
Released in July 1997 at the apex of the Britpop movement, 'Blinded By The Sun' arrived in a crowded but commercially fertile UK singles market — its chart neighbours included Oasis, The Verve, and The Charlatans. The Seahorses were a direct cultural product of the post-Stone Roses guitar lineage, fronted by John Squire, lending the band significant press weight and fan crossover. The song was written by vocalist…
A representative artefact of peak Britpop's guitar-rock mainstream, the video embeds the Seahorses within the era's visual grammar: naturalistic outdoor settings, band-forward performance footage, and sun-saturated framing that aligns with Britpop's romanticised Englishness. As the second single…
British music video and commercial director. Attended St. Martin's College. Made his name directing promos in the mid-to-late 1990s, working with artists including Jamiroquai, Babylon Zoo, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Des'ree, Simply Red, Richard…
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