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Alex Kirkwood

In Daniel Broadley&#39;s video for Why, Skinny Living frontman Ryan Johnston revisit scenes from the life of his&nbsp;younger, and&nbsp;more troubled self.It also features Johnston&#39;s sister, the person cited in the song for saving the singer,&nbsp;helping him through&nbsp;a dark and devastating period of depression, and on the road to recovery.&ldquo;It&rsquo;s always daunting making a video, wondering if it will bring the song across in the right way,&quot; says Johnston.&nbsp;&quot;I feel like it does. It represents something a lot of us go through and hopefully demonstrates the power of unconditional love.&rdquo;

United Kingdom

Daniel Broadley

Tamara Lenz

Kode

Nathan Killham

Wayne Bentley

Tom O'Keefe

James Matai

Charlie Jenkins

Paulina Rzeszowska

Hannah Elwell

Emily Tongue

Jon Dobson

Wash

Carrie Sutton

Daniel Harris

Jamie Whymark

Undercranked

Skinny Living 'Why' by Daniel Broadley

Skinny-Living-'Why'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Felix Brady gets a little&nbsp;Rear Window&nbsp;in this voyeruistic clip for London producer Courage.People watching in London can be a joy - so many strange moments completely removed from any context. Brady exploits the fun that can be had with this here - allowing characters manoeuvre and little stories to unfold from an almost god-like field of view. There&#39;s always comedy in the ridiculousness of the private lives of the public.

Felix Brady

Mr Dondada

Lucy Kellow

Joe Ramsden

Joe Barbe

Rinse

Courage 'Latinman' by Felix Brady

Courage  - Latinman (Official Video)

Harvey Eaton&#39;s video for Freddie Dickson&#39;s Fuel&nbsp;delivers a melancholic allegory.The song reflects on the experiences Freddie has made over the past few years, and the video shows two sides of him in the context of dark, brooding performance.&nbsp;Bathed in red light and shadows, the video lets metaphor run wild whilst exploring the duality of Dickson&#39;s past and present selves. It becomes a mysterious portrait of an artist in a transitional phase of his career.&quot;The aim of this video was to be quite honest and self-reflective,&quot; says Freddie Dickson.&nbsp;&quot;It&rsquo;s about the subconscious loss of who you are, about how people can change without&nbsp;realising. When I stepped away from the music industry for a while I&nbsp;realised&nbsp;how blind I had been and how caught up I had become during the whole experience. The two characters in the video portray the then and the now.&quot;

Harvey Eaton

Neatboy Productions

Rupert Langlands Pearse

Elinor Mcmahon

Freddie Dickson 'Fuel' by Harvey Eaton

Freddie-Dickson-'Fuel'-by-Harvey-Eaton

Felix Brady&#39;s video for Aosoon&#39;s Under&nbsp;features a powerful dance performance, some of it audaciously captured at well-known London locations.&nbsp;The two dancers&nbsp;visualise the energy shared by two people in love &ndash; sometimes at odds with each other, other times in perfect harmony, through highs and lows, but always connected.

Haus Of Magdalen

Matt Stacey

Jamila Wingett

Atlas

Aosoon 'Under' by Felix Brady

Aosoon-'Under'-by-Felix-Brady

Relationships and the problems that come with them - like having your girlfriend go off with another girl &ndash;&nbsp;is given a distinctive visual twist in this stylish&nbsp;and sexy studio performance piece for fivepiece band Haus by&nbsp;Javier Alejandro.The band and the 22 year old director&nbsp;bonded on their&nbsp;mutual admiration for hip-hop, rock and electronic music, and saw eye to eye on the direction of the promo for Two Minds.&nbsp;&ldquo;It hardly took 30 seconds before the song had me reminiscing about the time my friend had a similar experience,&quot; says Alejandro, who focussed on conveying &ldquo;the ultimate reflection of someones unrequited love, portraying one man&#39;s sheer determination&rdquo; and goes on to say that &ldquo;being in this situation can be taunting and haunting, a game of constant mind manipulation.&rdquo;

Javier Alejandro

Mastermind Media Ltd

Antoine Dixon-Bellot

Anouska Cope

Daniel Smith

Matthew North

Jad Darlington

Ana Krkjus

Joao Janeiro

Jen Ainsley

Gemma Lorraine

Lab Records

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

Alt Soul

Haus 'Two Minds' by Javier Alejandro

HAUS - Two Minds

South London trio The Manor extol the virtues of home comforts in Don&#39;t Like Going Places, and director Elliot Simpson takes up the theme very watchably in this drily humourous&nbsp;video.With an element of tongue-in-cheek menace, each member occupies a room in a flat, loud and proud in their lack of interest in going anywhere, before eventually congregating for a very laid-back gathering.&nbsp;Elliot says: &quot;In this video I wanted to create a slightly surreal atmosphere in which the artists are trapped to the confines of one apartment, in an almost hypnotic state, transfixed by their own routines and slowly&nbsp;being drawn to a room where the&nbsp;music lives.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Elliot Simpson

Postelliot

The Manor

The Manor 'Don't Like Going Places' by Elliot Simpson

The-Manor-'Don't-Like-Going-Places'-by-Elliot-Simpson

Carly Cussen has directed this sleek and stylish video for Youtuber-turned-rapper&nbsp;KSI&#39;s track Smoke And Mirrors. Not straying far from the song title, the video sees the performers in an elaborate studio setup of neon lights, smoke, and mirrors, captured with&nbsp;swerving camera moves to add that&nbsp;dynamic&nbsp;pop.

