Music Video for Memphis, TN native Daz Rinko for his single "Candy Mane" released in 2020.

The video showcases the wars we face in the middle of a pandemic in a artistic way and pays tribute to the cult classic film The Warriors.

The visuals' main themes are desire, vulnerability, and sanctuary in connection to space or a partner within a space but also my longing for a shared experience… A partner I do not have, a moment I haven’t shared, a life I haven’t been able to live. I only appear as a specter. A haunting voyeuristic figure that cannot interact but only watch as others live and love as their truest selves. The visual features an all queer cast and for reference we spent a lot of time with the work of Deana Lawson, Clifford Prince King and Jarvis Boyland among others to really tap into these ideas and themes in relation to my shared experience or lack there of.

Summarization of the way society treats women and aging.

It's a Beach Blanket Bizarro Ballyhoo in a time of state-of-the-art viral vacationing.

Gospel goddess Elizabeth King performs her hit single "Living In The Last Days".

Built from the ground up in a prop house in Savannah, GA, these five sets perfectly encapsulate the thoughtfully wandering tune.

Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow up.

Unlocking the past

A boy relives the slow cyclical, destruction of the relationship he desperately tries to hold close.

Let’s make some rock and roll!

A man fights the Devil with the power of rock & roll.

While the heather grey leggings adorning the object of affection are a beautiful highlight, the most precious parts of love are much deeper than the physical and, like a home video recorded on VHS with all of the glamour aside, the most special moments are the intimate ones in the daily routine of two women that live in adoration of each other.

Queen THC explores her frustrations and works to push past her obstacles, both internal and external.

A music video for Shutters by Lukah.

Throughout Lost in Orion we use abstract and pseudo religious imagery to convey the emotions behind the song itself. The video focuses on illusions, mystical and distorted vignettes based in surreal dreamlike abstractions of reality. The shots are prolonged, vacant and haunting; a contrast to the production but speaking more toward the mindset within the lyrical content. Poetic, surreal and haunting.

Buzzsaw Kick is a metaphorical journey of Idi X Teco navigating the music industry.