6 English Teachers make the life changing decision to live and work in China. This film explores the day to day lives of 6 English teachers working at a kindergarten in Foshan, Southern China, before the pandemic. https://youtu.be/pS2A9NWGlYc

AROUND YOU MUSIC VIDEO by Amber GilesFilmed and Edited by Katharina Ahlemeyerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RORGK871JVI@katahlemeyer@kats_photos_videos

Desire change is a Music promo shot earlier this year during lockdown for artist Nzobella in collaboration with EDIFICE Dance Theatre, a London based dance company.It explores the themes of coming out as a gay man in a relationship and the consequences this has on the two individuals.My name is Matteo Bangrazi and I am a London based Cinematographer

Hi there, My name is Nic but as a stage name, I go by Justnic. I'm a 17-year-old rapper from North East London who is currently working on an Alternative take on Hip Hop/Rap by fusing a range of different inspirations. Growing up as a child I was brought up listening to a lot of Reggaeton (due to my Latin heritage) and Hip Hop artists, such as Daddy Yankee, Wisin y Yandel, 50 Cent and Eminem. A...

Fan Art Music Video Animation for Kygo-Whitney Houston "Higher Love" by Sonise Lumbaca

Hey, I love the motive of this ambitious project. The way individuals handle fear differentiates widely. With that said,  the constant imperfections and uncertainties of the world make me terribly anxious. Throughout the years, I have learned to accept the world’s imperfections to try and fuel something positive from it.  Leading myself to make music from my bedroom. It started as a hobby with ...

I'm a 16 year old beginner so please forgive the quality of this project.I made this video for my love of Western and my love of Johnny Cash. His lyrics inspired me to create this video and base if off my highschool, which in turn was my version of San Quentin.I hope it fulfills it's goal to entertain anyone watching.Thank youhttps://youtu.be/-spdhO0RTpQ

“I made wine from the lilac tree / Put my heart in its recipe / It makes me see what I want to see / And what I want to be”. A digital illustration based on the song Lilac Wine, originally written by James Shelton, and covered by numerous artists such as Earths Kitt, Nina Simone, and Jeff Buckley.  Made using Procreate.  @thursdaygurl_

There are artists, and there are Artists. We sometimes have to catch ourselves even using the term at all, as pop music is such an ephemeral process.

Will Toledo is a furry. He came out onstage in Brooklyn, dressed as Mortis Jackrabbit, a gasmasked mammal with a coat like an old fox. His eyes glowed, plucked from a Fallout dream. Limbering up to ‘Bodys’, one of the best songs by his quite good band, Car Seat Headrest – and we can only assume with a smirk beneath the mask – he looked as if he was just getting used to himself at last. “Do yo...

Getting screwed by an artist never felt so pricey. But one day, you may find yourself somewhere special with someone who can’t get their hand off your junk. Neither can you. Kissing and blind, you hush them off with a grin. They stop. You know what they’re thinking. It’s the first time they’ve been at your place, but they’re really knowledgeable about you. Sometimes you achieve radical insigh...

This is the story of how I listened to this six-hour work in one sitting, and came closer to existential dread than I think I will ever want to. Ever.

That’s the curious pull of Shiloh Dynasty – we can’t square her in our heads because she is a somebody and a nobody all at once...

Who doesn’t love a healthy dose of female rage? It’s a real palette-cleanser.

Great art so often comes from dark, restless places. Creative trailblazers channel inner turmoil into their work as a cathartic measure, exorcising demons through the stroke of a paintbrush or punch of a piano key.

For the record, I’m not saying Ed Sheeran is abhorrent. He’s fine. He plays an instrument. He does Glasto on his todd and has cool tricks with a pedal

Sometimes I Be Introvert, a frequently impressive piece of music, strains to capture the complex world that Simz wants to fix.

  Crash’s cover makes me smile. You might prefer the deluxe take in which Charli XCX, crouched slightly further from us, is caked in blood, her hair in gore-licked strands. But I like the surreal perfection of Charli the popstar, unmarked and glamorous, cracking your windshield on a clear day. It’s as if we have driven into her unexpectedly and she’s none the worse for it. Actually, she’s comi...

In Tyler, The Creator's sixth and probably most emblematic album, we are invited to hit the gas. We move forward in space, but backwards in time.

These 12 months have been momentous for me, and music became the single reliable thing I could take anywhere – something to cling onto, to break ice with, to carry like shrunk friends in a pocket for flights and walks home. I’ve never been more aware