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Amy Exton

James Smith watches love manifest between different couples as he sits alone in Jamie Thraves's video for Rely On Me.&nbsp;Smith&nbsp;is a lone diner in a trendy restaurant, reflecting on his solitude while&nbsp;we get small glimpses and snapshots of the other diners, juxtaposing his isolation with their acts of love and kindness.&nbsp;Shot by&nbsp;Ian Murray, the lighting and composition are simple but very effective, and the performance from Smith is powerful and emotive.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Jamie Thraves

Jack Lightfoot

Blindeye Films

Emily Vincent

Ty Hack

Ian Murray

Gabriel Jones

Charlie Panavi

Alice Howlett

Dan Moran

Carrie Sutton

John Moule

James Smith 'Rely On Me' by Jamie Thraves

James-Smith-'Rely-On-Me'-by-Jamie-Thraves

New boyband New Rules are feeling blue&nbsp;in the video for 24 Hours, directed by Jordan Rossi.&nbsp;Fresh off the back of Natasha Bedingfield's Kick It, Rossi is back with another stripped-back, studio- based performance video. One of New Rules' first official videos, 24 Hours&nbsp;tells the story of a break up where you spend all your time with your partner, but afterwards you are left with a huge empty void in your life.&nbsp;Split between a minimalist blue room -&nbsp;where the group lounge around, waiting for time to go by -&nbsp;and a black and white, high contrast performance setup, the wistful yearning and eventual acceptance that come with&nbsp;heartbreak are visually represented through striking&nbsp;art direction and superb performance from the newcomers.&nbsp;

Jordan Rossi

Tonic

Beth Montague

Beatriz Sastre

Aristide Russo

Loona Kasemets

Paul Choy

Mekel Bailey

Rebecca Hampson

Ollie Burn

Big Chop

Alex Nerzic

Smoke

Amp; Mirrors

Sydney Levy

Amp; Hannah Whitehill

Olivia Hobbs

Rankin Film

New Rules '24 Hours' by Jordan Rossi

New-Rules-'24-Hours'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter Natasha Bedingfield teams up with Jordan Rossi for the stylish Kick It, from her first album in nine years, Roll With Me.&nbsp;The video is formed of several studio-based setups, woven together to create a backdrop for Natasha as she sings about the complexity of relationships we have with ourselves and with others. Stripped back and fun, Bedingfield is completely in her element. She is entirely captivating whether she is in front of a wall or a full set, and it's an inspired choice from Rossi to keep things simple and sharp.&nbsp;The end result speaks for itself. Gorgeous cinematography from&nbsp;Tony C. Miller, evocative styling and several stunning glam looks mean that Kick It&nbsp;marks an excellent way&nbsp;to&nbsp;take back the limelight as a performer - having spent the last few years writing for other artists.&nbsp;She is just as spectacular as ever.&nbsp;

Rob Jelley

Rankin Creative

Beth Montague-Clyde

Louise Flood

Dan Gibling

Tony C Miller

Nazanin Shahnavaz

Brady Lea

Marco Antonio

Samuel Marr

The Quarry

Simona Cristea

Coffee & TV

Natasha Bedingfield 'Kick It' by Jordan Rossi

Natasha Bedingfield - Kick It (Official Video)

Having drawn visual comparisons to the likes of FKA twigs and The Blaze for his&nbsp;video for enigmatic band <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/03/22/hour-wasted-ben-strebel/57928" target="_blank">The Hour&#39;s Wasted</a>, Ben Strebel makes a remarkable director&rsquo;s cut for their second single Answer.Following the theme of the last film and the band&rsquo;s own distinction, masks are once again used to examine The Hour&rsquo;s belief in the freedom through anonymity. The setting is more controversial than in the Wasted video, with masked community coming to hospital, where one member is giving birth.Of the release, the band state: &ldquo;This video is about choice, or lack of it. It&rsquo;s about the contrasting opinions in the decisions we make for our children and the lasting effect it might have on them.&rdquo;

Ben Strebel

India Lee

Skunk London

Kate Taylor

Miri De Villers

Chris Malin

Ben Todd

Piotr Perlinski

Jecery Rosini

Stefan Lissner

Verity May-lane

Billie Kermack

Paul O'Reilly

Homespun

Electric Theatre Collective

Luke Morrison

Futurekind

Alt Soul

The Hour 'Answer' by Ben Strebel

We’ve all seen the cheating boyfriend scenario plastered across popular culture. But this time MNEK switches it up for the new generation with the two sides of a cheating relationship on display, in this video he has co-directed with Jordan Rossi.&nbsp;Contrasting the daytime nature of a traditional heterosexual relationship with the dim, blinds-down setting of a motel room, we watch as one trashy boyfriend lies to both his vices in this narrative-based promo. Filled with humour and sass in equal measure the tone is backed up by a visually delicious neon aesthetic.Popping with bursts of pink, blue, red and purple -&nbsp;creating a visceral delight for fans of MNEK and very much in tune with his visual style - both narrative and performance setups are reminiscent of the old school 1990s music videos that inspired both Jordan and MNEK.&nbsp;

Eleri Evans

James Medcraft

P.c. Williams

Mandisa Dhlamini

Bianca Simone

Oisín O’Driscoll

Myra

Phil Samba

Lisa Foo

The Mill

MNEK 'Girlfriend' by Jordan Rossi

Mnek-'Girlfriend'-by-Jordan-Rossi

Riff Raff&rsquo;s Nursery of Evil Director Finn Keenan continues his run of work with Louis Berry with the energetic performance video for &lsquo;She Wants Me&rsquo;.Opening with Louis performing alone in a&nbsp;hall, the video quickly evolves into something much more cabaret. With fluid camera motions and seamless edits the clip playfully builds and builds until we&#39;re left with a rip-roaring display featuring cinematic lights, a full band, and a glitzy chorus line. A slick, polished and accomplished performance video that sweeps you along with perfect pace.

