April 2015

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Matt Patterson "When I'm Drunk" (Kaleb Adams & Llama, dir.)

Rockaway Beach, NY singer/songwriter Matt Patterson gives us the first single off his upcoming release entitled "When I'm Drunk," produced by Grand Staff. The song is an ode to memories stirred up by drunken nights and the questionable decision-making that often follows. The video, directed by Llama and Kaleb Adams takes us on the all too familiar journey of going back to someone you swore you never would.

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Jef Joslin "Come Out West" (Ciera Danielle, dir.)

Venice Beach based musician, Jef Joslin, has released his hopeful new single and music video, “Come Out West.” Both the single and video depict beautiful images of the ocean, surfing and the California coast.  The cheerful single is a breath of fresh air that will make listeners eager for the summertime and leave you in a great mood. Directed by Ciera Danielle of Love & Lavoro Films, the video aptly finds Joslin arriving at the beach where the musician soaks up the water, surfs peacefully, jams with friends and performs for an intimate crowd. The kindness and positivity that pour out of

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Jayne Ava "Something There" (Jo Roy, dir.)

With an extensive background in theatre arts, it comes as no surprise that electronic-pop artist, Jayne Ava is a master at storytelling in her well-crafted pop anthems. Her new single, “Something There” is a sleek dance hit with passionate sentiments weaved amid lust and heartbreak. Directed by Jo Roy, the music video shows a mysterious man, played by model/actor Samual Krumine, passing Ava on the street as she passes by him experiencing a whirlwind of emotions and longing.

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Eric Sumo & The Fox-Fairies "Out She Comes Up She Goes" (Károly Ujj Mészáros, dir.)

Imagine if Wes Anderson — well, minus the symmetry and Schwartzman — directed an homage to classic romantic comedies, but starring the ghost of a '70s Japanese pop star and a woman who's been turned into a Fox Fairy. Oh, and it's in Hungarian.

Here's "Hungary's only Western Psychedelic Gadget Pop" artist Eric Sumo scoring this clip collection from the quirky new Hungarian film export, Liza, The Fox Fairy.

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