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Theo Watkins channels Rear Window in his new promo for indie rock outfit Mosa Wild. But who&#39;s watching the band, as they go about their business, and perform the catchy track, day and Night?&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Theo Watkins

Jack Plummer

Burning Reel

Mike Heath

Jamie Thomas

Jamie Harding

Camila Carlow

Ed Smith

Fab Calitri

Dan Moran

Kevin Woo

Stuart Cager

Aaron Westhead

Marisa Garner Associates

Andrew Law

Glassnote Records

Rock

Mosa Wild 'Night' by Theo Watkins

Mosa-Wild-'Night-'-by-Theo-Watkins

Charlie Sarsfield takes us on a fast-paced journey following three intertwining storylines for&nbsp;M-22.As Daisy Moore lipsyncs in the club, and Mikey Boats dances on the street, the video for How Does It Feel captures the spirit of summer evenings in London.

Charlie Sarsfield

Callum Gordon

Jack Meredith

Thomas Hole

Alasdair Baines

Matthew Ham

Westley Agius

Natalya Holley

Creep Post

Nicole Rixon

Dance

M-22 'How Does It Feel' by Charlie Sarsfield

M-22-'How-Does-It-Feel-'-by-Charlie-Sarsfield

Charlie Sarsfield directs this slick performance video for British-German pop duo M-22 - featuring Danish dance/pop artist Medina &ndash; playing with light in the studio to deliver suitably epic feel for EDM banger First Time.&nbsp;

Tony C. Miller

Christian Swain

Danny Hayward

Ayishat Akanbi

John Rogers

Cal Gordon

3 Beat Music

Josh Brooks

M-22  'First Time Ft. Medina ' by Charlie Sarsfield 

M-22--'First-Time-Ft.-Medina-'-by-Charlie-Sarsfield-

Paint, bubbles, balls, eyes and tongues... Kristian Young presents a highly expressive and graphic interpretation of New Zealand drum &amp; bass outfit&nbsp;Trei &amp; Tali&#39;s Rebels.Closely attuned to the track&#39;s breakneck tempo, Young&#39;s rich visuals burn, vibrate, crackle and ooze, and deliver a certain snap of naughtiness.

New Zealand

Kristian Young

Jamie Korn

Chloe Harwood

Tea Mulabdic

Aoife Blair

Rebecca Goodeve

Jemma Moore

James Foster

Viper

Drum & Bass

Trei & Tali 'Rebels ' by Kristian Young 

Trei-&-Tali-'Rebels-'-by-Kristian-Young-

Enter Shikari, the first band on the moon. And what a good plan that is - until the set starts to fall apart at the seams, and we see the directors and PR team desperately attempt&nbsp;to keep things going with a band clearly not that comfortable performing in spacesuits.Kristian Young&#39;s video for The Sights goes smoothly into meta video territory, turning the video into a critique of badly conceived music video concepts and eventually championing the merits of honest band performance, as the band ditch the space garb for normal clothes.There&#39;s a couple of amusing digressions from the track involving the band along the way,&nbsp;but, quite honestly, that lunar set just isn&#39;t that bad...&nbsp;

Jamie Hamer

Davey Glider

Cod Steaks

Chris Bell

Faye Thomas, Lee Hunter, Neil Gardener

PIAS

Nic Pringle

Jack Smith

East London Studios

Enter Shikari 'The Sights' by Kristian Young

Enter-Shikari-'The-Sights'-by-Kristian-Young

In Daniel Broadley&#39;s video for Why, Skinny Living frontman Ryan Johnston revisit scenes from the life of his&nbsp;younger, and&nbsp;more troubled self.It also features Johnston&#39;s sister, the person cited in the song for saving the singer,&nbsp;helping him through&nbsp;a dark and devastating period of depression, and on the road to recovery.&ldquo;It&rsquo;s always daunting making a video, wondering if it will bring the song across in the right way,&quot; says Johnston.&nbsp;&quot;I feel like it does. It represents something a lot of us go through and hopefully demonstrates the power of unconditional love.&rdquo;

Daniel Broadley

Tamara Lenz

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Wayne Bentley

Tom O'Keefe

James Matai

Alex Kirkwood

Charlie Jenkins

Paulina Rzeszowska

Hannah Elwell

Jon Dobson

Wash

Carrie Sutton

Daniel Harris

Jamie Whymark

Undercranked

Skinny Living 'Why' by Daniel Broadley

Skinny-Living-'Why'-by-Daniel-Broadley

The power has gotten to&nbsp;Feder&#39;s head in this video for Lordly, where he presides over two strikingly android-like&nbsp;dance couples - controlling&nbsp;their actions through a&nbsp;demanding,&nbsp;choreographed movements.&nbsp;Dressed in black tie attire, the figures&nbsp;twist and turn following the&nbsp;brutal strokes&nbsp;of the French house producer&#39;s pen, which he&nbsp;wields -&nbsp;with complete disregard for&nbsp;their safety -&nbsp;from his office desk inside&nbsp;his impressively solemn&nbsp;stately home.&nbsp;

