A moody one-shot music video set in a very enigmatic place, choreophraphed by French director Lisa Boostani and brilliantly interpreted by Scoop Slone and Jessica Park.
Welcome to the good and dangerous times to be had in and around New Braunfels, TX. Tubing, ATVing, drinking, fireworking and running free like a pack of Bulls.
A$AP Rocky splits the difference between NYC hip-hop and Southern style perfectly in a video that flashes with malice — directed by Luke Monaghan, who also earned raves for his short film x music video hybrid, Ezekiel.
If you think a 15 second preview on Instagram — or a seven second Vine, or even a single Instagram photo — ruins the impact of your music video, then most likely your music video sucks. Sorry.
In a dreamy yet realistic narrative music video for Russian band On-the-go, Darya Zhuk (Director) tells the story of a lonely and rational musician who falls under the magical enchantment of an incredible street Man Bird (played by surprisingly moving model Shaun Ross) .
All the opening actions in this forceful new video from M.I.A. are red herrings. Some pun intended. Director Romain Gavras delivers an allegory that perfectly captures the anger and message of "Born Free," while also delivering what amounts to a powerful rebuttal to the anti-immigrant zeitgeist that's now crescendoed with Arizona's "show me your papers" law. A powerful, sure-to-be controversial video. Warning: The video takes a very disturbing turn about midway through. There's also brief nudity.--> watch "Born Free"
This lush co-production between NYC company Paradoxal and French house Wanda Films features singer Krystle Warren in a kind of love triangle you don't see too often in music videos.
