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Roisino directs a moody, dance-based&nbsp;interpretation of the classic Satani occult film for Lowes.The video for Late Night Visions takes us on the narrative journey of the band's lead singer Evie, who wakes up in a disorientated setting, before happening across the remnants of an occult ritual."With a clear dystopian aesthetic referencing Wiccan and Druid influences; we explored these themes through the use of key symbolism of lines, the Lowe's logo and colour theory," explains Roisino.&nbsp;"As Evie encounters these symbols we flashback to Evie in a ritual setting surrounded by occult members and Lowe's members James and Luca, as the leaders."The ritual is portrayed with a twist on the classic Satanic style; incorporating these subjects as contemporary dancers with symbiotic group movements and expressive freestyles."With previous experience as&nbsp;a dancer, Roisino says&nbsp;it was exciting to create a video with such strong themes of flashback and ritual, in combination with evocative contemporary movements from talented dancers. "An aesthetic and stylised music video that feels like a movie, whilst making you invested in the emotive intention of the song is a true representation of my director's style."

United Kingdom

Roisino

Pilar Muro

Papaya Films

Made In Eden

Jaie Petty

Ellie Walker

Maya Man

Juliette Wileman

Marisa Garner Associates

Elena Argiros

Sony Music

Nic Marilyn

Mark Bowden

Dance

House

Lowes 'Late Night Visions' by Roisino

Lowes-'Late-Night-Visions'-by-Roisino

Having worked together on a Little Dragon video last year, Jack Whiteley and Joe Wills have formed a new directing partnership as Dreamjob, launching the team with the off-the-wall video for Flyte's I've Got A Girl.These purveyors of peerless indie-pop have a new beauty in I've Got A Girl, visualised in a strange brew of symbolic imagery which has the band fitted into a showbiz version of medieval stocks, drenched in blood-red juice, and tormented by a trio of mysterious&nbsp;characters - their chief tormentor played with wild-eyed gusto by Tina Malone, from Shameless.Only briefly are Flyte able to&nbsp;break out of their confinement to perform the song - then it's back to the stocks. What can it all mean? Dreamjob are not giving too much away, describing it simply as "an ode to love lost, irrelevance and new beginnings". The rest is very much open to interpretation.

Dreamjob

Lou Gallagher

Ibiza Producer

Paul Mortlock

Samuel James

Andy Perch

Joshua Hunt

Steven Spencer

Louise Mccann

Ava Millard

Island Records

Orla Lawn

Flyte 'I've Got A Girl' by Dreamjob 

Flyte / I've Got A Girl

Oscar Ryan's video for Irish punk outfit The Clockworks is an energetic, engaging and slightly abstract version&nbsp;on the one-shot video: four different one-takes shot in&nbsp;four different locations, all presented on screen at once.Ryan places bandmembers in three of the four distinct locations,&nbsp;performing the urgent Enough Is Never Enough - but then he plays his ace, and toys with viewer's perceptions, with a simple but effective device involving&nbsp;frontman James McGregor.&nbsp;

Ireland

Oscar Ryan

Ellis Fox

Head & Wrecker

Ash Teague

Dave Neale

Emma Langguth

Beth Roberts

Jules Willeman

Creation23

Punk

Rock

The Clockworks 'Enough Is Never Enough' by Oscar Ryan

The-Clockworks-'Enough-Is-Never-Enough'-by-Oscar-Ryan

Andrew Paul Montague directs a heartfelt black and white promo for country artist Kieran Lancini's I Need You.&nbsp;Focused on isolation and yearning, the video depicts two mannequins who come to life but find themselves&nbsp;separated, and long to be reunited.The choreography&nbsp;interprets these emotions, bringing the concept to life with a raw energy,&nbsp;elevated by DoP&nbsp;Zeta Spyraki's vintage, gritty cinematography.&nbsp;

