Production Company

LSK Productions

Lewis Knaggs self-directs a tender promo for new track Fireball.&nbsp;The ballad meditates on&nbsp;the chaos of the modern world and the inevitable destruction of of us all,&nbsp;the video reflecting a quieter version of this idea.&nbsp;Across a series of naturalistic performance vignettes, we see Knaggs alone, the world a strangely empty, liminal version of the one we usually inhabit. It's a gentle, thought-provoking visual and a great accompaniment to the track.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Lewis Knaggs

Dylan Parker

Singer songwriter

Lewis Knaggs 'Fireball' by Lewis Knaggs

Lewis-Knaggs-'Fireball'-by-Lewis-Knaggs

Tom Butler captures singer-songwriter Lewis Knaggs performing the rousing Forever Falling with his band, illustrating his theme with accompanying narrative of a couple who are losing their spark.Lewis Knaggs, who is also a filmmaker as well as a musician, says the song and the visual were inspired by his personal story: the loss of his father and the impact that grief had upon his relationship with his girlfriend.&nbsp;&nbsp;"My father passing away rocked my earth and everything in it… questioning what it means to live and trying to cling on to whatever happiness I could muster," he says. "The collateral damage was my relationship. Almost overnight we felt like strangers."Yet we had just been in the middle of something quite wonderful and enjoying falling in love. A monumental death tore us apart and that’s heartbreakingly sad, but it was the right way to go for both of us to flourish. And so we are, Forever Falling."

Tom Butler

Georgia Grant

Mary Kalencinska

Ffion Knaggs

Kai Newton

Miki Davis

Charlie Morris

Singer-songwriter

Lewis Knaggs 'Forever Falling' by Tom Butler

Lewis-Knaggs-'Forever-Falling'-by-Tom-Butler

Lewis Knaggs and Rob Sinclair collaborate&nbsp;with MØ on the turbulent visual&nbsp;for&nbsp;new single Goosebumps.&nbsp;"The idea was to shoot a video in the aftermath of a live show, once the crowd has left the venue," say the directors.&nbsp;"This post-gig no-mans-land is where we wanted it to be set - where the stories and memories of the night could come back to life."The concert footage&nbsp;was filmed the night before at Den Grå Hal in Copenhagen, and perfectly captures the heightened, feverish energy of a live crowd. MØ's haunting&nbsp;performance in the aftermath hints at an almost supernatural experience, which adds an enigmatic layer to the concept.&nbsp;

Rob Sinclair

Lucy Abraham

Wilkie Wilkinson

Sinclair Wilkinson

Kasper Andersen

Natalia Syrik

Dominic Phipps

Framestore

Monarch Artists

Sony Music

Sebastian Stigsby

MØ 'Goosebumps' by Lewis Knaggs & Rob Sinclair 

MØ - Goosebumps (Official Video)

A young man struggles to cope with the loss of a loved one, in the video for I'll Survive.&nbsp;Co-directed by Ricky Williams and artist Lewis Knaggs, the video follows a trippy series of events as the line between fiction and reality is blurred, and old memories burn through to the surface.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Guido Cavacuiti creates a low contrast aesthetic to reflect the hopelessness of the concept, and uses atypical composition to elevate the surreality of the world inside the character's head.&nbsp;

Ricky Williams

Jake River Parker

Nathaniel Ogeleka

Guido Cavaciuti

Chris Dias

Giulio Piccirillo

Megan Paine

Melanie Mohlkert

Yousef

Nathaniel Samp

Awal/kobalt

Alternative

Indie

Lewis Knaggs 'I'll Survive' by Ricky Williams & Lewis Knaggs

Lewis Knaggs - I'll Survive (Music video)

Kid Brunswick discovers an abandoned waterpark in Lewis Knaggs' grungy video for Penny.&nbsp;Intercutting a simple narrative with dynamic performance setups, the video sees Brunswick and featured artist Terrence Orlando hitchhiking after their car breaks down.&nbsp;With styling reminiscent of Mad Max&nbsp;and an awe-inspiring derelict location as a backdrop, the video taps right into Brunswick's eclectic aesthetic and ambitious concepts.&nbsp;

LSK Productions

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