3rd Wave of Inspiration
Since 2003
Jamiroquai have officially announced their comeback album, 'Automation'.
“The inspiration for Automaton is in recognition of the rise of artificial intelligence and technology in our world today and how we as humans are beginning to forget the more pleasant, simple and eloquent things in life and in our environment including our relationship with one another as human beings”
God voice of Benjamin Clementine is back, and after month of unique promotional tactics, Gorillaz have finally dropped off a new record. Titled “Hallelujah Money,” the song serves as our first taste of the Gorillaz’s next major project and finds its debut via official video. Directed by Gorillaz and Giorgio Testi, the vignette for “Hallelujah Money” features its Trump Tower-based collaborator over a backdrop of animation and old footage.
Lady of hidden visual senses BANKS is back with a new video directed by Marie Schuller
London-based director Oscar Hudson plays with repetition and size for the latest from British producer and DJ Bonobo.
After two years of fastidious trial and error, Young Rival have released a video for the song "Elevator," in which every frame of a digital video was reproduced on Oki Data Turboline 320 dot matrix printers before being scanned back into a computer to create an epic moving image.
Director Marco Stoltze of Copenhagen-based filmmakers 73collective directs video for "Eighty Four", the latest release from Tom and His Computer, aka Danish producer Thomas Bertelsen
Smoke through fire is a music promo for Lulu Rouge, directed by Jay Harwood, inspired by the lyrics the narrative follows a relationship breaking apart, each scene is representative of a different force that effects the relationship, the centrifugal force that plays most prominently throughout the piece pushes and pulls the dancers that esculates to a point of break. Covered in ash and dirt our protagonist fights through the violent metaphores, the antogonist slowly realises that the failing relationship is due to his actions and ultimately loses the most.
The symbolism is represented through choreography from dancers Ask La Cour and Georgina Pazcoguni a Principal and Soloist from New York City Ballet. The different dance and movement was motion captured together, catching all the neuneces of these exceptional dancers.
Directed by Tom Hingston, taken from Blackstar album
