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Rock On: Bonobo “Me And You” Music Video by in/out

Posted on Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Riff Raff directing duo in/out (aka Jean-Philippe Blunt & Thom Humphreys) immersed themselves in an active Serbian quarry to capture the raw footage for the new track “Me And You” from venerated producer Bonobo.

In/out: “Using Phantom, Firefly Ember, and Alexa 65, we headed to Belgrade and shot high speed in and around the quarry to capture the kinetic energy of rock material in an environment where man and nature intersect.”

From Riff Raff: “The video explores the fragility of a geological landscape through a stylised and meticulously edited piece. Following towering rock structures as they shift and fall to the beat.”

Images

Ultrasound image showing a cross-sectional view of tissue with a blue crosshair marker centered, possibly indicating an area of interest for medical assessment. Black background reminiscent of visuals in a Bonobo music video like "Me And You. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A topographic map featuring a multicolored open-pit mine, with contour lines transitioning from red and orange to blue and purple—like visuals from a Bonobo "Me And You" music video—indicating elevation changes. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A collage inspired by Bonobo’s "Me And You" music video, showing a rocky asteroid surface on the left, scattered rocks in the center, and a highlighted section with blue dots and debris on the right, evoking an asteroid or lunar landscape. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Three irregularly shaped gray asteroids float against a black background, each inside a blue wireframe sphere with axis lines—reminiscent of the visual style in the Bonobo Me And You Music Video by In Out Riff Raff. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

A grayscale composite image inspired by the Bonobo "Me And You" music video shows irregularly shaped rocks floating in space on the left, while the right side displays a 3D render of rocky, uneven terrain with large, dome-like structures. Frame from Stash Magazine article.

Credits

Artist: Bonobo
Label: Ninja Tune
Commissioner: John Moule
Music Video Rep: Joceline Gabriel at Hands

Production: Riff Raff Films
Director: in/out
Producer: Maddy Smith
Global Partner/EP: Natalie Arnett
Owner: Matthew Fone
DOP: Kirill Groshev

Productio Service: Tuna+Icon
EP: Ivana Antić
Junior Producer: Staša Ivanović
Production Manager: Aleksandar Dedakin

Edit: Avenues
Editor: Jean-Phillipe Blunt

CGI/VFX: Felix Geen
CGI/Simulations: Tom Fischer

Post: Wild Island Films
VFX: Josha Eiffel
Colorist: Francis Qureshi
Producer: Jamie Wiffen

Additional VFX: Magic Numbers
VFX Supervisor: Ed Taylor
Producer: Ryan Hancocks

Stephen Price

Stephen is the co-founder/CD of Stash Media Inc. and the executive editor of Stash Magazine and the Stash Permanent Collection.
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Category: Featured, Motion Design, Music Video, VFX · Tags: Bonobo, Ninja Tune, Riff Raff, Wild Island Films