Moses brings his Mum on stage to collect the Best Director award; Damian Kulash accepts Icon honour with simple message: "long live music videos".The 18th annual UK Music Video Awards, the biggest global celebration of music video creativity, produced another night of joy and emotion at the ceremony held last night (October 30th) at Magazine London.ASAP Rocky’s Tailor Swif won Video Of The Year and five honours in total, while videos for FKA twigs won four awards, and Gabriel Moses was named Best Director - and accepted the award accompanied by his mother, Grace Sotonrin (pictured above and below).At the show hosted by Ana Matronic of Scissor Sisters fame for the third year running, over 40 awards were announced, including two special honours: The Icon Award, which was accepted by OK Go frontman and director Damian Kulash, for the extraordinary videos the band have made for two decades; and the inaugural Legend Award, which celebrated the achievements of trailblazing director Diane Martel, who passed away in September.The Best Production Company award, sponsored by KODAK, went to Object & Animal for the second year running, and the company’s Morgan Clement won Best Executive Producer. Luna Carmoon won Best New Director, and also Best Rock/Alternative Video – Newcomer for Fontaines DC’s In The Modern World.The Object & Animal-produced video for FKA twigs’ Eusexua, directed by Jordan Hemingway, was a multiple award-winner on the night, with Zoï Tatopoulos winning Best Choreography In A Video, and Charlie Von Rotberg of Stitch Editing winning Best Editing In A Video for their work on the promo, before Hemingway accepted the Best Pop Video UK prize for Eusexua. Hemingway also won Best Alternative Video UK for another twigs video, Striptease.Among the most joyful moments on the night came when two individuals from the British music video industry won individual honours for the first time: Polydor commissioner Louis Danckwerts won Best Creative Commissioner; and Chris Murdoch won Best Producer. Both were involved in several videos that won awards on the night, and both accepted the Best R&B/Soul/Jazz Video UK award on behalf of Celeste for her self-directed video for This Is Who I Am.Once again, the international attendees of the awards came from far and wide to be present at the UKMVAs – including Osmar Junior, who flew in from Brazil to accept the Best Colour Grading In A Video award, sponsored by Studio RM.OK Go’s Damian Kulash accepted the Icon Award, having flown in from Los Angeles overnight, with very short acceptance speech, saying: “Long live music videos”. He was then on stage later in the evening to accept the Best Rock Video International prize with one of his co-directors of the video Aaron Duffy, who had just arrived from New York. But none came away with more honours than Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia, whose video for ASAP Rocky’s Tailor Swif won a record haul of five awards on the night including Video Of The Year, Best Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Video International and three prestigious Technical Achievement awards.Made in Kyiv, Ukraine before the start of the Ukranian war with Russia – and shelved for two years - Heymann and Muggia accepted Best Cinematography in a Video on behalf of Denys Lushchyk, and Best Production Design on behalf of Misha Levchenko, plus Best Visual Effects in a Video, by Heymann and Tal Baltuch for the extraordinary ASAP Rocky video. Furthermore the directing duo also accepted the award for Best Pop Video International for Sabrina Carpenter’s Manchild.Oher winners among British artists at this year’s UKMVAs were Wolf Alice’s Bloom Baby Bloom, with director Colin Solal Cardo and his colleagues at Stink picking up the Best Rock Video UK prize; Leon Vynhall’s Cruel Love, directed by Alex Takács, winner of Best Dance/Electronic Video UK; and in another joyful moment, directing collective Boy Dykes picked up Best Hip Hop/Grime/Rap Video UK for Kae Tempest’s Statue In The Square – their first video. Boy Dykes member Lydia Garnett also won Best Special Visual Project for her Hannah Holland film Last Exit On Bethnal, while Chapter Road member Tom Gullum accepted the Best Live Video prize for Fred Again.. & Obongjayar’s Adore U.Director/DoP Jake Erland won his first UKMVA for his video for Olivia Dean’s Nice