The Liverpool creative scene is officially on notice.
Updated: Aug 4
While the city is world-famous for the musicians standing under the stage lights, it is the visionary talent working behind the lens that brings those sounds to life.
Driving the Visual Narrative for "Go Find Her"
When emerging alternative act The Latrielles needed a high-concept, atmospheric visual to match the high-drive energy of "Go Find Her", they turned to Rayleigh. Managing the entire production from concept to final cut under the Selasi Films banner, Rayleigh delivered a sharp, moody, and deeply professional music video that perfectly captures the track's sonic identity.
The industry response was instant. Upon the video's official premiere, Rayleigh shared, “'Go Find Her' Music Video Out Now! Directed by Me,” sparking immediate praise from the band themselves, who responded: “Thank you so much we love it.” The project highlights Rayleigh's innate ability to collaborate seamlessly with musicians, translating raw sound into gripping, narrative film.
Rayleigh’s distinct directorial style has been meticulously crafted right here in the heart of the city's creative quarter. As a student at LMA Liverpool (Liverpool Media Academy), Rayleigh has spent the last few years surrounded by a booming community of media innovators, actors, and musicians, utilizing the academy’s creative incubator to build an impressive professional portfolio.
This deep artistic exploration recently led Rayleigh to create a deeply personal and striking short film centered on Ghanaian culture. Shot as a moving tribute to her roots, the project dives into the heritage, traditions, and vibrant spirit of Ghana—the birthplace of her father. Balancing commercial music video production with profound cultural storytelling highlights Rayleigh's incredible versatility and emotional depth as a filmmaker.
Watch Liverpool & Ghana Echoes of The Past below
Now, a major new chapter is about to begin:
The Current Run: Rayleigh is spending the summer working at breakneck speed, shooting projects and cementing a reputation as one of Liverpool's go-to young directors.
London Bound: This September, Rayleigh will relocate to start university in London, stepping directly into the capital's elite filmmaking and media landscapes.
The "Go Find Her" video stands as a triumphant showcase of Rayleigh's ready-for-the-big-screen capabilities. London is gaining an exceptional visual storyteller, and the independent film scene is bound to see big things from Selasi Films in the very near future.
Watch Go Find Her by The Latrielles below:
