After the customary sleepy start to the year, things started livening up in February. And here is the best stuff that we featured last month, where the new technology played unmistakeable part in some of the biggest moments. There was Ashnikko, bringing Saam Farahmand back to music videos, and employing AI to spectacular effect. And there was Hak Baker and Hey Baby doing the same. Slowthai launching a new record with contrasting vids helmed by directing teams The Rest and UNCANNY. While some classic partnerships returned: none more so than Anton Corbijn for the emotional return of Depeche Mode.The popsters were represented by Rita Ora and Jax Jones featuring Calum Scott, both courtesy of Charlie Sarsfield, while Joe Connor embraced Virtual Production and choreography to elevate Ellie Goulding's new direction.There was the revival of the trusty photobooth in Sayna Fardaraghi's video for Tom Grennan, more kinkiness from Tove Lo, headscratching concepts for Squid, self-directs from Taylor Swift and Enter Shikari; old school MTV vibes by Ivanna Borin for Paramore; and much more...

It was the familiar feeling of a new year kicking into shape. A trickle of fresh work, becoming an ever-steadier stream - supplemented by various things that slipped through the net at the back end of last year. But already hints and signs that in 2023 there will be big videos from big stars to get excited about - and get talked about.So the return of Miley Cyrus, P!nk and Sam Smith showed us the unassailable power of the music video medium as a vehicle for superstar power. But as always, its a broad church of creativity that saw artists new and older benefit from super work. So here are our picks of January...

Perhaps not surprisingly the final month of the year saw things quieten down after the intense activity of the previous few months. But there were some notable additions to the output of music videos for this year, before the curtain came down on 2022.That included a deceased A$AP Rocky hilariously reanimated by Cole Kush and Dan Streit (aka Grin Machine); Kendrick Lamar meeting his psychiatrist, played by Helen Mirren; Hector Dockrill's poignant saga of motherhood for Lewis Capaldi; Little Simz epic visual for her new release by Gabriel Moses; Alex Southam having Robbie Williams interview himself; The 1975 growing old gracefully in their latest outing by Samuel Bradley.And much more besides...

We featured a great range of work in November, and much of it was very good indeed - from both well-known names and exciting new talent.It was an big month of releases before things take a more Christmassy turn. So check out the excellent music videos big and small that we featured last month - from Ab-Soul to Yves Tumor, and much more besides.

October was another hectic month of releases, with an outstanding range of creativity in our pick of the best work featured on Promonews last month.There were the big releases - that collab between Elton and Britney, represented by two videos on the list, the first from UKMVA Best Director Tanu Muino; the second, for the Joel Corry remix, by Rebecca B Creative. And the 20th anniversary version of Christine Aguilera, with a thought-provoking video by Fiona Jane Burgess.The month saw the return of Mercury Prize-winning artists Arctic Monkeys and Benjamin Clementine, more notable additions to the campaigns of Harry Styles, George Ezra, Bree Runway, KSI, Sam Smith and more. And maybe above all, a new wave of new female pop stars and singer-songwriters made their mark in a serious way: Dora Jar, Dylan, Grace Gachot, Laurel Smith, as well as Dexter and Flowerovlove and others... they are represented here too. And of course, much more besides...

September was another bumper month of creativity for music videos and here is our pick of the standout work that we featured on Promonews during the month.From Anne-Marie and Aitch's relationship issues, to Stormzy and his many friends, via Louis Theroux's TikTok viral spin-off, Gayle and blackbear's ultra-violent toys, a gender-bending Loyle Carner, and Lewis Capaldi channelling a young George Michael.And much more besides...

As we staggered through the dog days of a properly hot summer, praying for some rain, the videos just kept pouring in.So here's a generous pick of the videos we featured here on Promonews in August - from Aitch to Wunderhorse, and everything in between...

It was another banging month, where we roared into the second half of 2022. And here is our pick of the videos we featured in July.It's a rich selection of delights that include videos for man-about-town (in a bed) Harry Styles; a very playful Ellie Goulding by Sophia Ray; brilliant painterly animation for Odesza by Balasz Simon; extraordinary body horror for Bring Me The Horizon by Thomas James; multiple Loyle Carners in a car by Loyle and Greg Hackett; super lo-fi hi-viz high jinx by Stealing Sheep by Tommy Husband... And much much more.