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Chloe Rose

After a hiatus of 24 years, Everything But The Girl are back, with addictive new release Nothing Left To Lose.&nbsp;Charlie Di Placido's video for the&nbsp;single presents a couple in the middle of a large café,&nbsp;who are swept up by the beat and launched into an energetic display of choreography.&nbsp;The other punters join in, as does the cashier, all joining together as one hive mind, until the music ends and all is back to normal.&nbsp;Shot in one take, the video is a whirlwind of creativity, which takes a familiar concept and elevates it to a new level.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Charlie Di Placido

Matt Craig

Edwin Brawn

Miranda Chambers

Oli Hill

Brandon Quan

Ben Eeley

Max Tuite

Dan Howe

Conrad Russell

Gian-Claudio Calipa

Fynn Greenfield

Alex Gregory

Charlie Morris

No.8

Melo

House

Everything But The Girl 'Nothing Left To Lose' by Charlie Di Placido

Everything But The Girl - Nothing Left To Lose

Joel Barney directs a moving promo for Man-Made Sunshine - the new solo project from Nothing But Thieves frontperson&nbsp;Conor Mason - presenting&nbsp;an ever-evolving scrapbook, exploring the unique and beautiful relationships shared between sons and fathers."We shot with pairs of real fathers and sons in this video, to delve deep into the complex relationships they experience together," says Barney of his video for Big.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]"Every single frame in this video was shot digitally and then hand-printed and scanned to create an analogue, ever evolving scrapbook," he explains.The&nbsp;handmade aesthetic creates a textural, tactile&nbsp;feeling, which&nbsp;lends a certain relatability to the footage - we have all seen similar photo albums and books with our own family members, and this adds to the viewer's emotional investment into the concept.&nbsp;

Declan Price

Philly Felton

Frankie Noller

Joel Barney

Ozzi Sanderson

Sonder

Michael Lewin

Will Churchill

Oscar Ferguson

Danny Rumbelow

Paddy Cartwright

Sony Music Uk

Rock

Man-Made Sunshine 'Big' by Joel Barney

Man-made-Sunshine-''big''-by-Joel-Barney

Katie Burdon directs a contemplative promo for Bonnie Kemplay.&nbsp;Contained in the four walls of her bedroom, we see the artist contemplate life and past relationships, as she practices self-care and waters her houseplant.&nbsp;Watching memories back on an old TV, the anachronistic vibes perfectly suit the grungey alt-pop sound, and the climactic, neon-tinged ending adds an abstract vibe to the concept.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

Phoebe Platman

Katie Burdon

Lexi Kiddo

Mouthpiece

Academy Films

Riaz Ahmed

Owaian Morgan

Medb Riordan

Afzal Robanni

Harry Coleman

Gordon Wong

Mel Chatelet

Tamara Ishida

Assembly Rooms

Karol Cybulski

CHEAT

Dirty Hit

Bonnie Kemplay '19' by Katie Burdon

Bonnie-Kemplay-'19'-by-Katie-Burdon

Roisino creates a surreal vision for Eddy Luna's What's The Difference.&nbsp;The psychedelic promo explores a trippy world with stylised avant-garde spaces, referencing&nbsp;early noughties R&amp;B video aesthetics.&nbsp;Art direction and bursts of colour&nbsp;are central to the concept, and Luna thrives within the fantastical environment.&nbsp;Anchored by a laidback performance and off-kilter cinematography, it's another excellent visual from Roisino, which lends itself perfectly to her abstract style.&nbsp;

Roisino

Pilar Muro

Marisa Garner Associates

Lea Ogunlami

Eden Madein

Eliza Lewis

Eddie Caldas

Sony Music

Eddy Luna 'What's The Difference' by Roisino

Eddy Luna - What's The Difference (Official Video)

A tube train carriage&nbsp;transforms into a coruscating disco wonderland in David Wilson's flamboyant promo for Zach Witness.&nbsp;The intimate video&nbsp;pays homage to two queer icons - Frankie Knuckles and Larry Levan - and transports viewers back&nbsp;to 70’s New York, to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ roots of dance music.Exuding a hyper-confident, sexy aura, Zach Witness&nbsp;moves and shakes his way through the glorious track, creating countless iconic moments in just under three minutes.&nbsp;An intense&nbsp;visual feast from David Wilson - directing&nbsp;his first music video since pre-pandemic times -&nbsp;that deserves a tonne of attention.&nbsp;

