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Anna Thompson

Mae Muller takes centre-stage in Tom Dream's '70's throwback promo for Swedish producer NEIKED's Better Days.&nbsp;Complementing the dreamy, upbeat production of the new single,&nbsp;we see Muller in a world of soft pastel colour schemes, whilst simultaneously embodying various characters on TV.&nbsp;From weather girl through to music presenter, Muller shows off her talents as both a performer and an actor, whilst cameos from fellow performers NEIKED and Polo G round off the concept with a glossy polish.[imgtoken data:1]“When I met with Tom Dream I knew he’d be able to make something great - and this is really what that is, something great," says&nbsp;NEIKED.&nbsp;"A big shout-out to Mae and Polo G for putting on a sick performance too. I have been working hard on my upcoming music this year and now is a perfect time to finally share the first piece of the puzzle."Mae Muller adds: “This is my favourite video I’ve done so far!! The pastel colours, to the set design, to the hair and make-up, I am literally quite obsessed with it.”

United Kingdom

Tom Dream

Ghandi El-Chamaa

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Jack Meredith

Stefan Yap

Benny Casey

Natalie Young

Gary Coogan

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

Jenn Saunders

Chris Steel

Ella Crawford

Emily Tedrake

Chris Hutchings

Steve Cameron

NEIKED, Mae Muller, Polo G 'Better Days' by Tom Dream

Mae-Muller-'Better-Days'-by-Tom-Dream

Jesus is back -&nbsp;and finding it much harder to make an impression this time around -&nbsp;in Chris Kirtley's video for Brother Leo's comeback single People.In this entertaining&nbsp;satire on the cult of modern celebrity, the&nbsp;Swedish popster&nbsp;- aka Ola Svensson -&nbsp;plays a Christ who's fame is on the wane. He now makes info-mercials,&nbsp;and slouching around his suburban villa with a motley crew of disciples, struggling with his miracle-working powers, and being shunned by his dad.Finally this disillusioned Jesus&nbsp;starts to get his mojo back - and ability to walk on water - when an enthusiastic female disciple enters his life. A&nbsp;girl called Judas...[imgtoken data:1]

Chris Kirtley

Conor Duffy

Monster@Dirty Films

Angelica Riccardi

James Robinson

Charlotte Miller

Jordan Clarke

Aidan Bryan

Mike Simpson

Tony Hamilton

Amada Piedra

Misty Ingham

Indie

Brother Leo 'People' by Chris Kirtley

Brother Leo - People

Chloe Hayward pays homage to iconic director&nbsp;Michel Gondry in her roller skating extravaganza&nbsp;for Public Service Broadcasting.&nbsp;Creating a visual dichotomy from the first frame, the contrast of dizzyingly vibrant costumes and gloomy post-industrial backdrops takes viewers on a hallucinatory trip through a choreographed fever dream.Evoking memories of classic Chemical Brothers&nbsp;and&nbsp;New Order&nbsp;promos, Hayward experiments with movement and colour,&nbsp;intermittently surreal and mesmerising with masterful flair.&nbsp;The video is an anachronistic dream that leaves an immediate impression - and a burning desire to hit the repeat button.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]

Chloe Hayward

Hugo Holford

Sandra Spethmann

Luke Goodrich

Howard Mills

Daniel Svilenov

Dimi Vakrilov

Kashmir Wickham

Piers Bartlett

Hannah Clark @ Metal Edit

Arthur Graham-Maw

Kareem Adeshina

Greatcoat Films

Christian Parton

Emanate Studios

Las Bandas Be Brave

Sean Mayo

Dance

Public Service Broadcasting 'People Let's Dance' by Chloe Hayward

Public-Service-Broadcasting-(psb)-'People-Let's-Dance'-by-Chloe-Hayward

Jasper Brown directs a heartwrenching promo for Joesef's Comedown.&nbsp;Cleverly encapsulated in a single rotating camera movement - which pulls out from a bloodied face to a scene of a road traffic accident - the visual has a surprisingly calm and endearing vibe, given its subject matter.&nbsp;Evoking the idea of an end of life flashback, Joesef narrates an unrequited love story with his final breaths, as flashing lights and chromatic&nbsp;aberrations represent the idea of him slipping away.&nbsp;Stunning work and a unique concept, perfectly fitting to the track.&nbsp;

