At the pop-up event for Cartier's "Pasha de Cartier," we produced a special movie for "Fireworks and Flying Sparks," a track by millennium parade, the project led by Daiki Tsuneta.

We produced the collaboration music video “Echoes of Silence” by The Weeknd and Hajime Sorayama. Launched as a flagship project for The Weeknd’s 10th anniversary, this fully 3DCG work was completed over a production period of approximately two years with a team of more than 50 staff members. Centering on Hajime Sorayama’s globally acclaimed “Sexy Robot,” it visualizes an epic romantic tragedy. At HOEDOWN, we handled the concept, planning, direction, and production in an integrated manner.

Miho Hazama, the jazz composer born in Tokyo and now based in New York, who serves as chief conductor of the Danish Radio Big Band, created her latest album, “Imaginary Visions,” while traveling between the three cities of Copenhagen, New York, and Tokyo. Set to the track “I Said Cool, You Said… What?”, this interactive music video was conceived by Hazama herself so that viewers can enjoy the music while catching glimpses of each city and feeling as though they are the director. By switching between the three videos of Copenhagen, New York, and Tokyo, you can create your own original music video. https://isc.mihohazama.com/

We created the music video for “Energy Furo” by U-zhaan & Ryuichi Sakamoto feat. Tamaki ROY × Chinza DOPENESS. “Energy Furo” was born from Ryuichi Sakamoto’s classic “energy flow,” rearranged with U-zhaan’s tabla, the rap of Tamaki ROY × Chinza DOPENESS, and Sakamoto’s prepared piano. In the music video, which also features Sakamoto himself, the four musicians performing the song are given a dreamlike treatment against the backdrop of a nostalgic, old-fashioned public bathhouse.

We produced the music video for “tell me tell me,” a song from m-flo’s “loves” project, in which they collaborate with the next generation of artists, released on March 6, 2020. For the first installment of this project, which marked the project’s revival after about 12 years, they welcomed Sik-K from the Korean hip-hop scene, and eill and Taichi Mukai from the Japanese R&B scene. Sharing the same world and concept as Chupa Chups’ “HAPPY COLLOR DAY” concept movie, the music video turned out to be a fun and pop-filled piece that conveys the brand’s message of “FOREVER FUN.”

We created the music video for “Doku” from Hakushi Hasegawa’s debut CD release Kusaki Mōdō, which was released on December 19, 2018. Set to the track, the video is a striking piece that captures around 200 Asian toys dancing wildly in a frenzy.