The videos featured on Promonews last month included the usual diverse range of creativity in a month that saw the return of Robyn (above), Naughty Boy, MIKA and Charli xcx - including a surprising and brilliant team-up with Velvet Underground legend John Cale.Plus a poignant short film with music from Coldplay, Rag N Bone Man on an epic quest on his bike, worryingly good AI for Archive, two blasts of California cool for The Underground by Ramez 'Mezzy' Silyan - and Baby Dave on a hiliarious search for a posh bottle of water.And much more besides...

Another amazing range of work came through our doors in September...From blockbusters by Sabrina (above) and Gaga, the return of RAYE, a big splash from new kid Sekou, vivacious visualisers from JADE, a postmodern postscript by Fontaines D.C. hotel high-jinx from Wolf Alice, and imaginative animation from The Rolling Stones - and Adam Buxton.Plus, work by directing legends Floria Sigismondi and Sophie Muller - and some very exciting new directors too.

June sizzled, and so did the videos. Here's our pick of the vids featured on Promonews in the month when the summer really kicked off - starting with Addison Rae...

Our pick of the work featured here last month sees the pop video-making business moving into full-throttle eye-popping entertainment mode.As the medium fights back to retain and regain eyeballs - and also still make a big impact once its sliced to pieces for socials - we've entered a new era of maximalism. Also, we're getting new dimensions of brazen sexiness. Everyone is pulling out the stops.The evidence in the VOTM for April 2025 is here from LateMilk's latest for AJ Tracey, down to Charlotte Rutherford's Zara Larsson, a video hotter than an 18-wheel Mack Truck's radiator.And we get one thing or the other thing, or both, in the new videos for Bbyafricka, Doechii, Megan Thee Stallion, Obanjayar, PinkPantheress (the other one this past month by Charlotte Rutherford) and Yungblud (pictured). Then there's the impact of AI. Was April the month where it began to make some kind of sense? For different reasons the videos for The Darkness, and Snoop Dogg and friends, provide the evidence there. in both cases, the immense potential of the technology is still being controlled by humans.And then, as always, there was a whole lot of other stuff. We enjoyed that too!