Colourist

Caroline Morin

Frequent collaborators Taliable&nbsp;and Flora Scott come together to create this fast, furious&nbsp;adventure on the streets of East London.With the city as our backdrop, two visual worlds collide in the video for ZINC! as the balaclava-clad Taliable's journey&nbsp;is dogged by an unwelcome clown-like figure. This allows Scott to blend the artist's ferocious&nbsp;style with an all-action anarchic aesthetic, as Taliable vents her considerable spleen on her adversary.&nbsp;The hyper-vibrant promo boasts a clash of frantic camerawork, quickfire&nbsp;edit and punchy performance, which comes together with riotous effect - a bit reminiscent of a classic Beastie Boys videos. What could be better?[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

United Kingdom

Flora Scott

Omar Radwan

Alex Stanley-Ruthven

Makilah King

Talia Beale

Daniel Serafim

Alternative

Hip Hop

Taliable 'ZINC!' by Flora Scott

TaliaBle - ZINC! [Official Video]

Viral TikTok track Jiggle Jiggle gets an unexpected music video treatment from Stanley Brock.&nbsp;Louis Theroux is one of our great documentary filmmakers - but I don't think any of us expected him to be the lead artist in a music video.&nbsp;This all changed when Duke &amp; Jones transformed his iconic Jiggle Jiggle rap - first seen on an episode of&nbsp;Louis Theroux's Weird Weekends in 2000 - into a catchy pop track.&nbsp;The video is a warm, celebratory affair, with Theroux and Dimz (Chicken Shop&nbsp;Date's Amelia Dimoldenberg) cruising around town, stopping to drink some wine at a café and&nbsp;get some dinner at a 'drive-Theroux'. And the appearance of Jason Derulo, with his beaming smile beamed in from LA, is the icing on the cake.&nbsp;Matching the idiosyncratic nature of the track, its a brilliant visual with plenty of comedic - and downright unusual - moments.&nbsp;

Elissa Morton

Stanley Brock

Chloe Culpin

Mouthpiece

My Accomplice

Adam Singodia

Jamie Clark

Billie Mckenzie

Joe Bolger

Homespun

Wash

Anthony Le

Sony Music

Gangsta Rap

Duke & Jones X Louis Theroux X Jason Derulo ft Amelia Dimz 'Jiggle Jiggle' by Stanley Brock

Jason Derulo x Duke & Jones x Louis Theroux x Amelia Dimz - Jiggle Jiggle [Official Music Video]

Ama Lou self-directs the&nbsp;promo for Same Old Ways, where contrary to the title of the song, tradition gets a welcome makeover.&nbsp;In the video - made in collaboration with The North Face -&nbsp;we follow the induction of two inner city kids (Ama&nbsp;and her friend) on their first day of boarding school. At the start, the viewer is set up to anticipate the worst for the pupils as they enter a daunting environment. But instead, they are welcomed with open arms, having a great time taking&nbsp;part in some classic old English boarding school activities.&nbsp;Excitable and celebratory,&nbsp;the video - shot by Ama's sister Mahalia John - is full of feelgood vibes, and the breathtaking setting is an excellent location for the camaraderie to ensue.&nbsp;

Katie South

Mikael Nakkas

Natalia Glow

Ama Lou

Jake Parker

Daisy Haddigan

Kid From Space

Hanan Cher⁣

Nathan Ford

Mahalia John

Sam Hunt

Rowan Mackintosh King

Fintan O'brien

Hannah Jel

Dean Marshall

Ollie Lemmings

Sam Johnson

Jack Sands

Apollo Wilson

Britini Campbell

Alesha Williams

Mdhamiri Á Nkemi

Interscope Records

Ama Lou 'Same Old Ways' by Ama Lou

Ama-Lou--'Same-Old-Ways'-by-Ama-Lou

Ama Lou self-directs a charismatic performance promo for her track Trust Nobody.&nbsp;In contrast to her previous videos - which were shot in Los Angeles - this one was filmed in London, and features the artist in a white cyc photo studio,&nbsp;filling the space with a confident yet vulnerable energy.&nbsp;Though simple in its presentation, the concept is a perfect vehicle for Lou's performance style, and takes inspiration from portraiture and fashion photography in its minimalist aesthetic.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Marlzama Films X Kid From Space

Diara Vassallo Ndiaye

Maggie Stanaszek

Taiba Akhuetie

Zoe Taylor

Hanan Cher

Ama Lou 'Trust Nobody' by Ama Lou

Ama-Lou-'Trust-Nobody'-by-Ama-Lou

Gustaf Holtenäs directs a mesmerizing and bizarre epic for rock legends&nbsp;Iron Maiden for Stratego, from their acclaimed new album.&nbsp;The film takes place in a Japanese-inspired landscape, with two rival armies heading to battle in an action-filled match of the ancient Japanese strategy game&nbsp;Shiogi. As with his recent video for Black Midi, Holtenäs combines 2D and 3D elements to create a mind-boggling visual to match the monumental tone of the song.[imgtoken data:1]This is the second&nbsp;collaboration&nbsp;between Blinkink and Iron Maiden, following&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/07/19/iron-maiden-writing-wall-nicos-livesey/71952">The Writing on the Wall</a>, directed by Nicos Livesey, released last month.Stunningly executed, the rich textures, vibrant colours and seamless animation form a dreamy, transcendent aesthetic, contrasted by the riotous, high energy pacing and bloody narrative. Truly epic in scale and well worth a watch.[imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]&nbsp;

