+ALBERT ART CREATIVE recently collaborated with Timecop1983 on the video for title track of the Waves EP.
The video captures the mood of the track through scenes of driving along exotic coastlines.
Making use of different post production effects to create the saturated hyper colored look.
An epic four and a half minutes of Homeless Quatchi walking through the streets of Vancouver. Shot with stop motion, and set to the Little Daylight remix of Man on Fire by Edward Sharpe.
Absolut collaborated with the Swedish House Mafia to produce this music video advertisement, featuring holographic visuals, robotic dogs, and people dressed up as if they came out of a Tarsem movie.
Together, the recipe is very effective in showcasing stunning visual effects set to dance music.
Check out the video above, and the Behind the Scenes below.
I was a bit irked to hear that M.I.A. would be appearing in, and contributing some rhymes to a new Madonna song called, 'Give Me All Your Luvin'. Here I was thinking that M.I.A. had sold out to the bubblegum pop world, losing touch with what made her awesome in the first place, the raw, anti-First World attitude.
Yet, when the music video for the latest M.I.A. track 'Bad Girls' dropped this week, I let out a sigh of relief. Guns, car stunts, burning rubber, a middle eastern setting, kafia scarves galore. A completely unexpected direction from when I first heard the song, pre-video.
Just when you thought she had been watered down for Conservative White America, M.I.A. puts out a video that is not only visually striking, but fucking real.
Yes, there may be war going on in the middle east, with all sorts of human rights issues, with the outside world looking in, and labelling everyone with dark skin as a 'terrorist' -- M.I.A. ingests it all and spits it back out with a sick video of people just having fun. The video directed by Romain Gavras does a great job of capturing that. To hell with Lawrence of Arabia.
