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Whitney Jackson

Vincent Haycock directs a thought-provoking promo for LA-based rapper Maxo.&nbsp;Shot by Steve Annis, the video is a dreamlike montage of the artist's performance, backdropped by the imposing architecture of the city around him.&nbsp;Interweaving shots of a girl dancing around the space, and bookended by spoken word interview snapshots, the video has an almost narrative structure to it, which plays out in an abstract, evocative fashion.&nbsp;Brilliant work with jaw-droppingly beautiful imagery and creative cinematography, which reunites&nbsp;Haycock with Maxo following the&nbsp;video last year for <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2022/08/31/maxo-ft-pink-siifu-48-vincent-haycock/78065" target="_blank">48</a>.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]&nbsp;

United States

Vincent Haycock

Veronica Leon

Somesuch

Nic Kirsten

Steve Annis

Tim Nash

Ashley Soloman

Dave Siefert

Bill Allegar

Luis Suarez

Chad Nagel

Maxo 'Free' by Vincent Haycock

Maxi-'Free'-by-Vincent-Haycock

The Weeknd is trapped in an emotional purgatory, in the Cliqua-directed promo for Is There Someone Else.&nbsp;Drenched in 1980s movie influences, the&nbsp;wonderfully cinematic video sees the artist reliving a memory of a time spent with a mysterious love interest, visualised through sultry choreography and an enigmatic, abstract concept.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]Exploring the idea of voyeurism - and taking its stylistic lead from archetypal Eighties fare by Brian DePalma and Adrian Lyne -&nbsp;the use of a masked version of The Weeknd&nbsp;suggests a doppelganger watching from afar, trapped in a loop of paranoia as he stares through a telescope.&nbsp;Diving into surrealist fantasy scenes towards the end, it's another&nbsp;tour de force&nbsp;of creativity, that builds upon the Dawn FM era, with a contemporary film noir-style edge.[imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;

Luke Carr

Espirit Casting

Cliqua

Roisin Audrey Moloney

Michael Garcia

Nick Bupp

Josh Montes

Greg Karamov

Felipe Larrondo

Vinnie Bredemus

Marc Benacerraf

Erin Murray

Antonio Gomez-pan

Final Cut

Electronic

The Weeknd 'Is There Someone Else?' by Cliqua

The-Weeknd-'Is-There-Someone-Else?'-by-Cliqua

Ariana makes it to the Oval Office...

Dave Meyers

Nathan Scherrer

freenjoy

Scott Cunningham

Tino Shaedler

Alyssa Oh

Stefan Sonnenfeld

Company 3

Adam Avitabile

Ghost VFX

Mod Creations

Lark Creative

Ariana Granda 'positions' by Dave Meyers

Ariana Grande - positions (official video)

Cardi and Megan get wet and wild in Colin Tilley's mind-boggling video for WAP.Like Nikki's Anaconda to the power of ten...

Colin Tilley

Boy In The Castle

Jamee Ranta

Ev Salomon

Elias Talbot

JaQuel Knight

Vinnie Hobbs

Sunset Edit

Kareem Johnson

Atlantic Records

Hip Hop

Cardi B ft Megan Thee Stallion 'WAP' by Colin Tilley

Cardi B - WAP feat. Megan Thee Stallion [Official Music Video]

Moses Sumney gives into his darkest, most satisfying impulses in the self-directed video for Cut Me.Across a collection of surreal, otherworldly vignettes, Sumney runs riot in an abandoned hospital with two other patients- dancing on caskets, performing on stage and taking on the roles of the non-existent staff.The glossy, theatrical art direction places the concept very much in a dream world of Sumney’s creation, blurring the lines between reality and fiction. The performances are top-notch, adding a lively vibrance to the derelict location, and cleverly personifying the complex themes in the track."It is, amongst many things,&nbsp;a satirization of masochism and the medical industrial complex, and a chuckle in the face of Black Death," says Moses Sumney about his directorial debut.&nbsp;"I couldn’t have predicted it’d be released in our current climate. And yet..."

