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Jess Glynne "All I Am" (Declan Whitebloom, dir.)

Jess Glynne's latest video for 'All I Am' shows a lighter side to the singer as she parties and holidays with friends in Rio.

'All I Am' gives a unique glimpse into the life of a pop star as Glynne rehearses, performs at festivals, and parties with Nile Rodgers before heading off on a girls' holiday to Rio. Taken from the Grammy Award-winning singers' upcoming LP ‘Always In Between’, the video marks Glynne's fourth collaboration with Black Dog Films' Declan Whitebloom.

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Turtle "BloodType" (Fanny Hoetzeneder, dir.)

The video documents one of the illegal car meet ups that happen on Sunday nights around London. It captures a beautiful melting-pot of people who are here to have a good time and who proudly display their cars. As day tunes into night, the setting of this suburban industrial carpark grows into a surreal world of neon lights and rain. Like in a dream, smoky burnouts and drifting donuts take place one after the other and all night long, set to the pulsating music of Jon Cooper (Turtle) and ethereal vocals of Eliza Shaddad.

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All We Are "Honey" (Never Ending Fun, dir.)

Comment from the directors: Perfectly normal day in coastal Ireland.

In the words of All We Are, the video for ‘Honey’ “tells the story of a ghost observing the life of its former lover and the restiveness of the subject matter, juxtaposed with the upbeat nature of the tune, was captured perfectly by director Stephan Agnew. The Lynchian world of the ‘Honey’ video has a macabre and hellish feel that's tense and unsure and gives a feel for the purgatory like existence the ghost is living."

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Aborist f/ Kim Deal "Twisted Arrow" (Never Ending Fun, dir.)

A trip back to Stephen (of Never Ending Fun)'s native Northern Ireland for this passion project. Made with the support of Generator NI and NI Screen; the video was shot over St Patricks Day weekend in Ireland. The NEF guys take a look at an underrepresented aspect of Northern Irish life in this charming and heart felt documentary.