To Each Other, winning Best Pop/R&B/Soul/Jazz Video – Newcomer. Other wins in the Newcomer categories came for Yeeid, who won Best Dance / Electronic Video for Tinie Tempah’s Eat It Up; Nicolas De Sola for Archy Moor – Robbery Rings, winner of Best Hip Hop / Grime / Rap Video; Mikuláš Hrdlička, winner of Best Cinematography newcomer for Son Lux – Flickers; and Sharon Chung at Wash for her Colour Grading on Rüfüs du Sol’s Break My Love.And there were two British winners of two awards making their debut at the UKMVAs this year: Selma Nicholls CDA won the inaugural Best Casting In A Video for her work on Bakar’s Lonyo!; and Rory Alexander Stewart won the Best Low Budget Video prize for Squid’s Cro-Magnon Man.Many of the award recipients reacted on stage with surprise and delight – including Italian director Alice Fassi, who won Best Alternative Video International for directing Cults’ Onions.One of the most emotional moments came early in the evening, when there was a special presentation of the first Legend Award to honour the late Diane Martel, with a video tribute by her friend Ben Cole, and the award accepted by Juliette Larthe and Lee Fairweather on behalf of Diane’s family.Then, near the end, Gabriel Moses took to the stage with his mother to accept the Best Director prize, to the acclaim of the assembled members of the music video community at this year’s UKMVAs. A very special moment at the climax of a very memorable evening.• All the winners of the UKMVAs 2025 here

A$AP ROCKY'S TAILOR SWIF BY VANIA & MUGGIA WINS VIDEO OF THE YEAR & FIVE IN TOTALGABRIEL MOSES WINS BEST DIRECTOR; LUNA CARMOON AWARDED BEST NEW DIRECTORFKA TWIGS WINS BEST POP AND BEST ALTERNATIVE VIDEO UK & TWO MORE AWARDSCHRIS MURDOCH WINS BEST PRODUCER; LOUIS DANCKWERTS TAKES BEST COMMISSIONEROBJECT & ANIMAL NAMED BEST PRODUCTION COMPANY FOR SECOND YEAR RUNNINGICON AWARD PRESENTED TO OK GO FRONTMAN & DIRECTOR DAMIAN KULASHINAUGURAL LEGEND AWARD CELEBRATES THE LATE DIANE MARTELThe UK Music Video Awards 2025 took place tonight, October 30th, hosted by Ana Matronic at Magazine in London. More than 40 UKMVAs were presented, and here is a complete list of the winners.UK Music Video Awards 2025 – THE WINNERSBest Pop Video – UK in association with Cinelab Film & DigitalFKA twigs – EusexuaDirector: Jordan HemingwayDirector's Rep: Object & AnimalProducers: Morgan Clement, Sarah TognazziProduction Company: Object & AnimalRecord Co: Atlantic Records / YoungBest R&B / Soul / Jazz Video – UKCeleste – This Is Who I AmDirector: CelesteProducer: Chris MurdochProduction Co: CasinoCommissioner: Louis DanckwertsRecord Co: Polydor RecordsBest Dance / Electronic Video – UKLeon Vynehall – Cruel LoveDirector: Alex TakácsDirector's Rep: ProdcoProducer: Fred QvortrupProduction Co: ProdcoRecord Co: OozeBest Rock Video – UKWolf Alice – Bloom Baby BloomDirector: Colin Solal CardoDirector's Rep: HandsProducers: Biba Thomas, Kitty WordsworthProduction Co: Stink FilmsCommissioner: Michael LewinRecord Co: Columbia Records / Sony Music EntertainmentBest Alternative Video – UKFKA twigs – StripteaseDirector: Jordan HemingwayDirector's Rep: DivisionProducer: Ernest BouvierProduction Co: DivisionCommissioner: Brian MboaRecord Co: Atlantic Records / YoungBest Hip Hop / Grime / Rap Video – UKKae Tempest – Statue In The SquareDirectors: Boy Dykes (Juliette Larthe, Jess Kohl, Lydia Garnett, Jesse Glazzard, Romeo Roxman Gatt)Producers: Gael Houdin-Brenac, Benji LandmanProduction Co: Pure PhaseCommissioner: Studio IslandRecord Co: Island RecordsBest Pop Video – InternationalSabrina Carpenter – ManchildDirectors: Vania & MuggiaDirector's Rep: IconoclastProducers: Natan Schottenfels, Nathan Scherrer, Aiden MagarianProduction Co: IconoclastCommissioner: Steven GottliebRecord Co: Island RecordsBest R&B / Soul / Jazz Video – InternationalAudrey Nuna – MineDirector: Zac Dov WieselDirector's Rep: HandsProducers: Megan Adriana, Claire LoudisProduction Co: Big KidCommissioner: Arista RecordsRecord Co: Arista Records Best Dance / Electronic Video – InternationalDJ Snake with Amadou & Mariam – PatienceDirector: Valentin GuiodDirector's Rep: Capri AurellExec Producers: Fabacary Assymby Coly, Hugo Besson, Laura DraultProducers: Hugo Legrand Nathan (Birth), Souleymane Kebe (Assy Productions), Yacine Medkour (2horloges)Production Co: Birth, Assy Productions, 2horlogesCommissioner: