Category Archives: Video
Hervé and Ronika’s ‘How Can I Live Without You (Make It Right)’ video
Well, we’ve been hearing about this for a while now, both in person and on Twitter, but now we can feat our eyes on the video, and have our first listen to the full vocal version, of Hervé and Ronika (ahem, Madonna Of The Midlands™)’s ‘’How Can I Live Without You (Make It Right)’.
Directed by Jack Lightfoot & Robin Mason at Blindeye Films, the clip features little Ron and little Hervé, and slightly less little Ron, but seems to be missing a big Hervé. Wassup with that?
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Hunt In Pairs’ ‘Prayers’ video
‘Prayers’ is the second track from Minimal Synth act Hunt In Pairs, it;s a moody, introspective, Indie-tinged electronic track with a suitably avant-garde video.
Put together by the band themselves and is simple but effective. Haunting and always visually interesting and works beautifully in synchronisation with the track.
Check out more from Hunt In Pairs on SoundCloud.
Goin’ Old School: Cabaret Voltaire, Pet Shop Boys & Duran Duran
Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Up first today, the mighty Cabaret Voltaire with 1980’ ‘Nag Nag Nag’, laying foundation for all electronic music that came after it.
Late ‘80’s Pet Shop Boys now with ‘Domino Dancing’ from 1988, with that post-Italo NRG bassline.
Oh, go on then. Duran Duran’s ‘Rio’ from 1982.
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Age Of Consent’s new video
London based retro ElectroPop outfit Age Of Consent’s new single ‘Heartbreak’ was released this week on their Bandcamp page for the cheap price of ‘whatever you want’.
It’s a stomping, powerful classic SynthPop track, check the video directed by Gareth Phillips for some retro video visual to go with that Depeche Mode/Nitzer Ebb pounding.
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Soldout’s ‘Wazabi’
Slinky Belgian ElectroPop duo Soldout have just released their new single ‘Wazabi’. It’s a abrasive but catchy synthetic Pop track that was put together with some input from Richard 23, which kinda’ explains things.
Here’s the video, directed by Soldout, Amandine Klee and Frederic Lefevre, featuring distorted neon visuals. Distorted neon nicely sums up Soldout’s sound actually!
‘Wazabi’ is out now.
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Flight Facilities’s ‘With You’
Flight Facilities’ new single ‘With You’ is a slamming Disco jam that features Mr. Grovesnor from Hot Chip who has briefly put down the sticks and picked up the mic for this team-up. It’s a summery, laid back tune that I actually prefer to ‘Crave You’ (controversial!). The Tropical Funk is strong with this one, as is the French flavour.
Benjamin Drake directs this superb animated video with is a bit of a MegaMan/Speed Racer/Akira/Astroboy/Bubblegum Crisis mashup. Very cool.
‘With You’ is out now.
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Queen Of Hearts’s ‘Neon’ video
after a string of classy videos, Queen Of Hearts has seriously outdone herself with her new one.
The clip for ‘Neon’, directed by Between Man and Beast, is pretty a stunning journey though light and shade. it;s moody and beautiful and awesome stuff.
Queen Of Heart’s ‘Neon’/’Tears In The Rain’ single is out 14th May. Out now is ‘electronic rumors Volume 1’ on which Queen Of Hearts features.
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St. Lucia’s new video
St. Lucia has dropped the new video for his track ‘Before The Dive’, from his self-titled début EP.
The clip was co-Directed by Elliot Sellers and Carlos Lopez Estrada, be warned, it get’s weird. Lovely looking, but weird.
St. Lucia’s self-titled EP is out now.
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Futurecop! & Keenhouse; the video
Hot on the heels of the clip for ‘Starworshipper’ here’s the latest clip from Futurecop!, for the forthcoming, Keenhouse featuring ‘The Only Way’, which was ‘Dreams’ before that (being Futurecop! must get confusing).
Brandon Dermer directs this amazingly ‘80’s video, which is an awesome fun mini-movie.
‘The Only Way’ features on ‘The Adventures Of Starpony’ EP, out now.
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Goin’ Old School: Salt ‘N’ Pepa, Falco & Billy Ocean
Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
One of the best synth riffs in existence, from 1988, Salt ‘N’ Pepa’s ‘Push It’.
Austrian Pop maverick Falco‘s ‘Rock Me Amadeus’ was an unexpected runaway hit in 1985.
In 1984 Mr. Billy Ocean released one of the smoothest songs of all time, ‘Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run)’. Performed here on TOTP.
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