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.
Ever get the sense that Instagram models lack a certain sense of depth? Then this video is for you as Charlie Puth and Lil Wayne get surrounded by a vortex of 'gram girls who turn out to be literally 2D.
Stef & Ivo have created a interesting twist on the lyric video format; in which phrases from the song are projected and painted onto the bodies of dancers to create mesmerising and beautiful visuals. Produced by Alasdair Mitchell & Zebrafish Media.
Actor Christopher Mintz-Plasse (yes, yes, the McLovin dude) stars as a former jockey who dreams of getting back on the horse for a few more laps, or, at the very least, getting a chance at some hippotherapy.
Having previously collaborated with incredible results not once, but twice - on Lapalux's 'Without You' music video and Nick's short film Chrysalis in 2013 - Lapalux and Nick Rutter have joined forces once again to create a music video for 'Puzzle' feat. Andreya Triana from Lapalux's second album Lustmore (recently released via Brainfeeder).
Don't call it a comeback, but "Close Your Eyes (And Count To F**k)" marks the music video return of two of my faves: director AG Rojas and Rage Against The Machine frontman Zack De La Rocha. And it's one motherf**k of a return, presenting an epic and exhausting brawl between Cop and Kid that might not detonate on-screen, but could prove explosive as a nationwide conversation about police brutality rages on.
AG Rojas, director: "When Run The Jewels sent me this track, I knew we had the opportunity to create a film that means something. I felt a sense of responsibility to do just that. We had to exploit the lyrics and aggression and emotion of the track, and translate that into a film that would ignite a valuable and productive conversation about racially motivated violence in this country. It's provocative, and we all knew this, so we were tasked with making something that expressed the intensity of senseless violence without eclipsing our humanity. For me, it was important to write a story that didn’t paint a simplistic portrait of the characters of the Cop and Kid. They're not stereotypes. They're people - complex, real people and, as such, the power had to shift between them at certain points throughout the story. The film begins and it feels like they have been fighting for days, they’re exhausted, not a single punch is thrown, their violence is communicated through clumsy, raw emotion. They've already fought their way past their judgments and learned hatred toward one another. Our goal was to highlight the futility of the violence, not celebrate it."
Don't ask what it all means, especially if that will distract you from this supremely sexy, stylish and disconcerting video with actress Kimberley Tell in a series of perfectly peculiar poses and performances.
Director Ian Pons Jewell sets you up for the kill, literally, in a video where the Absolutely Fabulous actress Joanna Lumley does what it takes to maintain her youth and the spotlight at a truly bizarre nightclub...