The official video for Devendra Banhart's "Kantori Ongaku," from his 2019 album, Ma. The video was directed by Juliana and Nicky Giraffe of Giraffe Studios Imagination Emporium.

Vagabon's "Flood," from her self-titled Nonesuch debut. Visualizer by Robert Edridge-Waks with photographs by Tonje Thilesen.

The official video for "Shining Woman," from Daughter of Swords' (Mountain Man's Alexandra Sauser-Monnig) debut solo album, Dawnbreaker. Video directed, shot, and edited by D.L. Anderson.

Brad Mehldau's "The Prophet Is a Fool," from his 2019 album, Finding Gabriel. Video illustrated and animated by by Dima Drjuchin. Co-Produced by Robert Edridge-Waks.

Brad Mehldau's "O Ephraim," from his 2019 album, Finding Gabriel. On the song, Mehldau performs on OB-6 Polyphonic synthesizer, vocals, Steinway C grand piano, drums, Fender Rhodes, Musser Ampli-Celeste, and Morfbeats gamelan strips. Video animated by Robert Edridge-Waks with artwork by Dima Drjuchin.

Rhiannon Giddens, Francesco Turrisi, producer Joe Henry, and engineer Ryan Freeland talk about working together on the album there is no Other. Filmed by Laura Sheeran at Windmill Lane Recording Studios, Dublin.

Rhiannon Giddens and producer Joe Henry discuss the evolution of her artistry and capturing the present moment on her new album, there is no Other, with Francesco Turrisi. Filmed by Laura Sheeran at Windmill Lane Recording Studios in Dublin.

Rhiannon Giddens, Francesco Turrisi, producer Joe Henry, and engineer Ryan Freeland discuss how they created a varied palette of sound with the many instruments heard on her new album, there is no Other. Filmed by Laura Sheeran at Windmill Lane Recording Studios in Dublin.

The title track to William Brittelle's Spiritual America. Performed by Wye Oak, Brooklyn Youth Chorus, and Metropolis Ensemble. Video directed by Katherine Helen Fisher, with cinematography by Sinziana Velicescu, and based on a concept by Brittelle.

The title track to Daughter of Swords' (Mountain Man's Alexandra Sauser-Monnig) debut solo album. Video directed, shot, and edited by D.L. Anderson.