Moses Sumney

Object & Animal

Justin Benoliel

Meredith Kurey

Cristina Dunlap

Gunnar Deathridge

Phil Gomez

Jacque Piotrowski

Wes Sanchez

Kaitlyn Battistelli

Ethos Studio

Eric Epstein

Malachi Middleton

Emara Neymour-Jackson

Electro

Soul

Moses Sumney 'Cut Me' by Moses Sumney

Moses-Sumney--'Cut-Me'-by-Moses-Sumney

A hypnotic beat draws out a crowd for an old-school block party&nbsp;in Malia James' video for Bryce Vine.&nbsp;A bouncy bassline introduces the visual, with various passers-by tapping their feet and moving their hips, as the music semiconsciously takes over their bodies. Every step, bounce and jiggle hits the beat, and the whole town is feeling the music.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Corey C Waters experiments with camera movement, mixing whip-pans and handheld shots to create the frenetic vibe the track calls for. The repetition of certain shots helps build&nbsp;to a climax at the end of the video, with editor&nbsp;Nick Rondeau masterfully pulling off a crescendo of dancing, partying and a raving good time.&nbsp;

Malia James

Tasha Petty

Corey C Waters

Tyler Evans

Dominic Grizzelle

Stephanie Florez

Marcela Osegueda

Nick Rondeau

Work Editorial

Tara Sheree

Jamie Rabineau

Lydia Sarno

Warner Records

Bryce Vine 'Baby Girl' by Malia James

Bryce-Vine--'Baby-Girl-'-by-Malia-James

FKA Twigs is back with a hypnotic music video for Holy Terrain, directed by herself and frequent collaborator Nick Walker.Opening in the middle of a barren desert, Twigs smokes a blunt under a dim red light, her facial features warping as she rocks side to side, riding the high as she stares down into the lens. Moments later, she is in front of a vast&nbsp;blue sky, performing in close-up. The focus is on her heterochromatic contact lenses, blue in one eye, red in the other, as she commands our attention and leaves us hanging on every word.&nbsp;Dropping right into some striking choreography with five backup dancers, Twigs is as mesmerising as ever, constantly exceeding the expectations she has set in previous projects. The consistent low angle throughout the video allows the desert location&nbsp;to fill most of the frame, and the abundance of sky and barren land represents the world Twigs is building for herself- she is on another level, the sole focus in her avant-garde universe.&nbsp;Natasha Braier's cinematography toes the line between fashion and surrealism, at times bright and beautiful, contrasted against the frenetic closeups under red light in the group scenes. A scattering of VFX courtesy of The Mill ties together the concept with&nbsp;a haunting rippled&nbsp;sky and stirring transitions.&nbsp;&nbsp;

FKA Twigs

Nick Walker

Morgan Clement

Natasha Braier

JC Molina

Matthew Josephs

B. Thomas

Daniel Sallstrom

Andy McGraw

Cartel

Brandon Chavez

The Mill

[merlin] Beggars (on Behalf Of Young Turks Recordings)

FKA Twigs ft Future 'Holy Terrain' by FKA Twigs & Nick Walker

Fka-Twigs-'Holy-Terrain-Ft.-Future'-by-Fka-Twigs-&amp;-Nick-Walker

A suitably slick, tech-heavy video for Gesaffelstein and Pharrell Williams collaboration by Warren Fu. Both men feature - the French producer the more mysterious figure in his now familiar&nbsp;black-gloss mode, while the preternaturally youthful Pharrell revels in the spotlight...&nbsp;The excellent VFX work was achieved at Therapy Studios.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Warren Fu

Jona Ward

Partizan Darkroom

John Richoux

Taylor Walsh

Columbia Records

Therapy Studios

Geoff Stephenson

Wren Waters

Phil Apostol

Allegra Bartlett

Dance

Gesaffelstein & Pharrell Williams 'Blast Off' by Warren Fu

Gesaffelstein & Pharrell Williams - Blast Off (Official Video)

Michel Gondry is back with the Chemical Brothers, this time teaming up with his brother Olivier to create this&nbsp;wonderfully entertaining, very funky video that takes inspiration from classic Seventies music show Soul Train, and gives it an unexpected twist.A group of happy and carefree dancers get their groove on in a black studio, creating a striking contrast with the colourful outfits.&nbsp;With the help of some subtle CGI, the dancers&rsquo; moves start to become more and more exaggerated. Bouncing hair and swooping legs soon turn into something much more abstract. The end result is unexpected and unnerving, as we discover not everything is as it seems.

