Music Television is very pleased to present Naughty Boy and the music video to his song titled La la la, featuring Sam Smith, from Naughty Boy's debut album titled Hotel Cabana. The music video was directed by Ian Pons Jewell.
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Naughty Boy - La la la ft. Sam Smith (Official Music Video)
Music Television is pleased to present Sam Smith and the animated music video for his song titled Fire On Fire. The animation was taken from the new mini-series adaptation of Watership Down, of which this song is the theme song for. Watership Down is available internationally on Netflix.
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Music Television is proud to present Sam Smith and the music video for One Last Song, which is track #3 from his album titled The Thrill Of It All. The video was shot on 35mm film and was directed by Joe Connor. It was filmed in one take from the stage and thoughtout the hallways and onto the roof of the London Palladium. It is a music video that will soon added to the Music-Television post: One Take Music Video Hall Of Famers.
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This network was digging Sam Smith way back in the day when on September 8, 2012, we spotted him singing with Disclosure on Latch and put the following track on our sister site, MusicLoad: MusicLoad.com/2012/09/disclosure-latch-featuring-sam-smith.html
Music Television is proud to present the music video to Sam Smith's single titled Too Good At Goodbyes.
The song was written by Sam Smith, Jimmy Napes, Tor Erik Hermansen and Mikkel Storleer Eriksen.
The studio recording was produced by Jimmy Napes, Steve Fitzmaurice.
The music video was directed by Luke Monaghan and was produced by Mikey Levelle & Tom Birmingham.
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You must think that I’m stupid You must think that I’m a fool You must think that I’m new to this But I have seen this all before I’m never going to let you close to me Even though you mean the most to me 'Cause every time I open up it hurts So I’m never going to get too close to you Even when I mean the most to you In case you go and leave me in the dirt But every time you hurt me, the less that I cry And every time you leave me, the quicker these tears dry And every time you walk out, the less I love you Baby we don’t stand a chance, it’s sad but it’s true I’m way too good at goodbyes (I’m way too good at goodbyes) I’m way too good at goodbyes (I’m way too good at goodbyes) No way that you’ll see me cry (No way that you’ll see me cry) I’m way too good at goodbyes (I’m way too good at goodbyes) I know you’re thinking I’m heartless I know you’re thinking I’m cold I’m just protecting my innocence I’m just protecting my soul I’m never going to let you close to me Even though you mean the most to me ‘Cause every time I open up it hurts So I’m never going to get too close to you Even when I mean the most to you In case you go and leave me in the dirt But every time you hurt me, the less that I cry And every time you leave me, the quicker these tears dry And every time you walk out, the less I love you Baby we don’t stand a chance, it’s sad but it’s true I’m way too good at goodbyes (I’m way too good at goodbyes) I’m way too good at goodbyes (I’m way too good at goodbyes) No way that you’ll see me cry (No way that you’ll see me cry) I’m way too good at goodbyes (I’m way too good at goodbyes) No... (I’m way too good at goodbyes) (I’m way too good at goodbyes) (No way that you’ll see me cry) Oh... (I’m way too good at goodbyes) ‘Cause every time you hurt me, the less that I cry And every time you leave me, the quicker these tears dry And every time you walk out, the less I love you Baby we don’t stand a chance, it’s sad but it’s true I’m way too good at goodbyes
MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION CREDITS
Directed by - Luke Monaghan
Produced by - Mikey Levelle & Tom Birmingham
Styled by - Charlie Casley-Hayford
Make up by - Charley McEwen & Jodie Hyams
Hair by - Paul Edmonds
btw... this network was digging Sam Smith way back in the day when on September 8, 2012, we spotted him singing with Disclosure on Latch and put the following track on our sister site, MusicLoad: MusicLoad.com/2012/09/disclosure-latch-featuring-sam-smith.html
Back on September 8, 2012 our sister site MusicLoad.Com plugged Disclosure - Latch about a month before it was released, which Sam Smith was the featured vocalist on. Nearly two years later, that Disclosure song has still has legs and is presently in the Top 10 most searched songs on Shazam this week.
After a nice run of singing on other people's projects, Sam has ventured out on his own and it's pretty darned good! This song below is just one of his tracks titled Stay With Me off his upcoming album titled The Lonely Hour. It's a total rip off of Tom Petty's song I Won’t Back Down, but it's a undeniable hit.
Music Television is very pleased to present Naughty Boy and the music video to his song titled La la la, featuring Sam Smith, from Naughty Boy's debut album titled Hotel Cabana. The music video was directed by Ian Pons Jewell.