Carly Cussen

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Rohan Scully

Afzal Robbani

Daniel Osei

Sonny Horwell

Sam Traviss

Eleri Shone

Stefan Yap

James Chegwyn

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Charlie Gustian

Arron Walters

James Adair

Laurentiu Maria

Charlie Whiteway

Charlie Whitney

Ayishat Akanbi

Sadie Hewlett

Konstantin Ermakov

Dan Moran

Caroline Clayton

East London Studios

KSI ft. Tiggs Da Author, Lunar C & Nick Brewer 'Smoke And Mirrors' by Carly Cussen

KSI - Smoke And Mirrors ft Tiggs Da Author, Lunar C & Nick Brewer

Courtney Phillips&#39; stylishly&nbsp;retro promo for Conor Maynard&#39;s Royalty sees the singer flaunt a luxurious lifestyle in a supper club, joined by a bevvy of scantily-clad dancers. And then the truth behind the club&#39;s dirty dealings begin to unfold...

Courtney Phillips

Amalia Rosen-Rawlings

London Alley

Sebastian Dean

George Nelson

Patrick Meller

Ben Plant

Lee Parfit

Charles Whiteway

Aimee Coysdill

Ellie Johnson

Denny @ Rushes

OB Management

Sam Seager

Warner Music

Robyn Rowan

Alice Jones

Jamie Jarvis

Robert Miller

Chris Belcher

Colin Ginger

Bidil Sukan

Bret Jones, April Lee, Shala, Petra Hajduk

Vicki Leung, Heather Driver, Ricardo Gomez, Paul Ross, Claudimar Neto, Kensi Matsung

Generator

Speade

Conor Maynard 'Royalty' by Courtney Phillips

Conor-Maynard-'Royalty'-by-Courtney-Phillips

Driven by some imaginative and colourful choreography, Max &amp; Dania put a spotlight on the TINA movement (This Is New Africa) in their promo for Fuse ODG and Angel.&nbsp;The simple, bright and positive video with African influences perfectly captures the essence of the soundtrack, using a wide range of people getting down to the infectious beat...

Max & Dania

Luti Media

Chance Wilson

Luti Fagbenle

Lavinia Noel

Stephanie Zari

Joe Dyer

Dave Agha Rafei

Nathan Matthews

Miles Roberts

Neesha Sharma

Loan Nguyen

John Holloway

Portobello Post

3beat

Africa

Dance

Fuse ODG ft Angel 'T.I.N.A' by Max & Dania

For indie rockers Superfood and their track Right On Satellite, director Zac Ella and his crew set up shop at a local working men&#39;s club, where the night&#39;s turn is dancer Honey Kalaria performing an exotic routine. Much to the indifference of the locals...

Zac Ella

Kat Cattaneo

Agile Films

Amber Millington

Gareth Lewis

Jack Wilkinson

Nic Britt

Lucie Red

Heather Falcner

Naveeda

Laurence Halstead

Jack McGinity

Rushes

Honey Kalaria

Will Burgass

Samantha Harris, Orlando  Pedretti, Jessica Benhamou

Infectious

Connie Meade

Indie

Superfood 'Right On Satellite' by Zac Ella

Superfood-'Right-On-Satellite'-by-Zac-Ella

Rob+Rob director Rob Brandon makes UK singer-songwriter George Ezra stand out from the crowd in his promo for new single Budapest.&nbsp;Supported by a huge ensemble who play pass the parcel, put on 3D glasses, take part in chili-eating competitions - whilst&nbsp;George enjoys a spot of crowd-surfing...

Rob Brandon

Liam Locke

Nick Starr

Stefan Mitchell

Amy Stickland

Heather Falconer

Robert Brandon

Toby Tomkins

Arun Taylor

Nick Coleman

Richard Harrowing

Adam Slater

Matt Vahey

Madeline Ostile

Ksenia Pedan

Gemma Worsley

Ciara O'Shea

Sophie Medhurst

Lucy Evans

Jessica Benhamou

Ned Botwood Smith

Charlie Ward

Sony Music

Dan Millar

George Ezra 'Budapest' by Rob Brandon

George-Ezra-'Budapest'-by-Rob-Brandon-(from-Rob+rob)

Javier Alejandro&#39;s video for the effervescent&nbsp;three-piece indie band&nbsp;The Scruff&#39;s track Policeman&nbsp;is a very watchable comic narrative that mirrors the song&#39;s subject matter - a&nbsp;young drug-dealer&#39;s run-ins with the long arm of the law.In the video, the drug dealer&#39;s paranoia gets the better of him - while the band act as his&nbsp;omniscient conscience, observing the young man from inside his television screen.&nbsp;The Policeman video also demonstrates the versatility&nbsp;of&nbsp;an up-and-coming&nbsp;director previously known for his hip-hop videos for the likes of Krept &amp; Konan.&nbsp;

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