Painted Horses presents.

Wild Mountain Thyme.

To be sure, to be sure.

Jill Mckeagney and Elise O’Byrne White write:

You kindly shared our parody of Amy Huberman’s Newbridge Silverware parody a couple of years ago and we couldn’t have been more delighted.

We’re back behind the camera after many years. We made a parody of the fabulous Wild Mountain Thyme trailer last weekend.

It’s just for fun and to edge closer to fulfilling our lifelong dream of Christopher Walken watching one of our videos.

Previously: Silverwear It Well

Actually 1978 (see comments).

Lower Baggot Street, Dublin 2.

Camel (out of picture).

Peter O’Toole?

Bantum and Loah – NGLA

Collaboration once again.

Irish/Sierra Leone singer/songwriter Loah (above centre with, from left: Stephanie Dufresne, Fresh Princeeera and Angel Hart) teams up with Cork-based producer Bantum for this new single from their Sweet Sorrow EP.

The video was directed by Ellius Grace.

Loah describes her aethetic as “artsoul”.

She writes:

‘”NGLA’ is a Sad Banger – one of those Robyn-esque tunes that you can dance all night to while your heart is breaking.”

Nick says: How Loah can you go?

Loah

Bantum

This afternoon.

Three Rock Mountain,County Dublin.

ConPhoto tweetz:

Proper sneactha…

Meanwhile…

Save yourselves.

An award-winning, side-stepping short by Breton animator Arthur De Pins. To wit:

The crabs of the Gironde estuary in France face a serious handicap: they can’t change direction and are obliged to follow the same straight line their whole lives. How do they cope with this tragic fate?

animatic

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