25 December 2011 - Short Message

Amazing #music #videos presented by #Fashionoffice in 2011

7 examples for amazing music videos in 2011 from the articles, short messages, postings on fashionoffice.org/music/: 

• Music video that looks like a trailer of a 'Machete'-alike movie
  ...for the track 'Howlin' for You' from the album 'Brothers' by the US duo The Black Keys. On IMDB (The Internet Movie Database), the action movie parody evokes postings like "It's a music video. Wow, I was really scared for a minute there."
• Three male bodybuilders who are combing the hair of a female musician
  ...directed by UK video maker Ben Reed (known for dark humour and creative realisations in low budget productions) for the visualisation of the song 'The Magic' by Joan As Police Woman from the new album 'The Deep Field'. The album was released physically in April. US musician Joan Wasser aka Joan As Police Woman has collaborated already with musicians like Lou Reed or Antony and the Johnsons.
• Who has inspired musicians like Lady Gaga and Beth Ditto? 
  Online music source Pretty Much Amazing presents one example for a new music creation that was inspired by 'her' - really pretty much amazing video!
• 'Second Lives' by the French electronic-techno musician Vitalic (album 'Flashmob') 
  The amusing video, directed by Julien Henry, shows an elegant toilette visited by people who look as if they are working in one office. While they are doing whatever people are doing on the toilette, they are captured from the static angle of a secret observation camera. Vitalic alias Pascal Arbez appeared on stage at the audio visual festival 'Urban Art Form' in Wr. Neustadt (nearby Vienna)/Austria (16 to 18 June) uaf-festival.at
• Music video: 'Broken Toy Boy' by French duo 'Make The Girl Dance'
• Music: Sienna Miller in 'fashion overload' scene in 'See The Light' by The Hours
• Breakfast music-video 'Not Evident' by The Narcoleptic Dancers
  The Lovely Hearts Club presents the video of the electro-pop Dutch-French half-siblings duo who name themselves according to MySpace after a trademark of their father who was a Dutch footballer: "They took the name “The Narcoleptic Dancers’ in homage to their father. The sports press had given him the nickname due to his peculiar haircut and his nonchalant dribble."

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