The Line, who’s many animation talents we recently featured on the cover of Stash 174 and in the Stash Annual, re-teams with Jamie Hewlett and the Gorillaz gang for eight-minutes of good vibes inspired by vintage 1960s animation. [Watch]
Inspired by Miles Davis’ own original paintings, director/animator Irina Rubina conjures a whimsical and intricate interpretation of the trumpeter’s cover of Tina Turner’s 1984 hit “What’s Love Got To Do With It”. [Watch]
Bullion director Rawtape (aka Manchester-based Rory A Wood) just bolted onto the Stash radar with this riveting AI-enhanced music video for English rockers Kasabian. [Watch]
Director Elyse Kelly brings a thoughtful approach and painterly touch to Barbra Streisand’s “Be Aware”, a song written and recorded in the 1970s to address homelessness and hunger and the first track on a new album of previously unreleased material. [Watch]
Asked by Sony Music to create something “darkly beautiful” for a track off the new Johnny Cash album featuring The Royal Philharmonic, NYC director/animator Gabriel Tick responded with this enigmatic visual poem. [Watch]
Lex Johnson, creative director/animator at Dazzle Ship in London: “Pitching in director Vector Meldrew’s surreal style with Houdini string simulations, we brought a series of abstract character designs to life for Ministry of Sound and Sony Music. [Watch]
