The Premiere Of Woodkid's Majestic Performance At Grand Rex

Since his grand performance on the Eiffel Tower in January, Woodkid—born Yoann Lemoine has been thinking bigger than ever. About two years ago, the French artist set the web on fire with his first single, “Iron”, inspired by sword-and-sandal movies and religious codes. Earlier this year, he released a short film-worthy music video for “Run Boy Run”. And on September 26th, confirming once again his deep affinity for black and white epic odysseys, Woodkid gave a performance at the Grand Rex in Paris, France that was accompanied by an 30 person orchestra majestic monochrome visuals. It was the perfect kick-off for his international tour. Check the video above to catch a glimpse of the spectacle. via The Creators Project

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=12YTVPt-z7s

Kate Jackson - the singer and the artist

When after a five years of indie rock success "The Long Blondes" split in 2008, vocalist Kate Jackson went solo career. Later in 2011 double A side single The Atlantic/ Wonder Feeling was released.

Whilst the band were unsigned, she studied fine art and that made her succeed not only as a great rock singer but also as an artist with first exhibition at New Artists Fair, Old Truman Brewery, Brick Lane, London this September.

AlunaGeorge - Your Drums, Your Love

The Rising Pop-Step Duo Premiere Their Choreographed Video for “Your Drums, Your Love”. Dancers pop and lock around the mirrored and monochromatic artworks of young illustrator Arran Gregory in AlunaGeorge’s video for new single “Your Drums, Your Love.” Twinning electronic-driven R&B with pop sensibilities, Aluna Francis and George Reid first emerged with the hit video for their sultry “You Know You Like It.” via Nowness

AlunaGeorge on Nowness.com.

ALT-J - Fitzpleasure

The director Guillaume Cagniard and COSA Production approached the prominent Belgian artist Wim Delvoye to develop this dark and inspiring video for ALT-J. The video for ‘Fitzpleasure’ was shot in one day in a studio in Paris. Living artwork performer Tim Steiner, who turned his back into a piece of art after being tattooed by Wim Delvoye, came especially from London to be part of the shoot. After two weeks of post-production, the video has now been delivered.

http://vimeo.com/49246286