other toys and games come, looming&nbsp;over the&nbsp;urban landscapes.

Claire Marie Vogel

Aaron Hymes

Kode Media

Carrie Sutton

Power Pop

Rock

Silversun Pickups 'Toy Soldiers' by Claire Marie Vogel & Aaron Hymes

Silversun-Pickups-'Toy-Soldiers-'-by-Claire-Marie-Vogel-&-Aaron-Hymes

For the video for I Don’t Sleep (from his album Funeral) Lil Wayne takes advantage of music video production in quarantine by turning to the animators.This quirky acid trip by James Larese stays true to the rap genre with some key visuals: the fast cars, drugs, female backing dancers, and large wads of cash. But&nbsp;Larese also uses the animation in an ingenious way to feature Lil Wayne and guest artist Takeoff&nbsp;in their various stylised forms.The bright, bold colours produce a visually stimulating video, while the animation loops to mirror the chorus and at brief moments, the lyrics appear on screen too. It's a&nbsp;trippy experience combining different styles of animation, balancing between comic and pop art style, to give a 90’s cartoon feeling.In addition, the glitchy VHS layer - interspersed with some real-life skating tricks, filmed with a fish-eye lens - all contribute to&nbsp;a quirky visual when pieced together.&nbsp;&nbsp;

James Larese

Triggr & Bloom

Lil Wayne ft Takeoff ‘I Don’t Sleep’ by James Larese

Lil Wayne - I Don’t Sleep (Official Animated Music Video)

From the album Drug Dealing Is A&nbsp;Lost Art, RMR’s new video for the Dealer&nbsp;remix, directed by Sherif Higazy, manifests that motto into fruition.In the video Higazy&nbsp;animates a number of classical works into moving image. RMR and guest rappers Future and Lil Baby&nbsp;are superimposed into neoclassical and baroque paintings, combining fine art with rap music. With these images, RMR is able to draw a parallel with the lost fine art and a contemporary culture that seems to have been forgotten. From Jacques-Louis David’s Napoleon Crossing the Alps&nbsp;(1801) to The Sampling Officials&nbsp;(1662) by Rembrandt, RMR inhabits these various scenes with his trademark ski mask.The modern soon comes into contact with the traditional in the form of a helicopter crashing into other neoclassical works like&nbsp;Rubens’ The Fall of Phaeton. While some images are more static than others, Ludolf Backhuysen’s Ships in Distress in a Heavy Storm&nbsp;(1690) is brought to life, cutting between images of RMR as Perseus. Future also makes his appearance as the statue of Pharaoh Mentuhotep II, while Lil Baby becomes Augustus of Prima Porta. The final image portrays RMR as Lucas Cranach’s Saint Maurice, a holy figure.From this, the rappers equate themselves with regal figures, putting themselves in the place of these historical icons. Rap and the culture that surrounds it is elevated and given a platform to be celebrated in the same way as fine art.&nbsp;

Sherif Higazy

Joe Weil

Sam Canter

Psycho Films

RMR ft Future & Lil Baby ‘Dealer’ by Sherif Higazy

RMR - DEALER (feat. Future & Lil Baby) [Official Video]

Following his brilliant video for Because Of Me a couple of years ago, Greg Brunkalla reunites with The Avalanches to visualise their collaboration with Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo.&nbsp;&nbsp;The video for Running Red Lights, sert in Los Angeles, features dancer/choreographer Erik Cavanaugh and a cameo by Angelyne.&nbsp;

Greg Brunkalla

Christopher Cho

Adam Leeman

Skunk

Matt Factor

Jeanne Stawiarski

David Feeney-Mosier

Barney Miller

Dance

The Avalanches ft Rivers Cuomo, Pink Siifu 'Running Red Lights' by Greg Brunkalla

