Ramo DaJaneiro – Rock With Me video

Rock With Me written & produced by Ramo DaJaneiro

DJ Premier and Royce Da 5 9 – PRhyme video

PRhyme

Directed by Dan and Mike Ollek
Gaffer: Stephen Branagan
Art Director: Paul Zurheide
Edited by Matt Fisher

Marion Write – Fade Away video

Marion Write “Fade Away” (Official Video)

Directed by Justin “JHop” Hopgood

Five Steez – Welcome video

Five Steez – Welcome (Official Music Video)

Produced by OneMan Beats
Directed by Nathan Cowan of Caribbean Films in association with Bubbla G, Rocket Media and The Talent Inc.

Femapco feat. Moka Only – You Lose video

FEMAPCO feat. MOKA ONLY – YOU LOSE [Official Music Video]

Produced by Lucrative Write
Directed, filmed and edited by Mike Graveline and Lee Superka

The Holy Spoof – Official Trailer

The Holy Spoof – Official Trailer

Release date: December 2014 (United States)
Cast: Paul Wall, Miss Mykie, Phill Wade, Mehgan James, Ayana Mack, Doughbeezy, Kiotti Brown, Tiaramy Maloy, Maggie Noel, Monty Harrison, BJ ONeal, Jamie Alexander, Kris Green, JD Karpicke, BJ O’Neal
Director: Isaac Yowman
Writers: Isaac Yowman, Phill Wade

Ron Slyda – Moving on video

Ron Slyda – Moving on

Directed by Youngwildpanda

Ancient Alienz – Ancient Alchemy video

Ancient Alienz – Ancient Alchemy (Directed By DJ Bless)

Edited By DJ Bless

Asante Hunter – Lifeless video

Asante Hunter – Lifeless (Official Video)

Produced by imikid
Directed by Ebenezafilm
Assistant Director: Joe Carnaby
DoP: Arran Green
Colour Gradisst: Dean Wood
Cast: Alice Schroeder

7evenThirty – The Problem video

7evenThirty – The Problem (prod. Gensu Dean) || Official Music Video

Directed by Jay Brown
After fx by Paul Mihailoff

L’Orange feat. Blu – Need You video

L’Orange – Need You (feat. Blu) || Official Music Video

Director’s Note:
“As a multi-media artist coming from a back ground in performance and video art, the first time I heard L’Orange’s “Need You” I was struck with the songs dichotomy of beauty and melancholy.I wanted to create a world, a universe where this song could live and breathe to reveal and tease out the tension of these themes . The gorgeous ebbs and flows of the song partnered with the rhymes of Blu push the boundaries for the possibilities for imagery. With the amazing space of Murphy’s Ranch practically in my back yard I was inspired to develop a post apocalyptic Adam and Eve story that again would play off of the themes of beauty and melancholy. Creating a more cinematic and filmic treatment allowed for collaboration with fellow artists to explore this post apocalyptic world where choosing life may mean choosing death.” – EmaLee Arroyo