Salomon Ligthelm, a self-taught filmmaker signed to Stink, conjures a dreamlike escape punctuated by glitches of chaos for Icelandic electro three-piece aYia with the ominous VFX and post handled by Artjail in NYC. [Watch]
Kristen Cudmore, composer/vocals/guitars with Canadian art-pop band Language Arts: “It was Jan 28th, 2010, when I got up at 4am to drive to the ferry from Vancouver to Victoria, to go adopt my dear companion, Sprout. [Watch]
Annabelle Mai, producer at Paris prodco Bijoute: “‘Home’ was written and recorded during the containment for Covid 19 on March 17th. It is an ode to the dream and to the person we love the most. [Watch]
Words like sublime and masterful come to mind when I watch Gianluca Maruotti’s stop motion work, and this uplifting new music video for Australian singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd just serves to further reinforce those adjectives. [Watch]
The fast and loose animation and typography of director Sabrina Nichols provides the perfect visual complement to the stripped-down rock of Seattle-based indie band Car Seat Headrest in this lyric video for the track “Hollywood” off the new album Making A Door Less Open, releasing May 1, 2020. [Watch]
Here’s an excellent way to perk up yet another stay-at-home Tuesday: A playfully aggressive and stylized music video for Japanese four-piece rock band INNOSENT in FORMAL by Tokyo digital artist and director Kota Yamaji. [Watch]
