Music Video Relapse: "Who Says" (2009) by John Mayer, Directed by Anthony Mandler
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 13, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Hey you want to know something weird? Before today I'd never seen a John Mayer music video. Not even one one, and I don't really know how that happened. It's not like I'm not a John Mayer fan - when I saw him in concert in 2002 he couldn't even… Read More
New Release: Panic! At the Disco "This Is Gospel" Directed by Daniel "Cloud" Campos
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 12, 2013 in New Releases
Warning: if you are afraid of doctors of have a fear of drowning, you may want to sit this one out. The new video for "This Is Gospel" by Panic! at the Disco plays out like a nightmare as Brendon Urie is held down against his will by a team… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Cameo Lover" (2011) by Kimbra, Directed by Guy Franklin
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 12, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Music videos are sometimes just a good excuse to do some really weird stuff. I'm not talking about the stuff that is overtly and self-conciously odd, I'm more thinking about the stuff that, when you are watching it, you go "wow this is weird". So since it's Monday, we might… Read More
OMG Everywhere LA 2013 Screening
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 10, 2013 in News
OMG! Cameras Everywhere has had a pretty crazy summer. For the first time, rather than holding a single weeklong summer camp in California, they held three weeklong summer camps, with one in Los Angeles, one in New York, and one in London. The final LA camp just ended on Friday,… Read More
New Release: TGT "I Need" Directed by Benny Boom
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 10, 2013 in New Releases
Super groups come in all shapes in sizes, but there is only one super group that can get away with song titles like "Sex Never Felt Better", and that is TGT, a group made up of Tyrese, Ginuwine, and Tank. Their latest video, directed by Benny Boom and for their… Read More
The Most Popular Music Videos Released This Week (8/9)
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 9, 2013 in Most Popular Music Videos
Its Friday, you guys! You know what that means. It means its time to grab a cronut and sit back with the top 10 most popular music videos released this week. At the top of the list is the amazing video for "Hopeless Wanderer" by Mumford & Sons, starring Jason… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Yellow" (2000) by Coldplay, Directed by James & Alex
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 9, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
One shot music videos are hard. They usually depend on the charisma and camera presence of one artist, and can fall pretty flat or just seem lazy if not done right. However, when it works, it works really well. For instance, Coldplay has done a lot of music videos, but the only… Read More
New Release: Jason Derulo ft. 2 Chainz "Talk Dirty to Me" Directed by Colin Tilley
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 8, 2013 in New Releases
Director Colin Tilley is a frequent collaborator with Jason Derulo, having directed videos for his songs "The Other Side" (2013) and "It Girl" (2011), among others. Tilley's latest video for Derulo, "Talk Dirty To Me", features silhouetted dancing in front of an orange screen, a setup in a blue-striped room,… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Men In Black" (1997) by Will Smith, Directed By Robert Caruso
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 8, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Movies and music videos go together really well. If you have a song on your film soundtrack, why not make a music video and then put some clips in there of your movie? But allow me to take it a step further. What if your movie had an actor who… Read More
Mumford & Sons Want You To Know They're In On The Joke In "Hopeless Wanderer"
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 8, 2013 in Commentary
Sunday afternoon, we noticed a lot of tweets and Facebook posts directing us to the new Mumford & Sons video for "Hopeless Wanderer". People were very careful not to reveal the concept of the video, but since it's been out for a while, I think we can spoil the fact… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "I Wanna Go" (2011) by Britney Spears, Dir. by Chris Marrs Piliero
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 7, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Based on our music video watching history, there seems to be a sort of "sweet spot" in an artist's career where they are up for pretty much anything in the music video department. Maybe they are looking to try something different or shake up their image a little bit, but… Read More
Music Video Relapse "Rude Boy" (2010) by Rihanna, Directed by Melina Matsoukas
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 6, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Have you ever sat down and really listened to "Rude Boy" by Rihanna? It's one of my favorites because it was on top 40 radio at the time of its release, and it contains lyrics like "Come here rude boy, boy. Can you get it up?" When you are hanging… Read More
Video Chats: Jeff Nicholas on Collaborating with Justin Timberlake
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 5, 2013 in Interviews
