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August 2015: A tribute to Offshore. Full article and video premieres here.
Director: Lali Cienfuegos:
“The first time I met Ewan was up on a council estate with some random rappers in Forest Hill, South London. He didn’t quite fit in: tall lanky, ruffled up hair, and that unmistakable well-to-do Scottish accent. He was busy making beats using Fruity Loops while I was among the random rappers loving the sound of my voice. We struck a chord, on what was the beginning of a friendship that much later crossed oceans. He was still sending me beats and jokes a couple of weeks before he died. This is where I start croaking…
Offshore preferred minimalistic often static one-shot videos. I broke his rule this time by moving, but I hope you like it Ewan. RIP.”
[original article taken from the fantastic article by Oli Marlow over at sonicrouter.com]
Director: Nico Chavez:
“Ewan and I met at St Martins about 12 years ago. It was tough not to befriend such a nice man and he was a true inspiration throughout our friendship and still is today. I’m really stoked to be part of the album launch of such a talented artist and friend. Miss you, big man.
The video is made up of close to 600 hand-painted frames of 35mm film which were later scanned and edited together at different frame rates. There was just something about the pace and intensity of this track and I felt like the video would need a lot of things going on at the same time to match it.”
[original article taken from the fantastic article by Oli Marlow over at sonicrouter.com]
Director: Nazareno:
“This clip is an ode to one of many conversations that I had the pleasure to enjoy with Ewan. It could have been on a rooftop in Hackney Wick or between games at Efes, either way sometimes our digression would touch this subject which we both enjoyed, it was about the mass of available and “editable” footage on You Tube. We would enjoy sharing ideas about how to cut/edit/copy/and paste and re-use such raw pure material. I remember his reaction to one of my ongoing projects www.ennetv.com that triggered all that talking… This clip has many of those discussions in it but mostly has one simple start one simple idea. I wanted to enhance the perception that I have always had of Ewan’s way to make music. He always had this dimension of rawness combined with almost an orchestral structure. To respond to these two aspects I wanted to pick a natural subject almost like a BBC documentary (the lava), but find it in its most raw and pure form.
Many cuts of the footages are picked from a series of almost a 100 documentaries and amateur videos that I have selected and edited from youtube. All that with a solemn beginning by Carl Sagan.”
[original article taken from the fantastic article by Oli Marlow over at sonicrouter.com]
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