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Amelia Johnson

James TW&#39;s mates decide that after an emotional breakup, he needs to step away from the grand piano in his penthouse flat and come for a drink or two, in Jay Martin&#39;s clip for Ex.A beautifully and subtly lit series of scenes both as performance and narrative sees James TW try his best not to mope&nbsp;(or God-forbid, talk to another woman!) whilst he clings to the memory of his former lover. It&#39;s a narrative that plays out the lyrics to the song, enhancing a bittersweet story with understated visuals.

United Kingdom

Jay Martin

Tina Pawlick

Hound Content

Isaac Rice

James Cross

Dan Gibling

Davey Gilder

Eira Wyn Jones

Lloyd Cook

Paul Burns

Minna Attala

Sian Duke

Cecily Ward

Daniel Miranda

Bsu Lyon @ Framestore

Marisa Garner Associates

Yolande Geralds

Universal Music

Burning Reel

Missy Galandia

James TW 'Ex' by Jay Martin

James-Tw-'Ex'-by-Jay-Martin

Matt Walker turns a house party into a repeating cycle of increasing trauma for one girl in his mesmeric video for young London-based singer&nbsp;Poté&#39;s haunting Egosurf.

Matt Walker

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Tamara Lenz

Wayne Bentley

Tom O'Keefe

Arran Green

Marcus Albertsen

Zik Udenze

Laura Szydiowski

Joseph Bicknell

CHEAT

Felix Geen

Carrie Sutton

Daniel Harris

Undercranked

Poté 'Egosurf (For All It's Worth)' by Matt Walker

Poté-'Egosurf-(for-All-It's-Worth)'-by-Matt-Walker

Alternative rock band Palace get destructive in their latest video directed by Ali Kurr, which sees a beautifully atmospheric performance&nbsp;insterspersed with a images of a crestfallen girl who decides to set fire to the remnants of a building. The video is simple and emotional, especially due to the&nbsp;palpable&nbsp;sense of&nbsp;relief and empowerment&nbsp;after the deed is done.

Ali Kurr

Sorcha Bacon

Try Hard Productions

Bryony James

Nick Morris

Rich Savage

Thomas Terminet

Elinor Williams

Lauren Reynolds

Ben Polglase

Philip Hambi

Catriona Stirling

Fiction Records

Martha McGuirk

Barbara Van Schaik

Indie Rock

Alt Rock

Palace 'Break The Silence' by Ali Kurr

Palace - Break The Silence

Daniel Broadley unfolds a narrative for the emotional December&nbsp;by Welsh pop-punkers Neck Deep over two videos, with two slighly different versions of the track on each one. The&nbsp;first features a guest appearance of&nbsp;Chris Carrabba from Dashboard Confessional on vocals, while Mark Hoppus from Blink 182 appears on the track in the second.In the&nbsp;first video we home in on a couple whose circumstances is putting a real strain on their relationship. And it seems at the end of the first video, that it ends in tragedy...

Daniel Broadley

James Richardson-Cross

Afzal Robbani

Nicolas Lee-shield

Fraser West

Lorenzo Guerrieri

Ruby Elkins

Emma Regan

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Hopeless

Michael Hobdell

Pop-punk

Neck Deep 'December' (ft. Chris Carrabba) and 'December (again)' (ft. Mark Hoppus) by Daniel Broadley

Neck-Deep-'December-(ft.-Chris-Carrabba)'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Neck Deep - December (again) [ft. Mark Hoppus] - Official Music Video

Darren Statman has directed this highly&nbsp;dramatic love story&nbsp;for&nbsp;Brian Fallon&#39;s Painkillers, featuring Skins actor&nbsp;Alex Arnold playing&nbsp;a young man who is in love with a girl who is&nbsp;stuck in an emotionally abusive relationship.Set in a pub, we see our protagonist&nbsp;drinking a pint at the bar, watching over the young woman&nbsp;as she&nbsp;struggles to leave her&nbsp;manipulative partner... until he confronts them and&nbsp;things come to blows outside the pub.

Darren Statman

Jamie Whymark

Mark McPadden

Sam Care

Ralph Messer

Pete Wade

Scott Heapy

Timothy Lord

Gemma Stafford

Sally Cooper

Cut + Run

Toby Tomkins

Alexander Arnold, Jasmine Blackborrow, Alex Walton, Alex Payne, Jamey May, Luke Rollason

Tasmin Taylor

Stacy Vaughan

Rock

Brian Fallon 'Painkillers' by Darren Statman

Brian-Fallon-'Painkillers'-by-Darren-Statman

Harry Cauty has directed this surprising, strange, somewhat unsettling&nbsp;take on a dance video for&nbsp;Jack Eye Jones&#39; Fire In Your Soul, that sees a group of friends meeting up and hanging out before becoming infected with a horrific disease.Aside from the alarming symptom of coughing up blood, it also&nbsp;causes an outbreak of bold,&nbsp;spastic&nbsp;dance moves. Playing on the tension between serious drama and playful, collective dancing the video keeps the viewer guessing at the nature of the video&#39;s&nbsp;genre.&nbsp;

Harry Cauty

Karl Hui

Ben Foat

Danny Atkinson

Th1ng

Jack Eye Jones ft. Toni Etherson 'Fire In Your Soul (Todd Terry Remix)' by Harry Cauty

Jack-Eye-Jones-Feat.-Toni-Etherson-'Fire-In-Your-Soul-(todd-Terry-Remix)-'-by-Harry-Cauty

Stuart Birchall follows up his video for Welsh rockers Bullet For My Valentine&#39;s You Want A Battle? (Here&#39;s A War) with this sequel for the song Venom, in which the&nbsp;atmosphere is suitably poisonous.The&nbsp;first video told a story of domestic abuse, which culminated in a violent man&#39;s wife and daughter setting him on fire as an act of revenge. The mystery of whether or not he was killed is only somewhat resolved in Venom, as the mother and her daughter linger about their dark, empty&nbsp;house warily,&nbsp;haunted by the man&#39;s&nbsp;malevolent and vengeful spirit &ndash; intercut with the band&#39;s intense&nbsp;performance.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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