From the first public mention of Justin Timberlakes The 20/20 Experience projects, there has been a buzz around them that hasnt stopped, even nearly six months after the release of the first album. From interactive campaigns, to a weeklong residency on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, to now four pretty… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Alfie" (2007) by Lily Allen, Directed by Sarah Chatfield
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 5, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
The first frame I ever saw of Lily Allen in a music video made me a fan. In the opening shot in 2009's "Smile", I'm almost positive she's eating an Aero bar - my favorite chocolate bar. Allow me to describe the Aero bar. It's a chocolate bar with air bubbles… Read More
The Most Popular Music Videos Released This Week (8/2)
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 2, 2013 in Most Popular Music Videos
Here we are again, the end of another great week of music videos. Some people might think the word "end" is a reference to the frequency of butt-related videos that appeared in this weeks most popular list, and they would be correct because it is. One video that didnt have… Read More
New Release: Fol Chen "The False Alarms" Directed by Keith Musil
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 2, 2013 in New Releases
If you are a group of girls trying to levitate one of your friends at a birthday sleepover and you actually succeed, there is the question of what to actually do next. In the case of "The False Alarms" by LA electronic band Fol Cehn, the post levitation doesn't go… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Magic" (2010) by B.o.B ft. Rivers Cuomo, Directed by Sanaa Hamri
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 2, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo spent a lot of his early career being a brooding front man. He had one of his legs extended to match the length of the other in the mid-90s, for example. That's a great brooding front man move. Somewhere around the mid 2000s, however, Rivers Cuomo… Read More
New Release: Nelly feat. Nicki Minaj and Pharrell "Get Like Me" Directed by Colin Tilley
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 2, 2013 in New Releases
Its white cycs, motorcycles, and booty drums in "Get Like Me" by Nelly featuring Nicki Minaj and Pharrell Williams, directed by Colin Tilley. Shot with some of Tilleys signature camera movements, the mostly black and white video features splashes of color and ass throughout. Nelly, Pharrell, and Nicki all perform… Read More
Video Chats: Hiro Murai on "Hive" by Earl Sweatshirt feat. Casey Veggies and Vince Staples
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 1, 2013 in Interviews
Hip Hop videos are rich with tradition. Whether its rap hands, mean mugging, or random dudes everywhere, there are music video elements that have appeared in every era of hip hop. In the video for "Hive" by Earl Sweatshirt, director Hiro Murai takes some of those traditional hip hop elements… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Free As a Bird" (1995) by the Beatles, Directed by Joe Pytka
Posted by Adam Fairholm on August 1, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Perhaps you've heard of The Beatles, a well-known musical group from the 1960s. The Beatles were innovators in a lot of areas, of course, and they are sometimes identified as pioneers of the first modern music videos for the clips they made starting in 1966 with "Paperback Writer" and "Rain". While… Read More
New Release: Wise Blood "Alarm" Directed by Keith Musil
Posted by Doug Klinger on August 1, 2013 in New Releases
Stealing a mysterious bag from a giant house - after likely killing a few people - is just the beginning of the story for the two ladies in "Alarm" by Wise Blood, directed by Keith Musil. We never do find out what was inside the mysterious leopard print bag, but whatever is… Read More
Ryan Reichenfeld on "Only Heather" by Wild Nothing
Posted by Doug Klinger on July 31, 2013 in Interviews
When it comes to making a one shot music video, all the elements need to be in place on both sides of the camera for the video to work out. For the Wild Nothing video for "Only Heather," directed by Ryan Reichenfeld, they not only needed to find an actor… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Frontier Psychiatrist" (2001) by The Avalanches
Posted by Adam Fairholm on July 30, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
Whenever I hear someone talk about clearing a sample, I think back to the 2001 The Avalanches album Since I Left You. The Avalanches were was an Australian eletronic group that basically created an album almost entirely out of samples, not really thinking it would be an issue since they… Read More
Music Video Relapse: "Why Do You Let Me Stay Here" (2008) by She & Him
Posted by Adam Fairholm on July 29, 2013 in Music Video Relapse
It's a well-established fact that Zooey Deschanel is America's main exporter of charm. She charming things up in your movies (even your Christmas movies), your TV Shows, and even in your commercials. Additionally, ever since she and M Ward met on the set of the 2007 film The Go-Getter, she… Read More
The Most Popular Music Videos Released This Week (7/26)
Posted by Doug Klinger on July 26, 2013 in Most Popular Music Videos
As we predicted, people continued to release music videos this week. Some people even released two. The good news is we got them all, counted up the views, and determined that these are the top 10 most popular for this week. At the top of the list is One Directions… Read More
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