Brian Torres Korlofsky is a multidisciplinary artist across music video direction, film editing, and production. Splitting his time between New York City, St. Croix USVI, Florida and Philadelphia, with years rooted in the underground and electronic music scenes, building a body of work defined by official collaborations with artists like Diplo and MF DOOM.
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Collaborations & Career Highlights
As a foundational figure at Mad Decent, he helped shape the label's early identity, including its name and logo, and directed music videos for Diplo's solo projects.
He and Diplo also produced as Regulation Status, including “Blue Beard Dreams” (track 10) on The Drastic Jungle Project,. That production took on a second life when MF DOOM, recording as Viktor Vaughn, built “Back End” around it on the album Venomous Villain (Witzard interview).
Beyond the studio, his visual work spans stage backdrops, live visuals, and video mixes, including pieces dedicated to DOOM, created for screens and stages across the scene. For Big Dada, the label behind King Geedorah, he contributed to the Well Deep retrospective megamix (Ten Years of Big Dada Recordings) and directed “The Final Hour”, the only official video the project would receive. Starting from cut-out pieces of the Take Me to Your Leader sleeve. Duey also directed a music video for “Shadows of Tomorrow” off the Madvillain Record, which was featured on the Stones Throw 101 as an easter egg.
You can catch another interview in “The Surreal Music Videos of MF DOOM”, where An Absurd Existence talks with System D-128 about how that piece came together.
