DANGEROUS DAYS

Zola Jesus came to us for her latest video.  you know my man, the one & only Timothy Saccenti is mega talented when he can come up with something so good with less than a dime & under a tight ever changing schedule.  it's much easier to make a film when budgets are cushy & calendars are comfortable; it takes a true dedicated artist to deliver a  solid video for a demanding musician i adore but without a real budget, as is too often the case in the music video world.  enjoy & share the wealth:

SUNLIGHT

there was THIS KICK ASS TV SPOT...
now there's a heavily inspired & much cheesier new music vid:

the original is much better, from the casting to the overall look, but posting the quirky watered down rip off anyway, in the name of summertime fun.

Heavy Metal & Reflective

Azealia Banks rules!  i'm digging the biker gang thing... the video is a bit Romain Gavras/M.I.A. ish.  whatever, i'm cool with it:

La crème de la crème

A powerful Generation Z coming of age story from director Kim Chapiron (Sheitan, Dog Pound). SMART ASS (La crème de la crème) is out July 25th at Ciné Lumière.

On the first day of term, the dean of their prestigious business school tells his students: "You are the elite... the crème de la crème. Soon the rules of a market economy will no longer be a mystery to you. Learn, work and apply." Kelly, Dan and Louis take him at his word. Starting from the theory that relationships between the sexes can be regulated by market principles, the three sophomore classmates begin to inflate the popularity of certain students artificially, by hiring beautiful off-campus women as their dates for exclusive and riotous college parties. The perfect business model, their concept takes off like a rocket, surpassing its founders' wildest expectations. Soon they find themselves confronting the problems of rapid growth. And then the system truly takes on its own velocity, quickly escaping their control... After all, they're barely more than kids... and wasn't it all just a game anyway?

speaking of Generation Z, here's a recent article about the SCREENAGERS.

IVORY

Fleur & Manu's video for Movement is everything!