Executive Producer

Tony Roberts

NYSU - aka Spanish director Jesus Hernandez -&nbsp;directs a wonderfully eccentric promo for KAWALA.&nbsp;The video for&nbsp;Jesse C'mon centres on a man - played by&nbsp;Andy&nbsp;Díaz - who just can't stop shuffling his head to the beat of the track, wearing a happy&nbsp;smile.Various characters materialise around him, and the environment switches from studio space to house, to inside a vending machine. But despite all of this, he keeps nodding his head, perpetually stuck in a trancelike state. Even as various forces gather to wipe that smile from his face.&nbsp;From angry robbers to swing dancers, a baseball bat-swinging piñata-hitter, to&nbsp;a B-movie 50 ft Girlfriend, it's a highly imaginative&nbsp;visual take on&nbsp;the track.In fact, it is so&nbsp;easy to get absorbed into the playful concept, you might even find yourself bobbing your head to the beat...[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

United Kingdom

NYSU (Jesus Hernandez)

Patricai Puchol

Las Bandas Be Brave

Common People Films

Connie Mead

Olmo Sobrino

Jake River Parker

Lluis Murúa

Nadia Khairat

Fake Studio

Ramy Dance

Garage Films

Indie

Kawala 'Jesse C'mon' by NYSU

Kawala-'Jesse-C'mon'-by-Nysu-(jesus-Hernandez)

Carl Addy directs a gorgeously vibrant and textural promo, combining performance with intriguing visual effects, for metal behomoths Bullet For My Valentine.&nbsp;Beneath a series of warped animated layers, the video for Rainbow Veins intermixes glitchy performances with character vignettes - beautifully shot by Thomas English and graded by Jax Harney -&nbsp;blending together in a nightmarish hallucination.&nbsp;The distorted VFX heighten&nbsp;the surreal aesthetic, whilst contrasting colour palettes lend an otherworldly style to the concept.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Carl Addy

Freddie Wright

Heba Elgamal

Thomas English

Rob Hawkins

Aga Kocinska

Johnjoe Besagni

Katie South

Rachel Freire

Sara Bowden

Sara Faulkner

Jax Harney

Gabriel Thomas

Danni Spooner

Fiona Garden

Rawpower Managent

Rock

Heavy Metal

Bullet For My Valentine 'Rainbow Veins' by Carl Addy

Bullet-For-My-Valentine-'Rainbow-Veins'-by-Carl-Addy

Greg Barth's latest collaboration with Leicester indie-R&amp;Bers Easy Life takes its cue from their excellent previous work - and one video in particular - and the cover of their just-released debut album&nbsp;Life's A Beach.As always frontman Murray Matravers takes centre stage, in a fantastical scenario where his bandmates paly supporting roles - both to Murray and his giant goldfish friend.&nbsp;As Greg explains below, its a surreal sequel of sorts to the animated <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Db_Gf9z8jk" target="_blank">Message To Myself</a> video. It's also the latest in an extensive body of Easy Life work over the past couple of years by the Swiss-born and London-based director, from the video for <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dQnXExTp2w" target="_blank">Nightmares</a> (featuring Jamie Demetriou of Stath Lets Flats) to the recent Gondryesque <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87U_l3AvyX0" target="_blank">Skeletons</a>. The work has been consistently inventive and entertaining, and this is certainly the case here.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;&nbsp;

Greg Barth

Ghandi El-Chamaa

Joe Starrs

Stefan Yap

Jerry Pradon

Joseph Edwards

Jasper Clarkson

Benny Casey 

Jaime Franes Jarvis

Maya Man

Connor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

Oliver Whitworth

Laura Clayton

Easy Life 'Ocean View' by Greg Barth

Easy-Life-'Ocean-View'-by-Greg-Barth

Greg Barth explores the irony of growing up in the modern world, in his&nbsp;spectacular video for Purple Disco Machine's Fireworks.&nbsp;Depicted as a dance battle between Gen Z and a group of Boomers, the video alludes to many crises that face the human race today; climate change, the use of fossil fuels and overconsumption&nbsp;being just a few examples.&nbsp;And whilst the Gen Z pack start off with their own minds, fighting against these injustices, they are soon twisted and distorted into an older way of thinking - leaving a planet in the midst of destruction, exploding and crumbling as the glossy dance number comes to its crescendo.&nbsp;Thought-provoking work with an accessible and unique twist.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Germany

