This document analyzes and summarizes the music video for the song "Audio, Video, Disco" by the electronic rock band Justice. It discusses the narrative genre of the video, how it depicts the band making their music in stages corresponding to the song's lyrics. The video shows Justice working in a studio and playing instruments, maintaining their cool image while representing their electronic rock sound. It also shows how the video meets the demands of promoting the band's image and logo as required by their record label.

2. WHAT TYPE OF GENRE IS THE VIDEO?
• The type of video shown is a narrative with justice telling
the story of how they make their music.
• The three words audio, video, disco are the only words in
the song which means that the focus of the video is
concentrated on those three words.

3. GENRE CHARACTERISTICS
• The genre electronic rock isn't in your face in this video. We don’t have
massive stage performances but instead we see Justice make their
music in bits in a chronological order.
• The rock star look is kept and we see the two members looking very
cool, maintaining their image for their many fans.
• We do see the instruments used to make the music, a lot of people
presume electronic rock is completely done on computers but it’s not.
We see justice play some riffs and melodies in time with the music
video.

4. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LYRICS AND VISUALS
• The song itself only has three words, audio, video and disco. In the video we
see how Justice made their album.
• In order, we first see audio and we see Justice making the music with several
different instruments and we see them in the studio recording their voices.
The first time we hear audio being sung is when Xavier (one of the members)
starts to sing in the recording booth.
• We then have video. We don’t see Justice make a music video in the music
video cause that could get a bit confusing. Instead I think that the video that
we are watching is the video that is being sung about cause what comes
after is celebrating the success of the audio and the video.
• Lastly we have the disco. We see towards the end of the clip a disco or at
least jumping crowds with Gaspard (the other half of the band) performing
on the drums. I think the term disco is used loosely as we see Justice
following success by getting a record from their manager, which in real life is
their real manager, Pedro Winters. At a disco you're supposed to have a
good time and relax and that’s what we see Justice doing after they’ve made
their music.

6. DEMANDS OF RECORD LABEL MET
• We see the band members of Justice frequently in the video. As they
are the main focus because they are the one making the music.
• The bands logo, which is a cross is seen a few times in the video.
Mainly a huge white cross on what appears to be on a big interface with
lights on it. This in actual fact is their workstation and is seen at every
live show they do. They also have a clip where there are nine marshal
amplifiers which have lights in them. This is also a referral to their live
shows where they have 18 of them, set up in two squares that perform
amazing led graphics.