Director Nigel Dick‘s video for The Real McCoy’s 1995 dance-floor hit “Run Away” was deemed “too dark” by the band’s label, which isn’t surprising given how much of a disconnect there is between the setting of the video and the kinds of places this song was presumably played. But a ’90s dance song seemingly so culturally relevant at a moment where “Foreclosures, Bankruptcies Up” is the headline every day is a bit unexpected. So here it is, an Orwellian (in an Apple commercial kind of way) video interpretation of a club track in which defeated workers toil under the watchful eye of Big Brother: if that doesn’t get the hips gyrating, what will? (more…)