24: Visual Album

'24' is a groundbreaking classical visual album by acclaimed composer, pianist, and director Fabio D'Andrea. This unique project showcases 24 original piano pieces, each set in a different musical key.

Every composition is brought to life through visually stunning short films, directed by Fabio and featuring renowned actors and celebrities performing beautifully choreographed dance sequences, many of whom are dancing for the first time on screen.

A number of music videos from the series thematically tackle a variety of universal social issues and have been used to support charities and campaigns.

Supporting Important Causes

Fabio D'Andrea has consistently used his music videos to raise awareness for a wide range of important causes. By collaborating with celebrities and artists, he has created powerful visual narratives that highlight issues such as domestic abuse, mental health, and chronic illness. Through his unique blend of music and film, Fabio’s work not only entertains but also sparks conversations and drives support for charities and organizations working to make a difference in these areas.

Mel B

Domestic Violence

The fourth video taken from '24' is called "Love Should Not Hurt", and stars Spice Girl Mel B in a gritty role, tackling the subject of domestic violence. Gaining international press and TV coverage upon it's release, the music video, which supports the charity Women's Aid, has been used to instigate conversations on the greater need for protection of victims of domestic abuse.

Peter Andre

Bullying

Fabio directed the powerful music video "Another Way" to highlight the tragic consequences of bullying. The video portrays a storyline where bullying leads to a young boy’s death, but then rewinds to show how the situation could have ended differently with support and intervention. This impactful piece was created to raise awareness and inspire positive actions against bullying and has been shown in schools as part of an anti-bullyign campaign.

Russell Tovey

Mental Health

Russell Tovey starred in "Something Left to Love," a deeply moving piece directed by Fabio, which sheds light on mental health struggles, particularly focusing on the feelings of isolation, uncertainty, and emotional strain that many artists and performers experience. The video, first in the series, follows Tovey as he navigates the highs and lows of his craft, revealing a raw and honest perspective on how personal challenges can shape an artist's journey.

Rose Leslie

Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Rose stars in "Hope Reborn", playing the character of Amy, a young professional lady who discovers that she has multiple sclerosis (MS). The video was released to support the charities the MS Society and Overcoming MS. The video depicts Amy being diagnosed with MS, and aims to provide awareness about those living with the condition, and others in society who face similar 'hidden' illnesses.