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Dizzee Rascal’s - Foxtrot Oscar | Music Video of the Week

Dizzee Rascal’s “Foxtrot Oscar” begins with the kind of situation only a music video could take seriously: burglars have broken in to steal a portrait of Dizzee. Directed by Romain Chassaing, the video answers that intrusion with a brilliant idea. Dizzee opens fire, and every bullet produces a miniature flying version of himself.⁠ ⁠ From there, the joke keeps finding new places to go. Mini Dizzees tear through pubs, alleyways and museums as a stylised London gradually becomes

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Au/Ra - E-MOTION | Music Video of the Week

Au/Ra awakens from emotional stasis in “E-MOTION”, a sci fi fantasy music video about numbness, recovery and the return of feeling. Directed by Andy Mihov, the video places her inside an abandoned biostasis chamber slowly being reclaimed by nature. Flowers and roots creep through cold machinery as the chamber begins to reactivate, blurring the line between technology and organic life. As Au/Ra emerges, darkness and stillness gradually give way to movement and light. “E-MOTION

Sep 14

Kim Dracula - Make Me Famous | Music Video of the Week

Kim Dracula’s “Make Me Famous” takes one of the darker sides of fame and celebrity culture and pushes it to an extreme. Directed by James Chappell, the video imagines a world where fame becomes inseparable from attention and notoriety. Its chaotic energy comes through in theatrical imagery and dark humour. Kim Dracula remains at the centre, turning each increasingly extreme moment into part of the performance. What makes “Make Me Famous” memorable is the uncomfortable idea be

Aug 17

AURORA - A Place to Call Home | Music Video of the Week

AURORA’s “A Place to Call Home” is an animated music video created for World of Warcraft, directed by Kirill Blumenkrants and produced by Brunch Studio in partnership with Blizzard Entertainment. The video follows a group of adventurers across Azeroth, moving through familiar landscapes, characters and battles from the game.⁠ ⁠ The video uses richly detailed 2D animation, combining expressive character movement with painterly backgrounds and atmospheric lighting. Its transiti

Aug 3

Corella - Thunder Strike | Music Video of the Week

Corella's "Thunder Strike" begins with a simple idea and allows imagination to transform it into something much bigger. Set inside an abandoned Art Deco amphitheatre and shot on 35mm film, the video follows a couple whose connection unfolds through shifting imagery, where sound and movement reshape the world around them. Directed by Giles Edward Nathan, the video understands that atmosphere can be just as powerful as narrative. The percussion drives the constantly evolving co

Jul 27

TORA - Be The Way You Are | Music Video of the Week

TORA’s “Be the Way You Are”, directed by Connor Duke, follows a man paralysed by a fear of the water and haunted by visions of drowning in a violent storm. A girl in the pool approaches him and reassures him that the fear is all in his head. Gradually, he begins to believe her. With newfound confidence, and under pressure to let go, he turns his back towards the water, closes his eyes and falls in. Beneath the surface, there is a brief moment of peace and weightlessness befor

Jul 13

Ormella - Godless Man | Music Video of the Week

Ormella’s ‘Godless Man’, directed by Jana Frost, explores betrayal through a surreal, hand-built world of paper installations and shifting environments. Moving through these tactile spaces, the film traces devotion and disillusionment with a quiet, symbolic intensity, where each threshold marks a step deeper into emotional collapse. Frost’s visual language is built from tangible, handcrafted elements. Paper becomes architecture and atmosphere, its fragility echoing the instab

Apr 10

Celina Sharma - France | Music Video of the Week

Celina Sharma’s “France” captures the feeling of freedom and adventure in a video directed by Nizar Shad. Shot across Paris, the video follows Celina and her friends as they explore the city. Nizar Shad’s direction brings focus to her choreography and performance. The video was shot by DOP David Moerman and produced by Project Leo. "France" stands out for how naturally it connects the music to the moment, a reminder that sometimes great music videos just let the song breathe.

Oct 27, 2025