Jasper Brown

Emily Mulkerrins

DOSED Films

Ben Keswick

Lorenzo Levrini

Nacho Guzman

Anastasiya Cherkasyuk

Fionn Hutton

Fin Sullivan

Nathan Henry

Alex Gregory

The Mill

Connie Meade

Awal

Joesef 'Comedown' by Jasper Brown

Joesef-'Comedown'-by-Jasper-Brown

Davis Silis, take a bow. This perfectly choreographed fight sequence with a twist manages to accomplish a hell of a lot in a confined space.An empty carriage on a Victoria Line underground, two men in the throes of a brawl that could have been lifted straight from any action/thriller. Silis knows this and uses it to play with the form of the trope, and how it contrasts with the themes of the song. Asking the question &quot;why do we hurt the ones we love?&quot; without providing a clear-cut answer, the video takes some unexpected twists and turns without ever leaving the carriage.The video is made even more impressive when you know that one of the fighters (Formation&#39;s Will Riston) actually dislocated his arm very early in the shoot, and still pulled out a pretty fantastic performance.

Davis Silis

Rob Jelley

Bullion Productions

Drew O'Neill

Wayne Bentley

Adam Scarth

Eira Wyn Jones

Matt Farrant

Seth Crosby

Joe Fitz-gerald

Cecily Ward

Owen O’Sullivan

Marshall Street Editors

Edwin Metternich

Framestore

Carla Osterheld

OB Management

Janna Bartlett

Warner

Indie pop, Pop, Indie Rock

Formation 'A Friend' by Davis Silis

Formation-'A-Friend'-by-Davis-Silis

Newcomer&nbsp;Benn Veasey has directed this&nbsp;twisted take on the classic rap video, playing with&nbsp;the themes of power, struggle and control in a surprising way.It sees London rapper&nbsp;CD Spinz strutting down a residential street in London before getting&nbsp;in over his head by creating a&nbsp;demon out of a stranger on the street.&nbsp;It&#39;s a bizarre and engaging&nbsp;clip, especially when the&nbsp;woman-turned-demon&nbsp;runs away, turns on him, gets him in a headlock, takes his life&nbsp;and&nbsp;steals&nbsp;his rapping skills. And its nicely shot by Doug Walshe.&nbsp;

Benn Veasey

Sneek Films

Doug Walshe

AJ Golesworthy

Ben Coughlin

Courtney Dore, Katherine Thorogood

Twosixtysix

Josh Ritchie

CD Spinz & Fosterbeats 'Quit Bro' by Benn Veasey

Cd-Spinz-'Quit-Bro'-by-Benn-Veasey

Youth Hymns paired up with (or kidnapped, as they call it)&nbsp;illustrator and animator&nbsp;Russell Taysom to complete some&nbsp;zany&nbsp;pop-punk visuals for British rock&nbsp;outfit&nbsp;Vant&#39;s track&nbsp;Fly By Alien.The video features&nbsp;frontman Mattie Vant&nbsp;wearing bright red video&nbsp;goggles as he&nbsp;travels past meteors and onto earth where he runs into whirling pollution, tsunamis,&nbsp;volcanic eruptions and other cataclysmic phenomena.&nbsp;Illustrating&nbsp;lyrics such as&nbsp;&quot;that race is&nbsp;gonna kill itself&quot;, the video provides cartoonified examples of impending doom in the face of the global&nbsp;climate change crisis.&nbsp;

Youth Hymns

Suzi Simms

Partizan

Lucy Rogers

Kerry Green

Hunter Daly

Ollie Hogan

Lewis Crossfield

Andrew Law

Parlophone

Russell Taysom

Paul Baker

Rock

Vant 'Fly By Alien' by Youth Hymns

VANT - FLY-BY ALIEN (Official Video)

Ian Pons Jewell has outdone himself in his video for Irish rapper&nbsp;Rejjie Snow&#39;s&nbsp;Blakkst Skn, with a unique and captivating&nbsp;commentary on race set against a story of forbidden love.&nbsp;Like his video for&nbsp;<a href="http://www.promonews.tv/videos/2015/11/19/nao-bad-blood-ian-pons-jewell" target="_blank">NAO</a>&nbsp;released a few weeks ago,&nbsp;Blakkst Skn is&nbsp;uncanny&nbsp;and more than slightly off-kilter&nbsp;scene which&nbsp;melds with the song lyrics and commands the viewer&#39;s&nbsp;interpretation. The video sees the rapper living in a sewer, accompanied by a homeless man and looked down at through a drainage opening&nbsp;by a red-haired woman who is at street level.Then, we&#39;re jolted by a&nbsp;thought-provoking sequence,&nbsp;revealing that&nbsp;the woman is anything but ordinary, as she&nbsp;turns Rejjie into a extraordinary,&nbsp;gold-skinned man.&nbsp;