Gustaf Holtenäs

Blinkink

Josef Byrne

Sami Goddard

Minna Floss

Will Barnett

Sam Seager

Danielle Barnes

Heavy Metal

Rock

Iron Maiden 'Stratego' by Gustaf Holtenäs 

Gustaf Holtenäs - Iron Maiden "Stratego"

Lawrence Pumfrey creates an intriguing and witty dance piece for Minneapolis-born, London-based singer/songwriter Morly.Choreographed by Katya Bourvis - and inspired by Pina Bausch - Pumfrey places Morly among an unlikely troupe of dancers in an English village hall, and makes her the focal point for an eccentric display of character and movement.Captured in three takes, with&nbsp;the camera panning and zooming from one position in the centre of the room, Pumphrey&nbsp;makes the most of the self-imposed limitations,&nbsp;giving&nbsp;full rein to his cast of dancing drama queens. The statuesque Morly seems a little nonplussed to be in the midst of this group, but determined to play along...[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Lawrence Pumfrey

Peter Jarrett

Ruaraid Achilleos

Raf Rakoczy

Jane Bourvis

Olivia Cochrane

Sophie Park

Sweat Entertainment/cascine

Rosie Sykes

Noble Daughters

Katya Bourvis

Singer-songwriter

Morly 'Dance To You' by Lawrence Pumfrey

Morly - Dance to You (Official Video)

Gemma Yin directs a heartwrenching performance promo for German singer-songwriter Zoe Wees.&nbsp;Opening with a dedication to her great grandmother, themes of loss and hurt bleed into every frame of the visual, present in snapshots of memories and reminders of those who are no longer with us, as Yin experiments in the video&nbsp;with light, movement and sculptural forms around Zoe.Empty seats are tucked under&nbsp;a table, blurred visions of departed family members linger in the background - powerful iconography that is universally relatable and fitting to the concept.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;The use of colour is especially inspired, cutting from desaturated setups reflecting an overwhelming feeling of emptiness, to shimmering&nbsp;golds and ambers, representing a sense of power and transcendence.&nbsp;This will quite possibly be the first time many viewers see and hear Zoe Wees, and Yin has created the most impressive of introductions, celebrating the energy and presence of the up and coming artist.[imgtoken data:2]&nbsp;&nbsp;[imgtoken data:3]

Germany

Gemma Yin

Abiola Rufai

Greatcoat Films

Kareem Adeshina

Leanna Smith

Phillips Nortey

Jake Gabbay

James Hills

Jomar O'Meally

Sam Crook

Jennifer Kidd

Sam Hardy

Las Bandas Be Brave

Targa Sahyoun

Zoe Wees 'Hold Me Like You Used To' by Gemma Yin

Zoe-Wees-'Hold-Me-Like-You-Used-To'-by-Gemma-Yin

Django Django frontman Vincent Neff takes the lead role in Jack Barraclough's video for Kick The Devil Out - playing Satan as the annoying lodger in an ordinary British family.In the same vein as&nbsp;low budget,&nbsp;oddball comedy films and old&nbsp;Beastie Boys&nbsp;videos, we find the red-hued Horned One welcomed into the bosom of the family by Mum - but eyed suspiciously by Dad, who's worst fears are confirmed by the guest's niggling bad habits:&nbsp;he misbehaves at the table, cuts his fingernails on the sofa, mixes his colours with whites in the wash... all clear signs that&nbsp;he has to go.Mixing in lo-fi greenscreen dancing footage and a skaterboy mini-DV fantasy, the aesthetic is charmingly DIY, and leans into the absurd concept.&nbsp;Amongst all of this madness, the performances are grounded in reality, and act as a conduit for viewers to understand the frustration and pain of this unwanted house guestBarraclough's energetic and fastmoving&nbsp;screwball comedy is a departure for the alt-rockers,&nbsp;who&nbsp;often embrace visual experimentation and whimsical humour in their videos, but it's a welcome one.[imgtoken data:1]

Jack Barraclough

Amara Rossell

Paolo De Battista

Toby Leary

Marcus Albertsen

Charlie Knight

Eliot Morris

Lottie Toon

Rhona Ezuma

Natasha Lawes

Because Music

Indie

Django Django 'Kick The Devil Out' by Jack Barraclough 

Django-Django-'Kick-The-Devil-Out'-by-Jack-Barraclough-

Dir. Lx directs the latest edition of Apple Music's The Agenda series, for Central Cee's Ruby.&nbsp;With Ruby sampling Foreigner's iconic Cold As Ice, we are presented with abstract snapshots of tales from Central Cee's tough neighbourhood in West London, including a young girl's story, as she is shown caught up in a cycle of abuse and neglect.&nbsp;With the rapper's prodigious storytelling skills exploring the&nbsp;pressures faced by underprivileged youth in Ruby, Dir Lx lends his cinematic, trademark style to the concept, layered with glitchy overlays and a frenetic edit style.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Dir. Lx

