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Once again I share with you a video of the frenchie Yelle, who in his song «Ce Jeu» is mixing colors and flashy clothes. Not for nothing her stage name (her real name is Juliet Budet) is a feminized acronym of the phrase «You Enjoy Life». Move your hips!
Today I bring to you another video from Yelle, the second single from her album Pop-up: «A Cause Des Garçons». This song was originally created in 1987 by the french duo composed by Alain Chamfort and Perre Grillet. There is also a tecktonic version that is even better known than the original video.
Continuing with electro pop as theme, today I introduce to you a french singer called Yelle. Her success came thanks to Myspace and her first hit «Je veux te voir» is a statement of principles against the sexist lyrics of some of the most famous rap groups in France, particularly against the TTC and its leader, Cuizine. The video of the song invades our eyes with an explosion of colours that can be harmful for someone.
Motion graphics + 3d + colours + film + electro pop = this incredible video from british band La Roux. If you had doubts about how your haircut has to look to go dancing, already you have the solution.
Hip hop and rap are not exactly within my favorite genres, but this Kanye West’s video from last year is amazing. Directed by himself and animated by Takashi Murakami. I have to admit: the guy knows what he does.
This video directed by the French motion graphics studio H5, like the work done by the studio MK12 for the film «Stranger Than Fiction» is an excellent example of that is possible to make animated infographics. 4:15 minutes full of enjoyment.
Another great video of the french duo Justice with a retro aesthetic back to the 80’s and that reminds me of the intro movies that we enjoy in our homes video cassette player.
If it is about good videos… let’s go dance with the frenchies Justice!. It’s amazing their new video made of a combination of motion grapchis + film. The t-shirts design was realized by SoMe. Those who are interested look for the «unfinished» version with an end which seems (particularly for me) more original. Do the dance!.