Rudimental - Scared Of Love (feat. Ray BLK & Stefflon Don) [Official Video]

Hip Hop & Rap

Année2019

Durée4m

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The official music video for Rudimental - Scared Of Love feat. @rayblk8891 & @stefflondon9116 Taken from their third studio album 'Toast To Our Differences' released in 2019, which featured the hit singles 'Sun Comes Up', 'These Days', 'Let Me Live', 'Walk Alone', & 'Scared Of Love'. Subscribe to the Rudimental channel for all the best and latest official music videos, behind the scenes and live performances. http://bit.ly/SubscribeToRudimental See more official videos from Rudimental here: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLhRApTKQaXd_lmApFRZh_IGJWSr9HroGL Listen to more from the album Toast To Our Differences: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLhRApTKQaXd9-3Qr9SQ0uCSvo1-tQvrQh Follow Rudimental: http://www.rudimental.co.uk http://www.facebook.com/rudimentaluk http://www.twitter.com/rudimentaluk http://www.instagram.com/rudimentaluk http://www.soundcloud.com/rudimentaluk VIDEO CREDITS: Director: Jamie-James Medina Production Company: Forever Producer: Savvas Stavrou PM: Anna Saffery DoP: Olan Collardy Focus puller: Anthony McHugh Clapper loader: Kairo Jones Gaffer: Vini Jones Art Director: Xander Mitchell 1st AD: Ato Yankey Stylist for Ray Blk: Natalie Michaelides Hair for Ray Blk: Shanice Cooke Makeup for Ray Blk: Esther Apageyi Editor: Spencer Campbell @ Final Cut NYC Post & VFX: Fons Schiedon Colourist: Alex Gregory @ The Mill London About Rudimental: Rudimental are a London-based electronic outfit consisting of Piers Aggett, Amir Amor, Kesi Dryden and Leon "Locksmith" Rolle, renowned for their energetic live shows and high profile collaborations. Their catalogue boasts the Mercury Prize nominated and Brit Award winning debut album “Home", as well as albums "We The Generation", "Toast to Our Differences" and 2021's "Ground Control". These have spawned hits such as “Feel The Love”, “Not Giving In”, "Waiting All Night", “Bloodstream”, "Never Let You Go", "Lay It All On Me", "Sun Comes Up", "These Days" and "Let Me Live" which has seen them collaborate with a wide range of ar