Has Paul McCartney gotten younger? Or does Beck look like the legendary Beatle? Or something entirely different? Let's welcome the magical mystery world of deep fake tech to music videos with this dance extravaganza
Blue and Yellow, Blue and Yellow, etc. Beck collaborates with film director Edgar Wright, actress Alison Brie, and choreographer Ryan Heffington on a video that's, yes, quite colorful and absolutely ecstatic with sharp dancing and sharper editing that lands it somewhere between Busby Berkeley and Blue/Yellow Man Group.
Meet Japanese youngster Mame and her poodle guardians Riku, Gaku and Qoo. And, yes, this is real (well, Instagram real... unless the poodles are raising Mame as her own, which would be awesome).
A revealing and beautiful choreographed video by oldschool and awesome directing team Dom&Nic for the similarly oldschool and awesome combo of Chemical Brothers and Beck.
Sure, it'll be scary when death comes to visit you — be it in the form of a grim reaper or friendly astronauts — and you reunite with your former selves, but don't be too consumed by fear. Otherwise you'll miss out on the strange beauty. Director Sophie Muller perfectly balances the silly and the serious with a nearly always perfect Beck — eg: Sexx Laws = not quite perfect — in his Nick Drake mode.
The exceptional talents of Probation photographer Eliot Lee Hazel finally come to life.
After being commissioned to photograph Beck for Capitol Records, the man himself insisted that Eliot direct 11 short films, one for each track on his new album ‘Morning Phase’
You are essentially there. And this is the first truly immersive live performance video, making your HD surround-sound home theater seem like a primitive joke.
