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Sam Fender – “Dead boys”

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“The Odyssey” – Music videos become movie

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The Odyssey Vincent Haycock's "The Odyssey" which contains of the videos he has done for Florence and the Machine, is now released as a complete film. It's been screened on cinema in Los Angeles and will be shown in different places. Watching it in full length it's … Continue Reading ››
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Florence + The Machince – “Delilah (The Odyssey – Chapter 6)”

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Florence + The Machine – “Queen of Peace & Long and Lost”

September 6, 2015 admin Leave a comment
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Janelle Monáe "Dirty Computer [Emotion Picture]" - Our right to remember

Directors: Andrew Donoho, Chuck Lightning, 2018

Our memories define us and losing them is like losing yourself. Janelle Monáe's "Dirty Computer" is an album music video taking on the theme of a future where our minds are erased. Just like we can do with a computer memory. The theme of a cold superior state taking away the peoples freedom and fantasy has been told before - but we need to hear it over and over again......

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VONAVI – “Sunburst”

Interview with director Daniel Uribe

Can you tell me a bit about the background for the story in the video?

I met VONAVI (Andrei Ivanov) a few years ago through Vimeo. We eventually became good friends, and an opportunity to collaborate occurred when he finished his first album and asked me if I would like to direct a music video for one of his songs. I listened to the full album and found “Sunburst”, which is a powerful, beautiful, cinematic track with so many textural sounds and sections merged to craft a story. The music video was inspired by a homeless man I encountered on the streets of New York City…..

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