Gil Kolirin

Jen Woodhouse

Luke Goodrich

Sam Meyer

Louis Vella

Asia Rose Kilgallon

Sonny Horwell

Anthony Hensman

Janice Mahenge

Simmi Virdee

Denova Media

Kya Brame

Central Cee 'Ruby' by Dir. Lx

Central-Cee-'Ruby'-by-Dir.-Lx

Jimothy Lacoste lets loose across a variety of idiosyncratic vignettes, in Stanley Brock's offbeat video for Describe My Life.&nbsp;Throwing shapes across various, unexpected London locations - including busy A-roads and a nondescript community centre - we see Jimothy having the time of his life, bopping to the beat without a care in the world.&nbsp;The cinematography is dynamic&nbsp;and fun, whilst retaining a sense of gritty reality, and the artist's performance is suitably frantic and on-brand.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Raffael Rauter

Josha Eiffel

Sofia Petrides

Jimothy Lacoste 'Describe My Life' by Stanley Brock

Jimothy-Lacoste--'Describe-My-Life'-by-Stanley-Brock

Oscar Lang embodies the cyclical frustration of lockdown in James Slater's promo for Stuck.&nbsp;Filmed whilst most of us were still stuck in our homes pulling our hair out, the video is a no-frills affair, showing the artist in a range of familiar situations trying his best not to break.&nbsp;Shot in a series of zooms and reveals, Lang switches from static cycling&nbsp;to repeatedly typing STUCK&nbsp;to screaming into the void. It's just another&nbsp;typical lockdown day, grappling with new routines and a sense of despair which just won't budge...&nbsp;Another hit from Slater, with top-notch cinematography from&nbsp;Simon Plunket.&nbsp;

James Slater

Julien Cornwall

Richard Grewe

Ali Copland

Simon Plunket

Ruchil Choudary

Chris Orr

Salvador Gomez-Lopez

Giulia Mazzocchi

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Tom Connick

Oscar Lang 'Stuck' by James Slater 

Oscar-Lang--'Stuck-'-by-James-Slater-

James TW&nbsp;cycles through a series of idiosyncratic personas in&nbsp;Jack Willoughby's promo for Butterflies.&nbsp;Stepping into a photo booth, the artist transforms into an&nbsp;impressive range of characters, from all manner of time periods, styles and even universes...&nbsp;It's a fun-filled video that oozes tongue-in-cheek charm - and comments on the various personalities we all hide within ourselves.&nbsp;From the styling to the art direction and makeup, every facet of the video is on the same page, and it's an effective visual interpretation of the themes in the track.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Jack Willoughby

Clara Paris

Pieter Snyman

Josh Tue

Ernie Griffiths

James Duffey

Celia Arias

Joseph Taylor

Ailsa Robertson

Island Records

James TW 'Butterflies' by Jack Willoughby

James-Tw-'Butterflies'-by-Jack-Willoughby

Shan Phearon's stunner of a video for Tiggs Da Author draws us into a darkly comic world of a quartet of roadmen, who also happen to be vampires.If it's Top Boy meets What We Do In The Shadows, with a dash of '90s movie Tales From The Hood,&nbsp;Phearon has certainly created his own distinct world for this bunch of reprobates, who process blood like a valuable drug, feed their unfortunate victims to their harem of vampiric vixens, and seek some form of redemption, via the hand of the book-toting Tiggs.The fast-moving action takes place within a typical house on an everyday street, but it&nbsp;is anything but mundane. It's the colour palette&nbsp; - lurid, almost terrifyingly bold - that stands out more than anything. As in previous videos, Phearon goes hard for the primary spectrum, then dials it up more than ever. A remarkable look for a very cool piece of work.

Shan Phearon

Efosa Osaghae

Quinn Skelton

Marcus Albertesen

Sarah Cotterell

Kashmir Wickham

Shireen Kadhim

Isaac Whittingham

Steve Rose

Tiggs Da Author ft Nines 'Fly Em High' by Shan Phearon

Tiggs ft. Nines 'Fly 'Em High' (Directors Cut) by Shan Phearon

Oscar Ryan recreates the feeling of '90s teen movies and similar-era music television in his video for US pop-punk outfit We The Kings.Set in the bedroom of a young lad who has the hots for the attractvie girl next door - who he's spying on - Ryan and DoP Rik Burnell create a fondly nostalgic updating of that Nineties/Noughties style. It was filmed in London, with the band's individual Covid-safe performances captured remotely and added to era-specific TVs.

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