The Avalanches - Running Red Lights ft. Rivers Cuomo, Pink Siifu

Rock's king of darkness proves he can pivot and do something more akin to The Man In Black in Tim Mattia's video for God's Gonna Cut You Down.&nbsp;Following on from Manson's announcement earlier this year that he was to make an album more "Southern" in tone and heavily autobiographical in nature, this is a first look at the new material.&nbsp;Shot in monochrome, and featuring a typically offbeat and weird performance from Manson, the video contains various references to religious iconography, blurring the line between reality and the spiritual world. Tim Mattia's exceptional craft helps Manson transition to a place far outside of his usual comfort zone, by keeping strands of his iconic style in with the new elements.&nbsp;Another cracking cover version from Manson, who doesn't seem to be abandoning his shapeshifting ways anytime soon. And that's a very good thing indeed.&nbsp;

Matt Sokoler

Gracie Heart

Olio Creative

Joel Robertson

OB Management

Marilyn Manson 'God's Gonna Cut You Down' by Tim Mattia 

Marilyn-Manson-'God&#039;s-Gonna-Cut-You-Down'-by-Tim-Mattia-

Tim Mattia captures Grammy winner H.E.R. for track Hard Place&nbsp;&mdash; an emotional song about fame outpacing love.What begins&nbsp;as a blossoming romantic&nbsp;and musical relationship for H.E.R. and her lover crumbles to pieces as she faces the heart-wrenching choice between his &quot;love and a hard place&quot;.

Tom Birmingham

Luga Podesta, Brandon Bonfiglio, Andrew Lerios, Kim Jarrett

Chris Malin

Dan Stafford Clark

Sam Riley

Clare Fuller

Georgia Shelton

Joseph Crone

Poppy France

Mike Spagnoli

Camille Yorrick

RCA Records

H.E.R. 'Hard Place' by Tim Mattia

H.e.r-'Hard-Place'-by-Tim-Mattia

When the high school&nbsp;movie classics are referenced in music videos it usually happens one at a time. But for the much-adored thank you, next, there was only one thing for&nbsp;Ariana Grande and Hannah Lux Davis to do - riff on all of them.So you get Mean Girls, Bring It On, 13 Going On 30, Legally Blonde, and possibly one or two more. A treasure trove for afficionados of those movies. Incomprehensible to anyone who hasn&#39;t watched them, but that&#39;s not very many judging on the YouTube viewing&nbsp;figures - a new record number of views for the first day, and 100 million views in three days.&bull; <a href="https://variety.com/2018/music/news/every-pop-culture-reference-thank-u-next-video-1203067592/" target="_blank">Variety</a> - pop culture references in thank u, next video

Taylor Walsh

Bryan Smaller

Republic Records

Ariana Grande 'thank u, next' by Hannah Lux Davis

Ariana Grande - thank u, next

Shawn Mendes and Zedd replay the roles of Bill Murray and Scarlett Johanssen&nbsp;in Jay Martin&#39;s faithful tribute to&nbsp;Lost In Translation for Lost In Japan.

Jay Martin

Jeremy Sullivan

Hound

Missy Galanida

Kristen Loftin

Joe Osborne

Kai Saul

Undefined

Matt Taylor

Alberto Alonso

David King

Angela Solouki

Melissa Rogers

Missy Galanida, Isaac Rice

Marisa Garner Associates

Yolande Geralds

Shawn Mendes, Zedd 'Lost In Japan' by Jay Martin

Shawn-Mendes,-Zedd-'Lost-In-Japan'-by-Jay-Martin

Filled with intense highs and lows, Emil Nava captures the honest, intimate confessions of love from Eminem and Ed Sheeran in the compelling new video River.

Emil Nava

Amy James

Ammolite Inc

Evrard Salomon

Frank Mobilio

Dawn Boonyachalito (la)

Jenn Hanchin (la)

Sean Fazende

JC Molina

Cut+Run

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Carbon Vfx

Mark Connell

Kathy Angstadt

Aftermath / Interscope Records

Seth Levin

Patrick Meller

Rebecca Mason

Hip Hop

Eminem 'River' by Emil Nava

Eminem-'River'-by-Emil-Nava

For the latest Fifty Shades movie&nbsp;Fifty Shades Freed, Hannah Lux Davis joins pop heavyweights Rita Ora and Liam Payne for this performance video filled with blooming flowers, sparks and elegant wirework.

Liam Payne, Rita Ora 'For You' by Hannah Lux Davis

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