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Marc Steinberg

Saman Kesh&nbsp;has been relatively quiet on the music video front&nbsp;since his&nbsp;hilarious/controversial&nbsp;video for Basement Jaxx&#39;s&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2014/07/25/basement-jaxx-never-say-never-saman-kesh" target="_blank">Never Say Never</a>,&nbsp;featuring the&nbsp;strange and delightful&nbsp;Twerkbot,&nbsp;which closely followed his brace of&nbsp;detective-style, scene-breakdown, Bret Easton Ellis-narrated&nbsp;videos&nbsp;for Placebo&#39;s <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2014/03/18/placebo-loud-love-saman-kesh" target="_blank">Loud Like Love</a>, and <a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2013/08/13/placebo-too-many-friends-saman-kesh" target="_blank">Too Many Friends</a>.But now he&#39;s back with Kygo&#39;s Stole The Show - one of those videos premiered as part of the YouTube Music Awards &ndash;&nbsp;and once again it&#39;s&nbsp;Saman&#39;s command&nbsp;of the little details that makes his latest video for Kygo&#39;s Stole The Show stand out.&nbsp;The promo&nbsp;manages to be&nbsp;really charming as well as&nbsp;mightily slick-looking, as it features two&nbsp;dancing extraterrestrials in&nbsp;spacesuits, and perfectly incognito as they crash a fancy dress party.Comprises excellent dance sequences and great, Spielbergian cinematic shots, Saman has yet again proven himself to champion the art of combining great&nbsp;narrative ideas and brilliant, detailed&nbsp;execution.&nbsp;

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Saman Kesh

Vision Film Co

Geoff McLean

Matt Factor

Shelly Townsend

Laura Tunstall

Guillermo Garza

Michelle Thompson

Jason Kisvarday

Fon Davis

Alterian Inc

Paul Rogers

Varnish

Nicholas Carmen

Brent Kiser

Kygo 'Stole The Show' by Saman Kesh

Kygo - Stole The Show feat. Parson James [Official Music Video - YTMAs]

Directing collective ESNAF - that&#39;s&nbsp;Jovan Todorović and Đorđe Peševski&nbsp;&ndash; explore a relationship in crisis in a single shot in the video for astronomyy&#39;s Not Into U.&nbsp;As a boy approaches his girl on a idyllic beach, it soon becomes clear there&#39;s&nbsp;trouble in paradise. And as the camera closes in, the interplay between the two gets more ambiguous.

ESNAF

Jared Shelton

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Stephen Buchanan

Jovan Todorovic

Lawrence Montemayor​

Dawn Sharp

Tina Cohen

Varnish FX

Brandon Crowder

Amanda Smith

OB Management

James Hackett

Virgin EMI

Astronomyy 'Not Into U' by ESNAF

Astronomyy-'Not-Into-U'-by-Esnaf

Roboshobo gives the pounding house of&nbsp;Gorgon City - aka Kye Gibbon and Matt Robson-Scott - a real old-school New York club vibe, for the promo to new single Go All Night,&nbsp;with actress/singer Jennifer Hudson as queen of the scene.Jennifer joins the cast of authentic NYC clubland characters - while Gorgon City spin the tunes, captured by the crowd in glorious VHS. The unsubtle&nbsp;shots of Puma trainers, however, are in full HD.

Roboshobo

Doomsday Entertainment

Danielle Hinde

Kimberly Stuckwisch

Brooke McDaniel

Daniel Kent

Anna Nordeen

Adam Gong

Marc Kelly

Chad D Booth

Andrew Whittaker

Marc Weston

Nick Montalvo

Jeff Holman

Jonathan Rotberg

Paul Vassallo

Bliss Bussant

Justin Wilson

Matthew Curry

Sean Fountain

Legandary Damon

Abigail Benavides

Dylan Auman

Mandy Brown

House

Gorgon City ft Jennifer Hudson 'Go All Night' by Roboshobo

Gorgon City - Go All Night ft. Jennifer Hudson

Christopher Hill delivers this creepy, surreal but highly promo for Cut Copy&#39;s Free Your Mind set in a strange commune.The video focuses on a shirtless, long haired cult leader played by&nbsp;True Blood&#39;s&nbsp;Alexander Skarsgård who has to flee the commune in disgrace...

