The Black Keys - Go
Directed by Bryan Schlam “Go” is a new music video taken from upcoming album “Let's Rock”
The Chemical Brothers - Got To Keep On
New single 'Got To Keep On’ taken from The Chemical Brothers’ 9th album 'No Geography'
Geographer - Summer Of My Discontentment
Director Patrick Mattes shares his latest music video: “Geographer’s “Summer of my Discontentment” is a music video about the moments in between. This video was shot over the course of a day and a half with 4 friends running around greater Los Angeles. We wanted this video to be an organic representation of adolescence, growing up, and the moments that help define us as human beings. To keep the filming aspect of this video as organic as possible we shot everything with a documentary style. Allowing the friends to exist in a space and capturing moments that made them unique.”
Gesaffelstein & Pharrell Williams - Blast Off (Official Video)
“Blast Off” composed by duo Gessaffelstein and Pharrell Williams got a music video directed by Warren Fu
RHYE - Needed
Rhye have released a new music video titled “Needed” taken from freshly released album “Spirit”
Toro y Moi - 50-50
“50-50 (feat. Instupendo)" is taken from Toro y Moi's new album, 'Outer Peace,' out now on Carpark Records.
Aldous Harding - Fixture Picture
New video for Aldous Harding’s new single taken from her forthcoming album ‘Designer’ released on 26th April. Directed by wizard with a camera Jack Whiteley, featuring cinematography on point by usual suspect Joel Honeywell.
FKA twigs - Cellophane
Directed by Andrew Thomas Huang new music video for FKA twigs - “Cellophane” articulates this desire with vivid style and precision.
Beck - Saw Lightning (Audio)
Beck has released a new single, “Saw Lightning,” and announced the title for his new album: Hyperspace. The new track was written and produced by Beck in collaboration with Pharrell Williams, who, per a press release, “contributes drums, keyboards and mumbles.”
The National - Light Years
Talented and childish Alicia Vikander plays a role in the new music video “Light Years” directed by Mike Mills picked up from upcoming album by The National “I am Easy to Find”
Hot Chip - Hungry Child
"“Hipster horror” captivating music video directed by Saman Kesh for Hot Chip who ruin one pair life during one night will def leave you with uneasy questions. “Hungry Child” is a first song from their long-waited upcoming album A Bath Full of Ecstasy (21 June)
James Blake - Barefoot In The Park (feat. Rosalía)
One of the highlights from James Blake’s newest album, Assume Form, is his team-up with the Spanish musician Rosalía. Today, Blake is sharing a music video for their collaboration, “Barefoot In The Park,” which was directed by Diana Kunst & Mau Morgo
Billie Eilish - bad guy
Billie Eilish has shared the music video for “bad guy,” the second track on her debut WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?
Mr OIZO - Rythme Plat
Flat Eric is celebrating 20 years since Mr.Oizo created him in debut “Flat Beat” in 1999, the year I built my first collection of GIFs on Geocities platform. Flat Eric never gets old and is back with the new EP “Rythme Plat“
Digitalism - Infinity
Just before their tour Digitalism dropped new EP “Chapter 1” and it sounds like there were no 12 years before!
Amo Achille - Sloppy Master
The first single “Sloppy Master“ from Amo Achille debut album comes out as a music video directed by Amo himself and Rino Barbir
Showtek ft Earl St. Clair - Momma
Momma is the story of how men have hurt the three mothers in their lives: mother earth, the mothers of their children, and their birth mothers.
Directed by Bennett Johnson
Yumi Zouma - In Camera
Two teenagers have a date one night when their parents are out of town. The young lady wants to impress our young man with a surprise performance… and ends up taking it to a whole other level. The boy is caught off guard and feels awkward but it all works out in the end.
Yumi Zouma are a dream-pop band from New Zealand. Based in different cities around the world, the band collaborate online, and meet to play live. Following on from the success of their second album “Willowbank”, the band released the short four-track “EP III” in late 2018.
In Camera” was the first single from the EP, and has become one of the band’s most triumphant tracks, garnering large-scale plays on streaming services and quickly becoming a fan favourite. Written over the course of five years, the roots of ‘In Camera’ stem from one of the band’s very first ideas - an effervescent guitar riff that juxtaposes minimalist production, reflective vocal melodies, and a driving bassline reminiscent of the band’s earliest material.
Pavel Brenner is a film director based in Los Angeles who was born and raised in Russia. After working in advertising as a graphic designer and art-director, he enlisted in the film program at Art Center College of Design as a cinematographer and director. After graduating, Pavel directed a critically acclaimed music video “Acid Rain” for electronic artist Lorn, and later another music video for a French electronic artist Brodinski, called “Split”. The project for Yumi Zouma also brought Pavel to a new field - producing.
Director: Pavel Brenner
Cinematographer: Christopher Ripley
Executive Producers: Pavel Brenner, Penelope Strintz
Producers: Ella Hatamian, Stiven Luka
Production Company: Pegathon Pictures
Shura - BKLYNLDN
Almost three years on since the release of her debut, Shura has returned with new track ‘BKLYNLDN’.
This recreation of Rodin’s classic artwork ’The Kiss’ with female subjects challenges the viewer to see the true essence of romantic love between two people, no matter their gender.
“With ‘BKLYNLDN’ I wanted to explore having both a sonic & lyrical evolution. It’s about desire - playing with the idea of it being all consuming and at times overwhelming. It starts with the immediacy of physical desire - ‘this isn’t love’ and yet as the song unfolds that sentiment begins to unravel; I am clearly in love and instead of my girlfriend coming to London, I end up moving Brooklyn. I wanted to capture that reversal and for me that section feels like my summer, skipping through Brooklyn, holding hands with my girlfriend and singing out loud without caring about how stupid you look.”
Smoky Mo - Moziarty
The 16mm short music film for the single ‘MOZIARTY’ by Smoky Mo explores the concepts of originality of the artist’s voice in a copy-paste and hype-chasing world.
Each quatrain of a song is represented by a single shot scene that the viewer gets to see only once as a part of a video puzzle of subtext driven imagery.
Concept & direction: Andrey Trevgoda
Cinematographer: aleksandr dmitriev