Richard Fearon

David Wilson

Ajay Arora

Riff Raff Films

Bernie Prentice

Brian Fawcett

Laura Clayton

Olly Ginelli

Frank Hellebrand

Jeff Vine

Christian Swaine

Rachel Hopkins

Darcy Wallace

Lucy Upton-Prowse

Meg Thorne

The Quarry

Zach Witness

Cinelab Film and Digital

Dance

Zach Witness 'Frankie And Levan' by David Wilson

Zach-Witness-'Frankie-And-Levan'-by-David-Wilson

Joel Barney directs a distorted&nbsp;mirror room performance for UK rock legends Royal Blood.Shot in high-contrast black and white, we see the group captured with slow-shutter cinematography, creating a haunting, claustrophobic vibe.&nbsp;The head-spinning concept has an otherworldly style which feels simultaneously nostalgic and futuristic, with dark cinematic moments which linger in the mind long after the video ends.&nbsp;

Jennifer Ivory

Eliot Moris

Oscar Ginn

Sam Ardley

Warner Music

Royal Blood 'Honeybrains' by Joel Barney

Royal-Blood-'Honeybrains'-by-Joel-Barney

Jim Pilling captures the challenges of a relationship in this charmingly relatable video&nbsp;for&nbsp;Grow - the second in the series of accompanying visuals&nbsp;for Samm Henshaw's album Untidy Soul.Following the <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/05/20/samm-henshaw-still-broke-jim-pilling/71012">video&nbsp;for Still Broke</a>&nbsp;- featuring Henshaw as a very unhappy, lonely rich guy -&nbsp;the second chapter takes us back two years, exploring&nbsp;the new romance of Samm and Tiana Major9's characters Sonny and Selah, and the trials and tribulations that come with moving in together and living with each other does not always go to plan.&nbsp;Shot on 16mm by DoP Rik Burnell, the visual builds a slightly surreal comic world which begins when the couple visit a plant store to buy a plant for their new home, and encounter the world's most unhelpful shop owner. Tiana is offered a bonsai tree by a mysterious elderly shop assistant which comes to symbolise the health of their relationship.[imgtoken data:1]Co-written by Pilling and Henshaw, the video develops the slightly surreal comic tone of Still Broke, with the indie-urban sophistication of&nbsp;Spike Lee's early&nbsp;comedies. There is a&nbsp;combination of&nbsp;dialogue and subtitles to push forward the story of rising tensions between the characters, and Henshaw and Tiana are pitch-perfect in their roles as the couple unable to make a last step towards contentment.&nbsp;&nbsp;“In the track, Samm’s exploring the idea of having to work at a relationship, and it not always being easy for it to be good," explains&nbsp;Jim Pilling. "He and I built this world around the track, and the story goes to show that even some sage advice from a guy with a bonsai tree isn’t always enough to save a relationship.”

Jim Pilling

Francesca Di Muro

Vidsett

Samm Henshaw

Joe Mulvihill

Rik Burnell

Emily Jane Robinson

Max Openshaw

Nathan Ford

Bianca Zehra

Carlotta Constant

Lu’s Curls

Cherise Renee

Tim Smith

Carla Thomas

Peque Varela

Tiana Major9

Loop Talent

Soul

Samm Henshaw 'Grow' by Jim Pilling

Samm-Henshaw--'Grow'-by-Jim-Pilling

Elliot Simpson's&nbsp;latest collaboration with Digital Farm Animals brings to life the perfect hymn to a lockdown free (fingers crossed!) summer.In the video, shenanigans ensue when three teenagers are left&nbsp;home alone to celebrate their friend's birthday.&nbsp;DJ Digital Farm Animals - aka&nbsp;Nicholas Gale - and featured artist Harlee bring the party spirit straight to the boys, via an Uber-style desktop app - and when they arrive, so do a raucous crew of London's coolest personalities, turning the quiet residence into the hottest dancefloor in the city.&nbsp;Dripping with trippy vibes and a palpable energy, the sharp direction sets the pace for a night to remember, and the frenetic cinematography brings the entire concept to life.&nbsp;

