GEORGIA HUDSON brand new promo for Ella Eyre, shows the Rudimental & Naughty Boy songstress perform alongside two incredible dancers. Lindy hopping for 2013!
LubiPop was directed by Angel Breogan of LUZALUNA Films who specializes in special effects and characterizations in miniseries and begins in the production and direction of videoclips of rock bands
This "interactive" ALB video could ruin your day. But, don't worry your computer is safe (at least according to the Terms And Conditions that of course I didn't read prior to downloading).
Here's how it works: You download the custom app, which seems like just a video player. And the video itself is quite nice and if you're a dude of a certain persuasion (aka: a sad, lonely dude who likes video girls) you might find yourself lusting after the woman with the magical box (sorry) and wondering why the guy in the video is so full of shame.
And don't worry about interacting with the video, since you have no control over it once it detonates and immerses you in the story. And then you can start to clean up.
It's not an odds and sods collection — and certainly not 12 More Tracks — but a new album inspired by the past, including several previously recorded songs, some covers and other tracks that have been kicking around The Boss' vault and/or head for a while.
2 Swedish girls falling hard for an Italian boy in Paris. That's impossible math with no chance of a happy ending, but who cares when you're in the middle of a bouyant French New Wave homage?
Say what you will about the opinion, but at least McFarland knows that some good old fashioned trolling is good for web clicks.
And he may have a point buried under all that: Interactive and non-traditional videos are at a disadvantage since they can't always be embedded or viewed on mobile. But, as our friend Doug pointed out, that's like criticizing Dylan for going electric in 1965 when that clearly cuts off the base of folk lovers in the countryside who may not have electricity.
In short, I guess if your viewpoint is that music videos shouldn't try to do anything but entertain the lowest common denominator in the most passive way possible, then yes, last week's interactive tour de forces by Pharrell and Dylan are failures.
Shit, most of my favorite videos are probably also failures. Who knew?
The Killers have surely earned the right to stroll down memory lane and create homages to their most memorable videos, but they're also smart enough to make sure these facsimiles are different in one key way: It's Glee star Dianna Argon in the role of singer Brandon Flowers, nailing every look (and, yes, even the moustache).
Love, jealousy, rage, consequence, redemption — Southern-American style. A new narrative piece from KOL with Garrett Hedlund (Tron: Legacy) as the lead.
Busta Rhymes first got mass mainstream exposure via the A Tribe Called Quest collabo clip "Scenario," so it's fitting that this comeback video borrows that structure and Tribe's main man Q-Tip, — plus Lil Wayne and Kanye West (aka: respect) — while keeping the straight from '92 lofi vibe.