Christopher Hill

Jason Baum

Niamh Peren

Larkin Seiple

Hark Freidmann

Candice Birns

Jesse Fleece

Philip Salick

Exit Films

Modular Recordings

Electronic

Cut Copy 'Free Your Mind' by Christopher Hill

Cut Copy - Free Your Mind (Official Video)

What lies beyond the edge? Hiro Murai&#39;s steady, considered camera seems to beg this simple, harrowing question as it wanders like molasses through an eerie and otherworldly suburban neighbourhood in his video for Earl Sweatshirt&#39;s Hive (and his follow-up to the Chum video), illuminating curious scenes with a pointed spotlight. It begins to feel as though we&#39;re in the suburban ocean deep, bearing witness to things no human was ever meant to see.&nbsp;This practice of the unexpected&nbsp;is quickly becoming the staple, both audibly and visually, for an emerging group of young MCs and producers out of LA. Most notably, the creative tornado that is Odd Future, and all of its affiliated artists.&nbsp;With most music, a very clear lineage can usually be drawn in the evolution of a style or musical movement. However, for Earl Sweatshirt and his contemporaries, it&#39;s not so much a case of wearing influences on their sleeves, but more like brazenly not wearing sleeves at all. Their musical aesthetic, and the visual themes they gravitate towards, aren&#39;t weighed down by pandering to the audience&nbsp;or flipping through a cultural rulebook to the This Is How Hip-Hop Should Look and Sound Like&nbsp;section.That being the case, Earl Sweatshirt couldn&#39;t have found a better director than Hiro Murai, with his visually adventurous pedigree, to create a video that sinks its gnarled teeth into the viewer as much as &#39;Hive&#39; does. What lies beyond the edge? There may not be one.

Hiro Murai

Jason Colon

Isaac Hagy

Columbia Records

Max Orgell

Elise Velasco

Clara Aranovich

Brian Younce

Earl Sweatshirt 'Hive' by Hiro Murai

Earl Sweatshirt featuring Vince Staples & Casey Veggies - Hive

Newly signed to Doomsday Entertainment, director Jesse Fleece creates an involving Wild West-style drama, with more than a hint of the supernatural, for Bay area girl/boy duo Ghost And Gale&rsquo;s Take Me To The Fire.
Jesse Fleece employs a convincing cast &ndash; with particularly fine performance by Denna Thomsen as the mother in peril &ndash; for this lovely cinematic piece, with a big twist&hellip;

Ethan Feldbau

Sandy Bee

Joe Williams

Jessica Harbeck

Brando Tourville

Ali Rubinfeld

Denna Thomsen

Brooke Ferrel

Devin Reeve

Chris Guceknberger

John Macey

Monty Stewart

Indie

Ghost And Gale ‘Take Me To The Fire’ by Jesse Fleece – now signed to Doomsday Entertainment

Ghost and Gale - "Take Me To The Fire"

LA-based collective Skinny deliver their 'drugs, guns, sex and police raid' promo for Moonbootica. 
Iconic, part of a series of videos for the German electro band, is the big brother to the short pre-quel <a href="" target="_blank">Our Disco Is Louder Than Yours</a> - released a couple weeks ago.
Grungey, darkly fascinating and definitely NSFW...

Skinny

Partizan

Julian Holland, Jeff Pantaleo

Arianna Tomasettig

Sophia DeArborne

Peter Lauridsen

Ramsell Martinez

Narcisse Chico Kitab

Chad Nicholson

Trenton Rostedt

Moonbootica 'Iconic' by Skinny (NSFW)

Moonbootica-'Iconic'-by-Skinny-(NSFW)

Where Bladerunner meets Tron, Warren Fu pulls out all the stops for Nero in this excellent retro, sci-fi, car-chase adventure with brilliant camera work from Byron Werner.

Warren Fu

Byron Werner

Megan Fenton

Susan Chan

Tsipporah Leibman

Chelsea Clarke

Howard Butler

Greg Zobel

Nero 'Must Be The Feeling' by Warren Fu

The pictures say it all really. Hiro Murai's video for St. Vincent's Cheerleader will make you shudder, as Annie Clark (aka St V) becomes a giant, living art exhibit, who starts crumbling to dust as she moves... 
Lovely, shuddersome imagery - for arguably the best track on the current St Vincent album Strange Mercy. 

http://www.youtube.com/watchfeature=player_embedded&amp;v=LEY9GJAm8bA

Laura Francis

St. Vincent 'Cheerleader' by Hiro Murai

St.-Vincent-'Cheerleader'-by-Hiro-Murai

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