Yelo Film

The first of two connecting music videos for London-based&nbsp;techno house producer Sir Lord Comixx&nbsp;directed by Andreea Archive and Richard Thomas, which&nbsp;stems from the idea of society, time and space - inspired by notes and writings regarding social class by Aldous Huxley.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The video for High Society follows the artist on a journey across the city, captured in lingering, portraiture-style shots, accompanied by a female stranger. Their world&nbsp;is seen through a series of Soviet-style montages which switch between Docklands Light Railway, the London City and the newly-built Lewisham Gateway.Archive and Thomas&nbsp;synergise the black and white aesthetic of Jean-Luc&nbsp;Godard signifying signature and the colour red and blue throughout the video. And it&nbsp;features Babel, an installation by the artist Cildo Meireles at the Tate Modern, comprising hundreds of radios&nbsp;each tuned to a different station - relating&nbsp;to the biblical story of the Tower of Babel, a tower tall enough to reach the heavens.[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Andreaa Archive

Richard Thomas

Techno House

Sir Lord Comixx 'High Society' by Andreaa Archive & Richard Thomas

Sir-Lord-Comixx-'High-Society'-by-Andreaa-Archive

The jumping-off point for Planet Grime - a transatlantic project fusing grime in the UK with the American and international versions of the culture - is accompanied&nbsp;the Yelo Film-produced video for Dem Ones, filmed in the iconic South Bank, Bethnal Green and a Miami skatepark, influenced by Professor Stuart Hall and Black British rollerskate sub-culture.With&nbsp;British&nbsp;grime legends&nbsp;Saskilla and Ten Dixon performing in London, intercut with Krizm in Miami,&nbsp;Andreaa Archive, Rikki Bond and Nitro filmed the rollerskater tricks and youth culture featuring key London skater&nbsp;Moe.&nbsp;The combination of high energy lyrical delivery and the rollerskate energy gives the viewer a snapshot of both the artists and skaters.Through employment of colour, light and energy Yelo Film are starting to produce their own visual signature; it shows with these finely tuned visuals capturing the youthful sporting spirit of the song.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;