The document discusses the choice of track for a music video. The track chosen is "Plastic & Flashing Lights" by Professor Kliq. Professor Kliq's dance/funk genre was selected because it would combine well with an animated video format. The youthful and abstract sound of Professor Kliq's music also makes it a suitable fit. Professor Kliq is an established artist with several well-received mixtapes, indicating a high quality of music.

1. Free-Licence Track. By Luke Jenner

2. My Choice of Track The track in which I have chosen to use for my music video, is that of Professor Kliq’s ‘Plastic & Flashing Lights’. Firstly, I decided to use this specific track because, it’s dance/funk genre appears to combine well with my type of music video, which idealistically, will be of an animated format. Choosing a dance track enables me to be both creative, and experimental, with my music video, as the genre itself does not require a band performance, or particular storyline/mood; therefore giving the director complete control.

3. Professor Kliq The artist in which I have acquired my ‘free-licence’ track from, is that of ‘Professor Kliq’. One of the many reasons I decided to use this particular artist, was because of the youthful sound in his music, (possibly due to the artist himself being a teenager), and the way in which the song itself conveys a rather abstract sound, which is fittingly suitable for an animated video. Furthermore, ‘Professor Kliq’ himself, already has several well-established mix tapes, and volumes advertised by Jamendo. Therefore, it is evident that the artist is producing music of a rather high quality, in an attempt to receive attention from record labels, management companies, etc..

4. Artist Imagery The Song used for my music video, is named ‘Plastic And Flashing Lights’ taken from the album titled ‘Community Service' by Professor Kliq. Professor Kliq’s signature logo. Photograph taken of Kliq, merged alongside a poster Promoting his café tour of LA.