Ireland

Finn Keenan

Julia Frost

Riff Raff Films

Natalie Arnett

Grant Freeman

Eoin McLoughlin

Jomar O’Meally

Craig Davis

Alice Burnfield

Jojo Copeman

Ministry of Sound

Indie

 Louis Berry 'She Wants Me' by Finn Keenan

FINN KEENAN / LOUIS BERRY / SHE WANTS ME

&ldquo;I feel like our generation is lost, I feel like we don&rsquo;t know where we&rsquo;re heading.&rdquo;Bunny Kinney&#39;s video for Declan McKenna is a wry, insightful look at youth and the way they see the world. It flips&nbsp;the prevailing narrative of scorn towards &#39;millennials&#39; on its head, and asks the generations preceding them to consider the world they have&nbsp;left for their children.The video for The Kids Don&#39;t Wanna Come Home features&nbsp;a bunch of young people accompanying an equally youthful McKenna, trying to make a difference in their own way, and highlights how that compares and contrasts to the previous generation.&nbsp;Using mixed formats to help tell their stories, this documentary clip is a smart, thought-provoking&nbsp;music video. And the theme explored in the video of a younger generation left to cope with&nbsp;the mess of their elders has a heightened relevance as it was released on the day of Trump&#39;s inauguration.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Bunny Kinney

Tarquin Glass

Forever

Sasha Nixon

Jana Nouskova

Krzysztof Trojnar

Greg Krzeszowiec

Elise Lebrun

Jess Cheetham

Charlie Reddie

Faith Mullin

Laura Clayton

Sony Music

Davo McConville

Indie, singer-songwriter

Declan McKenna 'The Kids Don't Wanna Come Home' by Bunny Kinney

Declan-Mckenna-'The-Kids-Don't-Wanna-Come-Home'-by-Bunny-Kinney

New director Tom Dream has delivered some tongue-in-cheek 70s glitz and&nbsp;glamour with this&nbsp;candied&nbsp;performance clip&nbsp;for&nbsp;retro-loving&nbsp;singer&nbsp;Whinnie Williams&#39;s Too Strong.It shows the self-described Daddy&#39;s Girl disarming the audience with an alluring performance&nbsp;on-stage &ndash; and&nbsp;staring&nbsp;down the barrel of the camera lens&nbsp;from a silken, emerald&nbsp;bed &ndash; while an older gent in an Elvis suit (Daddy, presumably)&nbsp;is having a much harder time of it.&nbsp;

Tom Dream

Jake Flowers

Mark Nutkins

Ky Brasey

Aimee Croysdill

Narad Kutowaroo

Scarlett Burton

Joseph Bicknell

Greedy Goons

Sony

Robbie Jones

Ross Lusted

Joss Turner

Jack Jackson

Charlie Chops

Luke Tierney

Lucrecia Taormina

Hunter Charlton

Lucy Upton-Prowse

R&B/Soul

Whinnie Williams 'Too Strong' by Tom Dream

Whinnie-Williams-'Too-Strong'-by-Tom-Dream

Marina Diamantis goes seriously glam&nbsp;down at the funfair in Charlotte Rutherford&#39;s delightful&nbsp;video for Blue - shot in Dreamland, the newly-renovated vintage&nbsp;amusement park in Margate.Charlotte also shot the stills for Marina&#39;s&nbsp;Froot album, and has applied her signature&nbsp;colourful and light-hearted&nbsp;style&nbsp;here - while reining-in the quirkiness of her previous work for Perfume Genius&nbsp;and others.Her interpretation of the lyrics&nbsp;-&nbsp;Marina&#39;s bid for&nbsp;one last night of fun with&nbsp;her&nbsp;ex-lover - are a mixture of&nbsp;retro-disco, high lamé, and femme fatale&nbsp;styling in a fittingly nostalgic-looking location. Plus some campy fortune teller thrown in...[imgtoken data:1]

Charlotte Rutherford

Untitled

Dan Stafford-Clark

James Dyer

James Davis

Jess Padgham

Soki Mak

Maria Asadi

Sami Knight

Ray Stevens

Jonny Epstein

Supple Nam

Atlantic Records

Marina and the Diamonds 'Blue' by Charlotte Rutherford

Charlotte Rutherford&#39;s video for Perfume Genius&#39;s Grid is.... well, very Perfume Genius.Surrounded by dancers in full body silver suits Mike Hadreas (aka PG) progresses to a teaparty with facepainted&nbsp;females, where things degenerate into a food-throwing chaos. A bit like a Tim Pope video for Soft Cell from 1980 in fact...It&#39;s certainly in keeping with <a href="http://www.charlotterutherford.com/" target="_blank">Charlotte&#39;s vibrantly&nbsp;colourful, superhip and camped-up photography</a>.

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