Charli xcx riffs on rock culture
Aidan Zamiri leans into punk-inspired, black-and-white aesthetics in a punchy and provocative promo for the pop artist’s latest track, Rock Music.
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- Production Company Object & Animal/USA
- Director Aidan Zamiri
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Credits
View on- Production Company Object & Animal/USA
- Director Aidan Zamiri
- VFX Corduroy Studio
- Color Ethos Studio
- Sound Design & Mix Concret Form
- Creative Director Imogene Strauss
- Executive Producer Alex Brinkman
- Producer Myriam Schroeter
- Associate Producer Reese Layton
- Production Designer Griffin Stoddard
- Art Director Audrey Ledoux
- DP James Beattie
- Editor Neal Farmer
- Post Producer Gina Crow
- VFX Supervisor Cooper Vacheron
- Colorist Dante Pasquinelli
- Post Producer Nat Tereshchenko
- Head of Production Sasha Pace
- Executive Producer/Founder James Drew
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Object & Animal/USA
- Director Aidan Zamiri
- VFX Corduroy Studio
- Color Ethos Studio
- Sound Design & Mix Concret Form
- Creative Director Imogene Strauss
- Executive Producer Alex Brinkman
- Producer Myriam Schroeter
- Associate Producer Reese Layton
- Production Designer Griffin Stoddard
- Art Director Audrey Ledoux
- DP James Beattie
- Editor Neal Farmer
- Post Producer Gina Crow
- VFX Supervisor Cooper Vacheron
- Colorist Dante Pasquinelli
- Post Producer Nat Tereshchenko
- Head of Production Sasha Pace
- Executive Producer/Founder James Drew
In collaboration with longtime creative partner Aidan Zamiri through Object & Animal, British pop icon Charli xcx unveils this gritty music video for her new track, Rock Music.
A teaser for the artist’s upcoming album, the promo opens with a stark, dramatic shot of Charli throwing a TV out of a window, setting the scene for the raw and slightly tongue-in-cheek references to rock music visual culture that follow.
Realised through grainy monochrome footage and a bold edit that matches the track’s genre-blending sound, the film sees Charli stripping in the streets of NYC and smoking amid mountains of cigarettes in a hotel room alongside her husband, George Daniel, who makes one of several cameos in the video.
