OLPEKKALEV - Poluton Maa feat. Paleface

Music video for Finnish rap group OLPEKKALEV featuring hectic cities, dark alleyways and vast deserts. It’s an homage to the city symphony genre and a love letter to the film Koyaanisqatsi. The video was shot during two years across four continents. Directed at Silent Paprika Films 2020 by Henna Välkky & Samuel Häkkinen

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““In many ways the video is a sequel to the earlier “IKÄWÄ” video, that we did for the same artist. The process for IKÄWÄ was that we went through a lot of material that we had shot during our travels and tried to find a kind of story in there. We wanted to get a similar feel to “POLUTON MAA”, but this time we knew in advance that we are shooting a music video. The final form didn’t come together until we had material from the course of a couple years. It was like a puzzle where we filled in the gaps filming more material on work trips and holidays.”

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— Directors, Henna Välkky & Samuel Häkkinen

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James Blake - You're Too Precious

The official video for 'You're Too Precious' by James Blake

KAZU - Come Behind Me, So Good!

“A collaboration between Daito Manabe (Rhizomatiks) and Kenichiro Shimizu (PELE) for Kazu Makino, ‘Come Behind Me, So Good!’ music video combines photogrammetry and mixed reality to create a seamless dream-like landscape – invigorated by Elevenplay performance.”

The Streets, Tame Impala - Call My Phone Thinking I'm Doing Nothing Better

The Streets return with Tame Impala-assisted single “Call My Phone Thinking I’m Doing Nothing Better”

Jamie xx - Idontknow

Jamie xx is back with an epic track “Idontknow” which transforms anger, anxiety and uncertainty into one global Love and Hope. Listen it now

STRFKR - Future Past Life

STRFKR released the new album Future Past Life available for listening or purchasing

The Strokes - Ode To The Mets

The Strokes performing “Ode To The Mets” taken from their new album The New Abnormal

Gracie Abrams - I miss you, I’m sorry

Gracie Abrams performing “I miss you, I’m sorry” in a most beautiful quarantine way

twenty one pilots - Level of Concern

You can quarantine a person but you cannot stop creative one, even if you stop internet , they can still use a flash keys :) Listen to Level of Concern performed by twenty one pilots

Leifur James - AAID

Peppered with broken beats and disorientated pads, ‘AAID’ is a journey through broken memories. James’ own wistful vocals and ticking percussion give a sense of ruminating, traveling backwards in time. A hypnotic track married with an experimental, 3D video, ‘AAID’ traverses the nostalgic echoes of a splintered relationship, told by a series of intertwining memory scenes, directed and produced by Balázs Simon (@notbalasz) & Dávid Dell’Edera.

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Angèle - Balance Ton Quoi

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Black Atlass ft. Sonia - By My Side

Official music video by Black Atlass performing "By My Side"

Flume feat. Toro y Moi - The Difference

Directed by Jonathan Zawada

“We made this song between a day at my place in LA and and a day at Chaz’s spot in Oakland. This was our first time working together, I’ve been a Toro Y Moi fan for a while. His song Talamak is a longtime favorite. I listened to that one a lot when I first started Flume as a project.”

Yumi Zouma - Southwark

“Southwark” is taken from Yumi Zouma’s long-awaited third album, Truth or Consequences

Sorry - Right Round The Clock

Sorry performing "Right Round The Clock", which is taken from their debut album '925'

Black Atlass - Lie To Me

Official music video by Black Atlass performing "Lie To Me"

Lorn - Timesink

New music video for Lorn directed by Pavel Brenner

Bel - Spectre

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Bruises - Sexymental

Bruises performs “Sexymental”

Sexymental (adjective) : "A feeling of intense attraction paired with a loss of rationality" Example: "I feel sexymental, i'm trying to recover." Director, DOP & Editor: Cheyne Tillier Daly

Ultraísta - Harmony

Ultraísta performs “Harmony” from their new album “Sister”