DJ SnakeRecord Co: Pardon My FrenchBest Rock Video – InternationalOK Go – LoveDirectors: Damian Kulash, Aaron Duffy, Miguel EspadaDirector's Rep: Park Pictues, 1stAveMachineExec Producer: Andrew GellerProducer: Petra AhmannProduction Co: 1stAveMachineCommissioner: OK Go / ParacaduteRecord Co: Paracadute Best Alternative Video – InternationalCults – OnionsDirector: Alice FassiDirector's Rep: C41Exec Producers: Barbara Guieu (C41), Anna Roudaut (Le/Pac)Producers: Benjamin Bernard, Shayan FarooqProduction Co: Le\Pac & C41Commissioner: Bryan YounceRecord Co: Imperial RecordsBest Hip Hop / Grime / Rap Video – InternationalA$AP Rocky – Tailor SwifDirectors: Vania & MuggiaDirector's Rep: IconoclastProducer: Natan SchottenfelsProduction Co: IconoclastRecord Co: RCABest Pop / R&B / Soul / Jazz Video – NewcomerOlivia Dean – Nice To Each OtherDirector: Jake ErlandProducer: Rowan Mackintosh KingProduction Co: Park PicturesCommissioners: Louis Danckwerts & Semera KhanRecord Co: Capitol Records Best Dance / Electronic Video – NewcomerTinie Tempah ft Skepsis – Eat It UpDirector: YeeiidDirector's Rep: OcurensExec Producer: Emmanuelle Le ChatProducer: Adam WattsProduction Co: OcurensCommissioner: Sara VieiraRecord Co: Imhotep RecordsBest Rock / Alternative Video – NewcomerFontaines D.C. – In The Modern WorldDirector: Luna CarmoonDirector's Rep: ProdcoProducer: Chris MurdochProduction Co: ProdcoCommissioner: Scott WrightRecord Co: XL RecordingsBest Hip Hop / Grime / Rap Video – NewcomerArchy Moor – Robbery RingsDirector: Nicolas De SolaDirector's Rep: DiplomatsProducers: Diplomats / When Not IfProduction Co: DiplomatsRecord Co: AOPCTVBest Low Budget VideoSquid – Cro-Magnon ManDirector: Rory Alexander StewartDirector's Rep: HandsProducer: Zaigham Hameed ButtProduction Co: CANADACommissioner: Ruth MorrisRecord Co: Warp RecordsBest Live VideoFred Again.. & Obongjayar – Adore UDirector: Chapter RoadDirector's Rep: Claire Stubbs at MouthpieceProducer: Sarah ParksProduction Company: PartizanCommissioners: Kim Jarrett, Andrew ReidRecord Co: Atlantic Records UK Best Special Visual ProjectHannah Holland – Last Exit On BethnalDirector: Lydia GarnettProducer: Celeste DoigProduction Co: SomesuchRecord Co: ATC ManagementBest Casting in a VideoBakar – Lonyo!Casting Director: Selma Nicholls CDADirector: Tom EmmersonProducer: Zoe GunnProduction Co: Business ClubRecord Co: Bad HabitBest Performance in a VideoDoechii – Denial Is A RiverPerformer: DoechiiCasting Agent: Sarah-May LevyDirector: James MackelProducer: Autumn MaschiProduction Co: LotumnRecord Co: TDEBest Production Design in a VideoA$AP Rocky – Tailor SwifProduction Designer: Misha LevchenkoDirectors: Vania & MuggiaProducer: Natan SchottenfelsProduction Co: IconoclastRecord Co: RCABest Styling in a Video in association with DAZEDYung Lean – Forever YungStylist: Desiree LaidlerDirector: Aidan ZamiriProduction Co: Object & AnimalRecord Co: World AffairsBest Choreography in a VideoFKA twigs – EusexuaChoreographer: Zoï TatopoulosDirector: Jordan HemingwayProduction Co: Object & AnimalRecord Co: Atlantic Records / YoungBest Cinematography in a VideoA$AP Rocky – Tailor SwifCinematographer: Denys LushchykDirectors: Vania & MuggiaProduction Co: IconoclastRecord Co: RCABest Cinematography in a Video – NewcomerSon Lux – FlickersCinematographer: Mikuláš HrdličkaDirector: Petr VlčekProduction Co: FamuRecord Co: This Is MeruBest Colour Grading in a Video in association with Studio RMRubel – Ouro / ReckonerColourist: Osmar JuniorDirector: Larissa ZaidanPost House: KausProduction Co: Kaus Best Colour Grading in a Video – NewcomerRüfüs du Sol – Break My LoveColourist: Sharon ChungDirector: KatzkiPost House: WashProduction Co: Rabbit House MXRecord Co: Warner RecordsBest Editing in a Video in association with ShiftFKA twigs – EusexuaEditor: Charlie Von RotbergDirector: Jordan HemingwayEdit House: Stitch EditingProduction Co: Object & AnimalRecord Co: Atlantic Records / Young Best Editing in a Video - NewcomerClovis – Les CigalesEditors: Alvynn Diagne & Terence NuryDirector: Alvynn DiagnePost House: MonumentalProduction Co: OcurensRecord Co: Politesse Records Best Visual Effects in a VideoA$AP Rocky – Tailor SwifVFX Artists: Vania Heymann, Tal BaltuchDirectors: Vania & MuggiaProduction Co: IconoclastRecord Co: RCA Best Animation in a VideoMac Miller – BalloonerismDirector: