British photographer and filmmaker Nadia Lee Cohen has directed a new music video for Aphex Twin’s 2017 track ‘Korg Funk 5’, made in collaboration with Warp Records.

Earlier this week, Cohen unveiled the full music video, co-directed by fellow collaborator and photographer, Charlie Denis.

The video follows Cohen as the protagonist, who embarks on a surrealist journey through death, dance, police chases, resurrection, and more across its bonkers 3-and-a-half minutes. US rapper JT also appears as a cameo.

The new music video was teased by Cohen on Instagram just a day before its release, when she shared a still from the video stamped with Aphex Twin’s signature logo.

‘Korg Funk 5’ was originally released in 2017 in a collaboration with Japanese synth company Korg, made entirely using a Monologue instrument created by Tatsuya Takahashi. The track also features vocals from AFX’s son.

In March, Aphex Twin curated an “original playlist” for streetwear brand Supreme after teaming up on a collection of clothing.

The 191-track playlist featured the likes of Azymuth, Burial, Tangerine Dream, Squarepusher, Brian Eno, Ragga Twins, Actress, Kraftwerk, Run-DMC, Andy Stott, and Salamanda, among many more.

Last year, Aphex Twin also released a reissue of his ‘Selected Ambient Works Volume II’ in celebration of its 30th anniversary, which landed via his long-associated label, Warp.

The new edition of the record marked the first time that every track was made available on all formats, with ‘#19’ previously only available on the original vinyl release in 1994.

Watch the new music video for Korg Funk 5, directed by Nadia Lee Cohen, below.