Kamasi Washington 'Hub-Tones' by Jenn Nkiru
Another modern jazz classic from Kamasi Washington and his amazing band gets a mesmerizing visual by Jenn Nkiru, as experimental as the music.
It's a single-shot and in many ways a still-life too, revealed in a dead-slow reverse zoom to reveal three night-gowned and sashed women performing in front of a flag - in fact, it's artist-director Larry Achiampong's work Pan-African Flag For The Relic Traveller. And then the zoom reverses to close in one face even more close-up than before.
The track is Hub-Tones, taken from Kamasi Washington's second album Heaven and Earth, out on Young Turks.
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Credits
| Director | Jenn Nkiru |
| Producer | Lana Salfiti |
| Executive Producer | Emily Rudge |
| Production Manager | Polly Hartley |
| 1st AD | Ed Bellamy |
| Director of Photography | Benoit Soler |
| 1st AC | Michael Hannides |
| 2nd AC | Cameron Axsel |
| Gaffer | Paul Allen |
| Art Director | Jenny Wells |
| Hair | Charlotte Mensah |
| Make-up | Grace Marie Ellington |
| Editor | Kit Wells |
| Editing company | Final Cut |
| Colourist | Tim Smith |
| Production designer | Nathan Parker |
| Other credits | Dancers: Summer Pearl, Myriam Sow, Nadia Adu Gyamei |
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