Samuel Jerome MasonPost House: Wobbly WayProduction Co: HornetRecord Co: Warner Records Best Creative CommissionerLouis Danckwerts, PolydorBest Producer in association with WPA UKChris MurdochBest Executive ProducerMorgan Clement, Object & AnimalBest New DirectorLuna CarmoonBest Director in association with Electric Theatre CollectiveGabriel MosesBest Production Company in association with KodakObject & AnimalThe Icon AwardDamian KulashThe Legend AwardDiane MartelVideo of the YearA$AP Rocky – Tailor SwifDirectors: Vania & MuggiaDirector's Rep: IconoclastProducer: Natan SchottenfelsProduction Co: IconoclastRecord Co: RCA• MORE ON UK Music Video Awards 2025 COMING SOON

It's arrived at last - the biggest night of the year for music videos.The UK Music Video Awards 2025 takes place at Magazine London in North Greenwich, London tonight (October 30th) where a packed house of music video professionals will celebrate the industry's achievements over the past 12 months.The address of the venue is 11 Ordnance Crescent, London, SE10 0JH. The nearest tube station is North Greenwich (Jubilee Line).Over 40 honours will be handed out in a ceremony hosted by our presenter this evening for the third year running - presenter, DJ and Scissor Sister, Ana Matronic.For those attending tonight's show, the doors open at 6.30pm for pre-show refreshments, supper at 7.30pm, and the show itself at 8pm. The festivities will continue at the aftershow at Magazine, until 1am. Late night celebrations will continue at party hosted by Ocurens at the Colour Factory in East London - UKMVAs ticket holders can RSVP here.

The Reids return with their sixth music video for Mura Masa, and once again bring the viewer into the heart of a joyful gathering, courtesy of a riveting device.The video for Hands Up follows on from previous collabs with the Guernsey-born producer, songwriter and DJ, capturing the buzz of a houseparty in full swing. It's authenticity is captured through the intimate details - enabled by tracking the movement of the partygoers' hands.As with directing duo William and Ed Reid's video for I'm Really Hot (For Myself) - also on Mura Masa's Curve 1 EP, this was shot on the iPhone 17 Pro. It's undoubtedly a great showcase for the capabilities of the camera - allied to a razorsharp edit by Nik Kohler. But the concept and the unmistakeable party spirit is all down to The Reids - you've got to hand it to them.

Phoebe Dowling latest video for rising artist SCARLET follows her on a strange journey of self-discovery - involving horses, guns, fishing and a bold barrage of Y2K graphics.A maximalist, campy delight, SCARLET rides across an overcast landscape, hunting herself down and feasting on her prey.Complimented by hot-pink graphics and on-screen lyrics, the video never gives the viewer a moment to breathe, pulling them deep into the singer's weird and wonderful world.'i wish it was you' is out on all streaming platforms, and marks the beginning of a new era for the artist, following her previous EP, Glorified Daydreams.

Joshua Kissi directs a breezy combination of performance with heartwarming vignettes for singer and rapper MoRuf's collab with SZA.The video for PT Cruiser is inspired by the nostalgic sensibilities of the iconic retro-inspired Chrysler, playing out in a laidback suburban concept, celebrating love, friendship and family. “The PT Cruiser has always felt like more than a car to me," says Joshua Kissi. "It’s a time capsule that holds the spirit of moments past, present, and what’s still to come. It represents a certain kind of suburban dream that shaped who we are and how we see the world."Each vignette in this film ties back to that feeling, the warmth of nostalgia, the small pieces of our past that still live within us today."Boasting a heightened, even dreamlike aesthetic, the video balances style and substance, with brilliant performances from the artists and featured actors alike. "Working with MoRuf over the years has been a meticulous journey of shaping his visual language around memory, community, and truth," Kissi continues. "His friendship with SZA, rooted in their shared history and growth, gave this song and film an even deeper resonance."There’s something powerful about watching their worlds reconnect. It made everything about this project feel alive, familiar, and full of heart.”