Australia

Andrew Paul Montague

Kira Fitzpatrick

Alisa Tritenka

Zeta Spyraki

Anastasiia Vorutniuk

Eng Tek Ng

Katie Lynch

Marcos Gurgel

Andrew Paul Montague 

Kieran Lancini  Billy Warren Alison Parsons

Country

Kieran Lancini 'I Need You' by Andrew Paul Montague 

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James Slater directs a breezy, spooky, tongue-in-cheek promo for Wigan band The Lathums.&nbsp;Centring around a performance in a&nbsp;living room somewhere in Northern England (probably Wigan), the video for I See Your Ghost takes a ghoulish turn early on, where various props and disembodied heads take flight and float around the space. And memorably,&nbsp;lead singer Alex Moore's head&nbsp;becomes the centrepiece of a salad. Ooh er.The spooky inspiration doesn't stop there, with the lads&nbsp;dressing up as ghosts and tearing around the town on skateboards. With Halloween just around the corner - and not being able to do the usual stuff this year -&nbsp;it's a timely release, and refreshingly British take on ghosts and ghouls.&nbsp;

James Slater

My Accomplice

Imogen Harrison

Joe Vickers

Ruta Staseviciute

Robbie Canale

Georgina Wadsworth

Matthew Prickett

Alexa Haywood @ Free Agent Uk

Emily Jeffery

Universal

Alternative

Indie

The Lathums 'I See Your Ghost' by James Slater 

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Molly Burdett’s second collaboration with Glaswegian soul singer Joesef celebrates the freedom and energy of youth, and the infectious power of dancing like no one is watching.The video focusses upon a working class community, life in a social club, and a sense of wellbeing and confidence of a young boy within that setting, to go off to dance on his own in the indoor bowling area. And that inspires Joesef and his mates to follow his lead, and chance their arm at some impromptu dancing.Burdett dovetails the documentary look with a bit of heartstring-tugging entertainment - shot on 35mm film by Miles Ridgeway. No wonder she describes the style as "Billy Elliot meets Andrea Arnold."

Molly Burdett

Miles Nathan

Spindle

Rosie Brear

Mark Lacey

Miles Ridgeway

Sefa Ucbas

Josh Rowe

Niall Smyth

Zoe Radcliffe

Joe Walton

Whitehouse Post

Adam Clarke

Kayden Weir

Claire Stubbs @ Mouthpiece

Connie Meade

Awal

Joesef 'Does It Make You Feel Good' by Molly Burdett

Joesef-'Does-It-Make-You-Feel-Good'-by-Molly-Burdett

Harry Deadman directs a breezy, carefree visual for new artist Finn Askew.&nbsp;Focused on simple, stylised performance setups, the video for Roses is a quirky interpretation of the lyrics and full of bold art direction and playful visual effects.&nbsp;

Harry Deadman

Rachel Liviero

Maximilian Mckay

Ben Cotgrove

Owain Morgan

Lewis Munro

Matt Turner

Ollie Ireland

Jenna Le Noury

Marco Grey

Polydor Records

Finn Askew 'Roses' by Harry Deadman

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Legendary music video director Vaughan Arnell brings his absolute A-game to this collaboration between Sam Smith and future R&amp;B pop queen Normani. It&#39;s a very classy, beautifully-crafted belter of a video.Reflecting the sultry melancholy and brooding sexuality of the song Dancing With A Stranger, solitary Sam Smith is joined in his super modern house in the wintry countryside by ghosts - or holograms who come alive within and around him. It&#39;s a very Arnell-esque way to introduce the dancers that haunt Smith, evoking the classic Fastlove video for George Michael he directed with Anthea Benton in the mid-90s.And then comes the explosively sexy Normani, whose combination of vocals and dance add a new dimension to the song and the video. You can&#39;t take your eyes off her. And although they never meet - appropriately considering the song - the production makes the two performers dovetail together perfectly. There&#39;s great work here by a whole team of people - including DoP Will Bex and Arnell&#39;s regular editor David Webb. A real treat.&nbsp;

