Al’Tarba – Now more Fighting video

Al’Tarba – Now more Fighting (official music video)

Curren$y – What It Mean video

Curren$y – What It Mean

Produced by Don Cannon

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Dream Mclean and The Last Skeptik – Doing Bits video

Dream Mclean & The Last Skeptik – Doing Bits

Directed by Sonny Malhotra

deM atlaS – In The Mud video

deM atlaS – In The Mud (Official Video)

Written and directed by Samiera Abou-Nasr
Cinematography by JC Calubayan
Edited by Samiera Abou-Nasr
Graffer & Grip: Tom Vandendolder
Featuring: Sheila Meh, Dizzy Fae, Nate Tymoshuk , Lauren Coleman, deM atlaS, Taylor Nelson, Analiese Miller & Bill Berger

Diplo and Autoerotique – Waist Time video

Diplo & Autoerotique – Waist Time (Official Music Video)

Cast: Emerald Lewis, Lola Ogunyemi, Talia Robinson, Tiina Tuomisto & Maria Kindgren
Directed by Remi Paringaux
Produced by James Fuller, Kellie Fuller, Philippe Vaxelaire
Diplo Creative Director: Sara Nataf
Art Director: Clementine Carriere
DP: Kit Fraser
Edited by Jake Brownbill
Colorist: Ben Rogers (GPS)
Stylist: Natalie Wilkins
Hair: Kerri Ewart
Make Up: Eoin Whelan
Nail Tech: Pebbles Aikens
Focus Puller: Phil Martin
Loader: James Murray O’Brien
Gaffer Aldo Camilleri
Spark: Genki McClure
PA: Emma Chapuis
PA: Ana Hoxha
Driver: Gary Maver

Into The Abyss with Spark Master Tape

Into The Abyss with Spark Master Tape

L’Orange and Mr. Lif – The Gentle End video

L’Orange & Mr. Lif – “The Gentle End” | Official Video

Directed by Jon Webb
Starring Xinyi Zhu
Director of Photography: Caleb Tou
Edited by Jon Webb & Zach Kashkett

The Black Opera – Beautiful City (Official Trailer)

The Black Opera: “Beautiful City” [Official Trailer]

Directed by KEEMO

Everyone should take pride in their city, no matter the crime rate or the climate. It doesn’t mean you have to stay in that city forever, it just means support it, talk positively about, and try your best to improve it.
The Black Opera’s Video Demonstration for Beautiful City (from the album African America ) is a depiction of city pride, finding beauty in the smallest details, and what gentrification can do to a city.
But in the bigger scheme of things, it’s more about the people you love in whatever city you call home, that’s the true beauty of a city