France

Davey Gilder

Gary Long

Lloyd Cook

Tom Macmahon

Rik Burnell

Steve Wingrove

Minna Attala

Rafi Spangenthal

Alexandra Green

Emily Davies

Daniel de Vue

Glassworks VFX

William Nichols

Warner Music

House

Feder ft. Alex Aiono 'Lordly' by Kristian Young

Feder feat. Alex Aiono - Lordly (Official Video)

A brilliant foray into the world of 3D and VR here by&nbsp;Debbie Scanlan and Liz Adams, better known as De La Muerte, for Kyla La Grange&#39;s Hummingbird.The video -&nbsp;in which a car, a horse and some dancers occupy the infinite beauty of the feathered cosmos in order to battle through various and sundry existentialist quandaries -&nbsp;is a&nbsp;disorientating swirl of colour and dance that plays with the viewers&#39;&nbsp;perception of time. Look one way and you&#39;ll be mesmerised by slow motion fluid moves, but flip your head 180 degrees and you&#39;ll see a similar looking scene that feels entirely different: played in reverse with choreography designed to feel like a battle.Hats off to De La Muerte - particularly&nbsp;for working so well with a horse in the dark. The payoff comes with some truly epic-looking imagery.

De La Muerte

Fabienne Calitri

Sophie Cox

Louise Thomas

Leon Poulton

Visualise

ATC Management

Kevin Molloy

Inception

Matthew Shannon

Sophia Georgiou

Jonathan Curran

Mike Bradley

Kyla La Grange 'Hummingbird' (3D/360º) by De La Muerte

Daniel Harris&#39; directing debut for&nbsp;London five-piece HAUS&#39;s track Blinded&nbsp;sees a depiction of raw&nbsp;heartbreak, a simple,&nbsp;relatable&nbsp;anti-Valentines clip showing&nbsp;the painful&nbsp;side of love.&nbsp;With flashbacks to a couple&#39;s better days, it follows a young man as he runs through an&nbsp;underground tunnel (the &#39;foot tunnel&#39; between Greenwich and the Isle of Dogs in East London, in fact), towards his lover as she takes a bat to his heart - represented by a piñata. When the bruised and beated fellow reaches her, she deals a final blow&nbsp;smashing it to the ground.

Janna Bartlett

Henry Lockyer

Jordan Bond, Charlie Sarsfield

Fraction Films

Duncan Ellis

Atlas Management

Jordan Bond

HAUS 'Blinded' by Daniel Harris

Haus-'Blinded'-by-Daniel-Harris

Everything about this&nbsp;delightfully&nbsp;sleek and sexy&nbsp;promo for&nbsp;Hannah V&#39;s &#39;Version 2.0&#39; is&nbsp;poppin&#39;. The club setting, the vibrant&nbsp;nightlife&nbsp;colours, the repeat cuts, and of course, that&nbsp;irresistibly&nbsp;hip-hop beat&nbsp;that underpins the whole thing. Slowly but surely the viewer can even discern a secret narrative...It&#39;s directed by a new directing duo: Sblood. That&#39;s Gareth Phillips and Simon Milner of Is Tropical - the band &nbsp;for which Gareth has made several videos as a solo director.&nbsp;They have another new video, for Wolf Alice, in the works. And it already looks like a winning combination.&nbsp;

'Sblood

Asylum Films

Phil Vanier

Liam Lock

Sam Heasman

Dale Slater

Hannah Logic

Paul Moth

Oisín O'Driscoll

Elizabeth Doonan

Lock It In

Hannah V 'Version 2.0' by 'Sblood 

Hannah V - Version 2.0 ft. Ama Schreyer

Directing duo De La Muerte - that&#39;s&nbsp;Debbie Scanlan and Liz Adams &ndash;&nbsp;deliver another superb set of visuals as they&nbsp;translate the haunting and bewitching soundtrack of Only The Lonely by singer-songwriter Indiana -&nbsp;unveiling an intoxicating mix of glitter and glamour...

Dan Gibling

Nathan Mackintosh

Guy Davies

Neil Hawkins

Jaime Jarvis

Jessica Hunte

Liz Adams

Nedeem Al-Astrabadi

Happy Finish

Sony Music

Electronica

Indiana 'Only The Lonely' by De La Muerte

Indiana-'Only-The-Lonely'-by-De-La-Muerte

Fronted by&nbsp;the charismatic Sneakbo and backed up by&nbsp;Tujamo &amp; Plastik Funk, the infectious dance-ragga-rap of&nbsp;Dr Who gets an excellent treatment by Mike Tyler who goes further than celebrating the track with a banging performance.The uplifting element comes from sketching the creative process in various activities&nbsp;- from dancing to graphic design, from calligraphy to martial arts - and their common aspect.&nbsp;Then Mike did the edit himself - and&nbsp;adding a graphic overlay. &nbsp; &nbsp;

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