Vaughan Arnell

Sue Caldwell

Moxie Pictures

Will Bex

Amanda McArthur

Jonni Fitzgerald

Michele Baylis

Sienree Du

David Webb

Final Cut

Marilou Bakkenist @ Moxie Pictures

John Moule

Capitol Records

Paul Edmund

Charlie Casely-Hayford

Sean Bankhead

Craig Davis

Von Adams

Sam Smith & Normani 'Dancing With A Stranger' by Vaughan Arnell

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After a very long break, Friendly Fires are finally back, with the euphoric Heaven Let Me In - and a smashing video directed by Bison.&nbsp;This one goes direct to the membrane as&nbsp;we follow a seriously tripped-out&nbsp;guy who is really enjoying the track as he strolls through the city as dawn breaks - mainly through London&#39;s squeaky-clean Canary Wharf. He&#39;s very high indeed, and seems to be getting higher all the time.Jeremy Irvine, from War Horse, plays the off-his-head raver whose warped perception of reality&nbsp;starts veering into Kubrickian psychedelic visions. But will Heaven actually let him in?&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dave Bullivant

Dobi Manolova

FRIEND

Luke Tierney

Ghandi El-Chamaa

Dom Davey

Ben Todd

Kate Eccarius

Leo Wetcott

Jim Agnew

Georgia Boal Russell

Jess Summer

Thomas Grove Carter

Trim

Jeremy Irvine

Polydor

Friendly Fires 'Heaven Let Me In' by Bison

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Mabel runs an 80s call girl centre in this very stylish pop video confection for Jax Jones&rsquo;s latest banger Ring Ring, directed by Luke Davies.&nbsp;Channelling Dynasty-era Joan Collins is a bit of a surprise but Mabel coolly pulls it off, a mesmerising star in this very entertaining studio-shot video. And there&#39;s&nbsp;some nice chemistry with Jax too.&nbsp;

Luke Davies

Georgina Smith

Academy Films

Leah Joyce

Francesca Resteghini

Jack Meredith

David Wright

Kelly Sinclair Smith

Katie McGoldrick

Gaby Winwood

Gabby Winwood

Max Windows

Stitch

Belinda Grew

Jack Kennedy

Lisa Foo

Jax Jones ft. Mabel & Rich The Kid 'Ring Ring' by Luke Davies

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Glass Animals&#39; lead singer Dave Bayley says that Agnes, from the Mercury-nominated How To Be A Human Being, is &quot;the most honest and personal story I have ever written.&quot; It is also heartbreaking, and Eoin Glaister puts Bayley through an experience to physically replicate its&nbsp;gravity.It&#39;s clear from watching the video that, as he attempts to perform, Bayley is undergoing an extreme test of endurance &ndash; and from the cutaway shots, ever-building levels of pressure. In fact, he is inside a human centrifuge, and experiencing G-forces that make him feel increasingly weighted down - as Glaister explains below. Nic Booth&#39;s camerawork emphasises that sense of weight, increasing tension, and claustrophobia, heightened by the square-framing. It&#39;s heavy alright.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Eoin Glaister

Emma Wellbelove

Agile Films

Katie Lambert

Bailey Marks

Nic Booth

Jack Exton

Anthony Mchugh

Toby Mckay

Salvador Gomez-Lopez

Studio Lune

Lucy Upton-Prowse

Anna Inglis Hall

Charlier Reddie

Homespun

Zdravko Stoitchkov @ Absolute

OB Management

Glass Animals 'Agnes' by Eoin Glaister

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Somebody tie Eoin Glaister to a chair for a few months so that somebody else can have a chance at making music videos. His new clip for Glass Animals proves he&#39;s on top form as ever.The massively surreal clip depicts lovers living on separate floors in a house, who only begin communicating with one another after a misunderstanding with a dog that swallows a TV remote.Reality is skewed and stretched but this bizarre, cartoonish universe is perfectly realized in these two opposing rooms. With added weirdness from the band&#39;s cameo as shopping channel stars and an extended dance sequence involving a 6ft bipedal dog, there&#39;s certainly a lot to digest here besides a TV dinner. And a remote.

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