Michał Sobociński

Marek Modzelewski

Nick Armstrong

TenThree

Matthias Klein

Lucky Luciano Pictures

Jerzy Włodarczyk

Marcin Koszek

Andrzej Bierut

Adam Beta

Marcin Nowak

Michal Piss

Cinelab Film and Digital

Dance

Electronic

Purple Disco Machine 'Fireworks' (Director's Cut) by Greg Barth

Purple Disco Machine - Fireworks - Official music video

Greentea Peng meditates on human nature, and a tumultuous year, in a perpetually-moving rollercoaster of a concept for Revolution devised by Melody Maker.&nbsp;Shot in Ridley Road market in Dalston, East London, the charismatic singer-songwriter delivers an absorbing performance and&nbsp;optimistic call to arms.&nbsp;Through the use of a motion control rig - operated by DoP Thomas English -&nbsp;the Dalston environment changes in front of our eyes, documenting the people, places and events that have taken place in this shared universal experience. &nbsp;“A result of recent turmoil: political, societal, and individual. 2020, a painfully transformative year for the collective," states Greentea Peng.&nbsp;"Revolution is a product of this pain and also the anger we’ve been struggling to move through, at the same time it represents the hope conjured. A reminder to remember where the first revolution must take place and also a reminder to be aware of where and what we put our energy and belief into.”

Melody Maker

Sam Roffey

Chris Steel

Lou Macnamara

Matt Bohun

Louis Simonon

Jake Hunte

Lauraine Bailey

Maha Alselami

Charles Gamble

Jess Vile

Neon City Media

Capital Studio

Alice Mccall

Benson Udia

Alternative

Reggae

Greentea Peng 'Revolution' by Melody Maker

Greentea Peng - Revolution (Official Video)

Director Kris R visualises a&nbsp;wild, hazy night with severe consequences, in the video for Aquilo's Moving On.&nbsp;Featuring actor&nbsp;Nathan Welsh, the video uses clever cinematography - with excellent use of the SnorriCam -&nbsp;to take viewers along for the ride, focused on every facial expression and emotion as the events unfold on screen.&nbsp;Though minimalist in its execution, the visual has an exciting and dynamic style, which is anchored by an incredibly realistic performance from Welsh, and a handful of situations that we have all no doubt experienced on our more drunken nights.&nbsp;

Kris R

Poppy Ashton

Oli Falcon

Jed Darlington-Roberts

Ollie Bingham

Cameron Sealby

Idris Rhys

Joshanne Dar

Frances Straker

Tim Martin

Nathan Welsh

Kobalt

Electronica

Ambient

Aquilo 'Moving On' by Kris R

Aquilo-'Moving-On'-by-Kris-R

Thomas Davis continues his collaboration with alternative dance threesome NOISY, with the video for Put A Record On.&nbsp;Featuring actress and model&nbsp;Miki Davis - and very little of the NOISY boys - the video is built around a lip-sync performance, shot on the hottest day of the year so far.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Luke C Harper uses 16mm film and ramped shutter speeds to create a nostalgic and frantic vibe, perfectly matching the in-your-face style of the track.&nbsp;

Thomas Davis

Luke C Harper

Sammy Johnson

Sarah Collins

Connor Adams

Charlie Stuart Grumbar

Phoebe Butterworth

Chloe Rose

Shivam

Miki Davis

Sam Flynn

Emily Jeffery

Grant Sandy Phillips

NOISY 'Put A Record On' by Thomas Davis

Noisy-'Put-A-Record-On'-by-Thomas-Davis

Working together for a fourth time, Louis Tomlinson and director Charlie Lightening head to Morroco for Walls, the title track of the artist's debut album.&nbsp;Surrounded by breathtaking desert landscapes, Tomlinson is traversing the terrain to reach a mysterious door. Taking inspiration from surrealist art, the door is a gateway to a variety of offbeat locations and situations, including a ballroom dance and an ever so slightly creepy setup with masked characters and threatening red lighting.&nbsp;One part narrative and one part conceptual performance, the surreal interpretation of art and design is fresh territory for the singer-songwriter, but an environment&nbsp;he seems to very much thrive in. Ever vibrant and excited to stretch himself as a performer, Tomlinson dives head first into the various vignettes, embodying an aura of calm and clarity as he riffs on tearing down his emotional walls to give himself another chance at love.&nbsp;

