Taran's video for South London singer-songwriter and producer Saint Demarcus soulful Enough is built around the passing of time, youthful love and the slow ache of heartbreak.

In the video we follow the feeling of a relationship as it shifts - the warmth of the beginning, the intimacy of being young and fully consumed by someone, and the quiet distance that starts to appear when things begin to fall apart.

Taran includes the simple yet effective device of a locked-off shot of a magnificent oak tree in a country field at different times of the day as a visual metaphor for the passing of time. As the day progresses, the relationship between Saint Demarcus and his girlfriend undergoes subtle changes. 

"The video isn’t about one dramatic breakup moment, but the accumulation of memories: summer light, colder days, familiar places feeling different, and the strange way love can remain present even after it has changed," says Taran.

Shot with a soft, nostalgic eye on film the video leans into texture, natural movement and emotional stillness. A tender, cinematic portrait of love, loss and the feeling of trying to hold onto something already slipping away.