Ireland

Ian Pons Jewell

Dobi Manolova

Ben Fordesman

Dan Gibling

Mathias Moka

Kais Dahoul

Bruno Travers

Joe Douglas

Ashley Hicks

Daniel Goodall

Camil Liberto

Ollie Tiong

Simon Walker

Ameena Kara Callender

Gaia Borretti

Morgan Beringer

Luke Morrison

Samantha Letzler

FRIEND

Hip-Hop

Rejjie Snow 'Blakkst Skn' by Ian Pons Jewell

Rejjie Snow - Blakkst Skn

The prolific Youth Hymns bring their over-saturated hyperreality to young indie rock saviours Wolf Alice&#39;s gentler-than-usual Freazy - possibly with their attempt to define exactly what Freazy is.&nbsp;There&#39;s the band having a nice picnic in a mock-woodland glade, looking insane even before they sample some nearby flora and fauna, and go completely off their heads. Nevertheless, YH&#39;s Jake, Johnny and Jolyon say that the plant-life ain&#39;t to blame for this madness.&nbsp;&ldquo;We all know that block of cheese is the real star of the show.&rdquo; And it is likely to make you queasy.&nbsp;

Jon Mealing

Claire Stubbs

David Wright

Salvador Gomez Lopez

Oliver Hogan

Ed Blow

Dirty Hit Records

Wolf Alice 'Freazy' by Youth Hymns

Wolf-Alice-'Freazy'-by-Youth-Hymns

Here&#39;s a couple of guys doing what young guys do - but they happen to be really old.South London rapper Loyle Carner&nbsp;and director&nbsp;Joao Retorta have collaborated on this video for&nbsp;Ain&#39;t Nothing Changed, in which&nbsp;Carner gets up to his usual routine, but also&nbsp;transformed into an old man. Driven by the&nbsp;dispiriting chorus which matches&nbsp;the song&nbsp;title, the video does well to visually illustrate the idea that even after decades have&nbsp;passed, Carner still faces the same old problems.&nbsp;On the other hand, he&#39;s still making tuens, and then going to the pub with his best mate (who happens to be the&nbsp;real life producer on the video)...&nbsp;

Loyle Carner

Joao Retorta

Jake Flowers

James Evered

Jack Reynolds

Jack Exton

Toby Mckay

Ryan Monteith

Nayan Patel

Oisín O'Driscoll

Virgin EMI

Alexandra Green

Will Andrews

Loyle Carner 'Ain't Nothing Changed' by Joao Retorta & Loyle Carner

Loyle-Carner-'Ain't-Nothing-Changed'-by-Joao-Retorta-&-Loyle-Carner

Ozzie Pullin has delivered this mini-thriller&nbsp;video for Essex rock band&nbsp;The Bohicas&#39; track The Making Of, with a dream-like&nbsp;narrative&nbsp;that follows&nbsp;the mixed-up lead&nbsp;singer&nbsp;Dominic McGuinness as he tries to keep it together at the wheel of his car.But he fails,&nbsp;falling asleep at the wheel, and&nbsp;hits a hapless pedestrian who turns out to be his doppelgänger. And that&#39;s just the start of his troubles...

Ozzie Pullin

George Nelson

Paul Özgür

Lee Parfitt

Rose Konstam

Jay Douglass

Ailsa Robertson

Domino

The Bohicas 'The Making Of' by Ozzie Pullin

The-Bohicas-'The-Making-Of'-by-Ozzie-Pullin

The Ben Marshall-directed&nbsp;video for Solomon Grey&#39;s Twilight tells the story of&nbsp;a man who is trying desperately to escape the difficult life&nbsp;he was born into.It offers up a&nbsp;dramatised look at&nbsp;the desperation that comes with poverty and addiction - an addiction to light. That&#39;s an interesting visual device to depict the momentary&nbsp;escape from darkness and misery offered by drug use, and the narrative plays out in a series of short scenes showing how the man&#39;s past seems to be&nbsp;repeating itself, despite his best efforts.&nbsp;

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