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David Knight - 20th June 2025Lauren Dunn has created a visual for Kacy Hill that's both intimate and widescreen cinematic for the poignant Please Don't Cry. With gorgeous cinematography by Jeremy Herron, working with a bright red colour scheme that reflects the tension in the lyrics (and Kacy's hair), rather than the song's relaxed pace, Dunn's video focusses entirely on the singer and her performance.

1 week ago | promonews.tv | David Knight

David Knight - 20th June 2025Niall Trask teams up once again with indie music's oddest character Jim E. Brown for their most extraordinary collaboration yet - an AI-enhanced reworking of Batman Forever. It's the video for the self-styled Mancunian miserablist's idiosyncratic take on Seal's Kiss From A Rose, which appeared on the 1992 movie'ssoundtrack.

1 week ago | promonews.tv | David Knight

David Knight - 19th June 2025Joseph Delaney builds a genuinely creepy atmosphere in his slow-burning gothic chiller for Manchester rock band Witch Fever. Delaney generates an intense sense of foreboding through lead singer Amy's increasingly unhinged performance, in the bare room of a large house, striking editing and in-camera effects. The use of sudden single frame edits in Jed Darlington-Roberts' richly colourful cinematography is particularly unsettling.

1 week ago | promonews.tv | David Knight

David Knight - 19th June 2025Struggling for vulnerability, a frustrated dancer begins tearing away the facade of their own identity in Soo Hahn's hypnotic video for enigmatic alt-electronic outfit Holybones. The video for What You Talk is all about the dancer in a white studio, their continuous movement and rapidfire editing mainly obscuring their features. The level of suspense continues as their blank masklike visage is revealed and then the dancer begins to peel away at the prosthetics.

3 weeks ago | promonews.tv | David Knight

David Knight - 6th June 2025For a Talking Heads classic - their greatest early song - arrives a new video, delivered by director Mike Mills and actor Saoirse Ronan. And its a remarkable and brilliant thing to behold, addressing one of the most important subjects of all: what goes on between our ears. Saoirse Ronan plays a woman who's mental state is in a constant state of flux.