As a creative director, Aleaha Reneé’s focus is clear: to give visual life to the songs that shaped us—especially the ones tucked away in an artist’s backlist.

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In an industry obsessed with the next big thing, Aleaha is drawn to what still lingers. She believes older songs deserve fresh cinematic language, because meaning deepens with time. Her work is rooted in that moment when a song you once sang absentmindedly as a teenager suddenly clicks—because you’ve lived a little more, and now it meets you differently. Someone once said, “If you don’t understand a song, just live a bit more. You will.” That’s been true for her.

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Now, she creates work designed to spark that same kind of revelation in others. Whether directing a dreamy homage to feminine fantasy or reimagining a pop song through a deeply personal lens, Aleaha’s work is a love letter to those who feel too much, dream too big, and are still figuring it out. Her goal as a music video director isn’t just to reflect what a song once meant—but to show what it can mean now.