Elliot Simpson

James Cross

Park Village

Adam Booth

Chris Malin

Pieter Snyman

Josh Tue

Jamie Cook

James Duffy

Jess Morgan

Terri Higgins

Myles Bevan

Time Based Arts

Rom Herring

Jakob Thorhallsson

Scott Harvey, Damian Reyes-fox, Eoin Mckenna

Electronic

Digital Farm Animals ft Harlee 'Last Night' by Elliot Simpson

Digital-Farm-Animals-Feat.-Harlee-'Last-Night'-by-Elliot-Simpson

Samm Henshaw is living in the lap of&nbsp;luxury in huge mansion, but also in a pit of sadness, in Jim Pilling's video for Still Broke.The first in a series of videos for Untidy Soul, Henshaw's upcoming debut album, Pilling establishes the off-kilter, quietly comic premise from the start, as Henshaw stares out from his gigantic gilded cage before resuming his chores of ironing fifty quid notes.&nbsp;Shot on 16mm by DoP Rik Burnell, a series of slow zooms and stylised camerawork creates this amusing disconnect between&nbsp;remarkable&nbsp;wealth and opulence with Henshaw's&nbsp;abject dejection and lack of fulfillment. It all comes to a head when he receives a message&nbsp;from an visitor, to shake up him from his misery.With its playfulness and visual style - and the promise of Samm venturing out into the world in the next episode&nbsp;- this one sets up the Untidy Soul series very nicely indeed.[imgtoken data:1]

Leon Psyzora

Bianca Bhagat

Cheyenne Miller

Awal

Samm Henshaw 'Still Broke' by Jim Pilling 

Samm Henshaw - Still Broke (Official Video) ft. Keyon Harrold

British indie sensation&nbsp;Alfie Templeman lets his hair down,&nbsp;in Thomas Davis' video for Forever Isn't Long Enough.&nbsp;Exploding with colour, tongue-in-cheek vignettes and bold production design, the video is a kaleidoscopic mix of quirky ideas, presented in a refreshing and daring way.&nbsp;

Thomas Davis

Jake River Parker

Common People Films

Ramy Dance

Sam Roffey

Luke C Harper

Sam Johnson

Joseph Edwards

Jonny Boomer

Harriet Trant

Maria Bracher

Charles Gamble

Dom Phipps

Framestore Uk

Thomas Adams

Laura Taylor

Chess Club

Indie

Alternative

Alfie Templeman 'Forever Isn't Long Enough' by Thomas Davis

Alfie Templeman - Forever Isn't Long Enough

A woman thrashes out her painful memories in Joshua Thornton-Allan's video for singer-songwriter Jack Curley.The visual for I'm Here For You depicts a heartbroken woman trapped in her head, screaming at nothingness and trying her best to move on with life. Intercut with Jack's performance, she backtracks over snapshots of love and loss.But finally, she finds the power to take back control - with a magnificent moment of catharsis.

Josh Thornton-Allan

Jake Parker

Guido Cavaciuti

Joe Edwards

Chris Walker

Marshall St Editors

Andi Chu

Electric Theatre Collective

Zoe Wheeler @ Eureka Productions

Olivia West

Parlophone

Jordi Estapé

Marta Lune

Jack Curley 'I'm Here For You' by Joshua Thornton-Allan

Jack-Curley-'I'm-Here-For-You'-by-Joshua-Thornton-allan

Thomas Davis continues his collaboration with alternative dance threesome NOISY, with the video for Put A Record On.&nbsp;Featuring actress and model&nbsp;Miki Davis - and very little of the NOISY boys - the video is built around a lip-sync performance, shot on the hottest day of the year so far.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Luke C Harper uses 16mm film and ramped shutter speeds to create a nostalgic and frantic vibe, perfectly matching the in-your-face style of the track.&nbsp;

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