TCV artwork revealed
21 Mar 2011
The cover art for the European release of TCV.
Bleu “How Blue” Video (feat. Justin Kirk)
22 Feb 2011[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUEezFriM1s]
Music video for “How Blue” by Bleu from the album “FOUR”. Features Justin Kirk from the Showtime TV series Weeds. Directed and photographed by David J Dowling.
Hello to The Click Five
28 Jan 2011
There’s a weird but not-entirely-coincidental set of connections between Lojinx and The Click Five. Jez Ashurst (of Farrah) co-wrote a couple of songs with the band for their 2nd album. Ben Romans (of The Click Five) in turn keytar shredded on Farrah’s most recent album. Nate Campany engages most (all?) of The Click Five under the guise of his band The Serenade on The Only Bridge I Need. Nate co-write a couple of songs on The Click Five’s 2nd album as well as their forthcoming one. The Wellingtons played in the US with The Click Five. The Click Five went to Berklee, along with Bleu, Tracy Bonham and Nate Campany. Atomic Tom (“the iphone video band”) were produced by Ben Romans (of The Click Five) and their album, “The Moment”, features guest vocals by Michelle Margherita (of Farrah). Small world eh? I’m very pleased to say that we’ll be releasing The Click Five’s new album “TCV” later this year. We’ve been a fan of their music for a while so it’s really quite a thrill to have them join the Lojinx family. Here‘s a killer pop tune from their last album.
Bleu’s “Four” reviewed in The Sunday Times
05 Jan 2011
Bleu – Brixton Sessions
13 Oct 2010[vimeo 15841216]
Bleu swung by the office of the talented crew at Blindeye Films this week to do a couple of performances for their beautifully filmed Brixton Sessions.
Blue’s Brixton Session
13 Oct 2010
Bleu swung by the office of the talented crew at Blindeye Films this week to do a couple of performances for their beautifully filmed Brixton Sessions.
Kim Richey – Wreck Your Wheels video
06 Oct 2010When we talked about making a video for the title track from “Wreck Your Wheels” it was agreed by all that there was little point in making a regulation performance video. Farrah’s “Swings & Roundabouts” had been a success so we thought we’d try a similar fan-enabled concept. With a nod to D.A.Pennebakers footage of Dylans “Subterranean Homesick Blues” (from “Dont Look Back”), we struck upon the idea of asking fans to take a photo of themselves with a word from the song. One photo for each word of the lyric. Taking the idea further we agreed that Kim had to be in the video but we could avoid the fakery of lip syncing all together by only having Kim in the video when she wasn’t singing.
The footage of Kim was shot on digital SLR (stop-motion) in London’s China town, South Bank and Bedford Square.
Henrik video for This Time
25 Aug 2008Farrah’s stop-motion animated “Fear Of Flying” video
27 May 2007[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUO1cNSL5Sw]
Farrah‘s animated music video for Fear of Flying from the album Cut Out and Keep.