Charlie Lightening

Sana El Kilali

Abdelghafar Essalfi

Daniel Lightening

Mohamed Amine Tassouka, Kamal El Moutaouakil

Fouad Bourbouh, Hamza Tassouka

Driss Marzak

Ouassel El Kilali

Nezha Aouis

Gary Coogan

The Quarry

Jonny Tully

Big Buoy

Hannah Whitehall

Mike O'Keefe

Syco

Louis Tomlinson 'Walls' by Charlie Lightening

Louis-Tomlinson-'Walls'-by-Charlie-Lightening

The final chapter in the Charlie Lightening-directed music video trilogy for Louis Tomlinson&nbsp;focusses on cinematic heist scenes and tying up loose ends between the characters that previously appeared in the first two videos, for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/09/18/louis-tomlinson-kill-my-mind-charlie-lightening/60833" target="_blank">Kill My Mind</a> and <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/10/30/louis-tomlinson-we-made-it-charlie-lightening/61580" target="_blank">We Made It</a>.&nbsp;Opening in a pub with his mates, the action-packed concept is infused with Tomlinson's down-to-earth aesthetic. Despite a gritty and mysterious storyline, the soft lighting and bouncy track keep this very much within pop territory, which will delight his fanbase.&nbsp;The video focusses&nbsp;on the male protagonist from the first instalments, who double crosses a shady businessman and escapes with his money, setting off on a new life with his girlfriend. With twists and turns along the way, this is anything but a straightforward narrative, but will leave fans feeling satisfied and ready for a fresh concept next time around.&nbsp;

Adam Al Sened

Terry Mcshane

Daniel McPake

Henry Northrop

Chris Sarguisson

Claire Heather Molloy⁣⁣

Jade Kewley

Joanne Coleman

Gary Coogan⁣⁣

Louis Tomlinson 'Don't Let It Break Your Heart' by Charlie Lightening

Louis-Tomlinson-'Don&#039;t-Let-It-Break-Your-Heart'-by-Charlie-Lightening

Greg Barth's has smuggled&nbsp;humour&nbsp;and satire into his bright and colourful pop videos for Easy Life, and this one for Nice Guys is their wildest&nbsp;and zaniest collaboration yet.&nbsp;&nbsp;The&nbsp;band are the guest performers on a bizarre TV talk show - where the audience are whipped up by a host who is akin to a cult leader - that's disrupted by a Trumpalike and descends into mayhem. It's crazy - while the band manage to keep their cool, led by affably charismatic frontman Murray. Just don't say it couldn't happen.&nbsp;

Joseph J Goldman

Kerry Green

Franklin Dow

Josh Tue

Jamie Cook

Noah Furrer

Maria Bracher

Cut+Run

Envy

Ross Culligan

Thomas Adams

John Moule

Island Records

Kirsten Massingham

Easy Life 'Nice Guys' by Greg Barth

Easy-Life-'Nice-Guys'-by-Greg-Barth

Charlie Lightening presents the second chapter in a series of videos for Louis Tomlinson, following a doomed love affair in Southend-on-Sea.The quietest member of One Direction takes a backseat in this narrative video, which reintroduces us to a bank thief and his partner. After meeting at Tomlinson’s gig in Kill My Mind, the two begin a passionate romance. But struggling to balance his personal and professional lives, the young criminal finds himself at a crossroads.The video features some impressively verdant anamorphic photography by the director, who has also shot projects with Liam Gallagher.

Chris Malin

Ben Worthington

Malte Huebner

Joe Sherno

Terri Higgins⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

Joanne Coleman⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣

Samuel Marr

Envy Advertising

Joe Holdgate

Acoustic

Louis Tomlinson 'We Made It' by Charlie Lightening

Louis-Tomlinson-'We-Made-It'-by-Charlie-Lightening

Louis Tomlinson is back with a homage to Britpop, Kill My Mind, and a video directed by Charlie Lightening = best known for shooting videos for Liam Gallagher, Robbie Williams and more&nbsp; - who stamps his mark on the visual with a dynamic performance setup and an enigmatic narrative.While Louis performs the song with his band in a club, a motorbike speeds through country roads towards the gig. The rider meets his girl at the show, they head for the exit. What happens next will leave you shocked, with far more questions than answers. But this is the&nbsp;first in a series of Tomlinson videos, the next of which is teased in the last moments.&nbsp;Tomlinson's rock star performance is spot-on, and DoP Daniel Lightening's balance of neon red washes and stripped back naturalistic imagery lends a mysterious aura to the project. Keep your eyes peeled for part two.&nbsp;

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