United Kingdom

Michel Gondry

Olivier Gondry

Raffi Adlan

Claire Stubbs

Shawn Kim

Karen Baird

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Ailsa Robertson

Virgin EMI

The Chemical Brothers 'Got To Keep On' by Michel Gondry & Olivier Gondry

Allie Avital heads for the mansion with Chromeo's Dave-1 and P-Thugg, actress Robin Givens, playing a haughty queen of the household, and a bevy of shirtless boy butler-dancers.&nbsp;Grumpy Robin&nbsp;enjoys a massage, fruit, and her morning newspaper with barely a flicker of emotion - but looking very good - while the&nbsp;sweaty cast executes killer choreography, and guests Stefflon Don and French Montana each make an appearance.

Allie Avital

Rachel Ottenstein

Phil Hysmith

Kevin Hayden

Yuya Kodo

Stevie Ungureanu

Rachel Kessler

Pili Weeber

Savannah White

Gregory Alan Leinberger

Joanna Stewart

Robin Givens

Adam Farrell

Atantic Records

Chromeo ft. Stefflon Don & French Montana 'Don't Sleep' by Allie Avital

Jordan Max rides his motorbike into the wide open, empty spaces of Wyoming, in David Helman&#39;s richly atmospheric video for two tracks from Max&#39;s album Tales Of Us.&nbsp;In the first part, for Me, Mary, My Guitar, Max&#39;s journey takes him through the plains, from day to night, and arriving in Wind River, WM.In Kingdom, elements of a narrative add heft to the atmosphere, and Max&#39;s performances. There&#39;s&nbsp;a girl, a payout at an Indian reservation casino, an assignation&nbsp;at a gas station.But mainly Helman keeps the narrative tantalisingly out of reach, so we focus on Max&nbsp;and his existential loneliness.

David M. Helman

Trevor Wineman

Zaldy Lopez

Exile Edit

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Alt Soul

Jordan Max 'MMMG' & 'Kingdom' by David M. Helman

Jordan-Max-'M.m.m.g-&-Kingdom'-by-David-M.-Helman

The 1975's Matty Healy turns up the megawattage of his artfully ramshackle star quality in this major musical production number directed by Warren Fu for Sincerity Is Scary.It's the first of two music videos directed by Fu for the band's forthcoming album, and its a beautifully-constructed piece made on the lines of a Hollywood musical, from the backlot staging on a typical city street, to the supporting cast of chorus girls, dancers and marching bands. And it's certainly performed with sincerity - well, up to a point.Created in a number of long takes with mostly whip-pan to create an endless flow, Healy holds it all together with sleepy panache, and there's a nod to his obsession with Chaplinesque heroes - a little girl becomes the avatar of his silent movie character in old '75 vids. Very entertaining, not at all scary.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;“It’s been a real treat having brainstorming sessions with Matty Healy on ideas the past few months," says Warren Fu. "When it comes to music videos, it never ceases to amaze me when sketches on a whim materialise in person a few days later on set. There’s no better feeling.”

Eric Schneider

Byron Werner

Nick Bianchi

Andy Chen

Chris Tonkovich

Christian Stone

Tara Greville

Adrian Arredondo

Erin Walters

Semera Khan / Ed Blow

Dirty Hit

Rock

The 1975 'Sincerity Is Scary' by Warren Fu

An original tragic-love-story for Elvis Costello&#39;s ballad Suspect My Tears &ndash;&nbsp;drenched in rain, ink and romance - by the animator Mustashrik.A homage to film noir, it&#39;s a dark tale that traverses the emotions of jealousy and envy and devotion, and has the appropriate drama to match Costello&#39;s new ballad - which harks back&nbsp;to his early Noughties collaborations with Burt Bacharach.It&#39;s was also created with a mix of 2D traditional animation, motion graphics and a unique code based animation tool, to combine a styule somewhere between animation and powerful illustration.

Mustashrik

Mustashrik Mahbub

Jake Schwartz

Olivier Gondry, Erich Reimers, Zachary Dripps

Laurence Jacobs

Brooks Jones

Concord Records

Elvis Costello 'Suspect My Tears' by Mustashrik

Elvis-Costello-'Suspect-My-Tears'-by-Mustashrik

Sophia Ray&#39;s video for Daya plays on the idea of Safe, by creating a series of apparently safe and comforting spaces.But there&#39;s a darkness behind the colour, and Ray and Daya develop a tension between the worlds she inhabits and the message of the song.

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