Live at Lee's Palace Fall, 2020

Directed by Natalie Panacci & Maks Milczarczyk

Edited by Lex Shuper

Live Sound by Brian Renton

Produced by Dan Burke

Directed by Ron Hollywood & Leah Hennessey

Edited by Leah Hennessey

Concept by Nyssa, Leah Hennessey, & Ron Hollywood

Cinematography by Ron Hollywood & Randi Paxton

Wardrobe & Make-up by Paulina Schultz, & Nyssa

Produced by Nyssa, Ron, Paulina, & Randi

Starring:

Nyssa as Dionysus

Paulina Schultz & Randi Paxton as The Maenads

Teddy as Herself

Special thanks to The Burgess Family for the use of their home & wilderness

"The Swans” is a present day, apocalypse-era reply to Springsteen's “Dancing In The Dark” or Bowie’s “Modern Love”. I wrote it before the pandemic, but in anticipation of the need to live above and against the fire and brimstone, to forever fall in love with the natural world. The forsaking of matrimony in “The Swans” is just another chain-cutting metaphor, another way of saying no to the trappings of the past and committing to a freer future. It's an anti-property love song directed at the entire experience of living.

Directed by Ron Hollywood, Randi-Lynn Paxton, Paulina Schultz & Nyssa

Edited by Andrew Matthews

"Bye Bye Jubilee" is a protest song written and produced by Nyssa.

Concept by Ron Hollywood & Nyssa

Directed and Edited by Ron Hollywood

Assistant Directing & Wardrobe by Paulina Schultz

Cinematography by Calm Elliott-Armstrong

Is a hypnotic blitzed-out lunar-soul glam shuffle, a sci-fi pulp satire call to arms—or call to the dance floor—in the age of climate catastrophe.

Director/editor Matt Marotti projects a similar vision in the accompanying video with a cut-up, psychedelic freak-out montage.

Nyssa’s triumphant, 21st century-road-song, “Hey Jackie”, receives a stunning visual treatment courtesy of director, Ron Hollywood.

We see Nyssa transformed into a lone sentry, an industrial knight-errant, defiantly at ease in her abandoned, apocalyptic realm. Invincible in her armour and calm in her poise, she walks alone, vindicated in her vagabond ways.

CREDITS

Concept by Ron Hollywood & Nyssa

Directed and Edited by Ron Hollywood

Coloured by Adam Kemp

Cinematography by Neal McAuley & Ron Hollywood

Styling & Wardrobe by Paulina Schultz, Sarah Alfred & Nyssa

Costumes provided by Malabar

Special thanks to Adam Kemp, Matthew Marotti, Andrew Hovi, Liza Kelly

Video by Ron Hollywood

“Champion of Love” is a bizarro Dionysian exultation—a puckish takedown of sterile adulthood.

Feast your eyes on this Ron Hollywood-directed glam Bacchanal.

I’m your pied piper, your mad hatter, your witch in the woods, here to lead you in the revelry of my sleazy Saturnalia.

Directed and Edited by Ron Hollywood

Concept by Nyssa & Ron Hollywood

Cinematography by Ron Hollywood, Neal McAuley, Andrew Hovi, Adam Kemp

Assistant Directed by Andrew Hovi

Lighting by Andrew Hovi, Adam Kemp, Ron Hollywood

Set Design by Anum Peerzada, Ron Hollywood, Nyssa

Styling & Wardrobe by Anum Peerzada, Nyssa, Madge Colleran

Make-up by Nyssa

Filmed at Piper’s House and White House Studios

Very special thanks to Piper MacFadyen, Adam Kemp, Cathy MacFadyen, Brooke Ramsay, Paulina Schultz, Gwen Joy for her Joy Toys, Claire White, Alex Bystram, Zoe Thomas, Heather Burgess, Hugh Mater

Produced by Nyssa & Ron Hollywood

Nyssa invites you to trip the light fantastic along her road to ruin. 'Cowboy' is a slow burn disco-twang delivered in a saturated flush of B-movie sentiment and sensation. Follow our femme fatales as they buck and blade their way thru confectionary smut and rubble, vengeance at the wheel. From the "Champion of Love" EP out April 13

Directed by Ron Hollywood

Concept by Nyssa & Ron Hollywood

Cinematography by Ron Hollywood, Joseph Fuda

Edited by Andrew Matthews

Starring Madge & Hovi

Special thanks to Randi-Lynn Paxton, Andrew Hovi, Rock 'N' Horse Saloon

Written, performed, and produced by NYSSA

Directed by Ron Hollywood

Edited by Matt Marotti

And many thanks to Andrew Hovi and Piper McFadyen

directed by Ron hollywood

cinematography by joseph fuda