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Francis Qureshi

Lisa Clarkson directs a nostalgic seaside promo for Miles Kane featuring Corinne Bailey Rae.&nbsp;Filmed in Walton-on-the-Naze in Essex, the video is split between a heartwarming performance section&nbsp;and a breezy narrative, starring two mini-doppelgängers of the artists.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]In under three minutes, Clarkson creates a fusion of performance, dance and storytelling, with a playful concept that captures the youthful innocence of seaside holidays as a kid – and the first signs&nbsp;of young love.&nbsp;The beach and arcade backdrops feel distinctly British in their presentation: no-frills fun and very much unpolished. But this elevates the authenticity of the concept, and will no doubt bring&nbsp;back memories for many viewers.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Lisa Clarkson

James Alexandrou

Francis Quigley

Charlie Jenkins

Lou Mcnamara, James Beacon

Laura Guilera

Benjamin Leggett

Adrian Makarewicz

Bianca Simone Scott

Logan Tripett

James Beacon

Indie

Rock

Miles Kane ft Corinne Bailey Rae 'Nothing's Ever Gonna Be Good Enough' by Lisa Clarkson

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Flohio steps from the streets to a stylish studio set-up for the Angelo Dominic Sesto-directed video for Marbles.Sesto's follow-up to his brooding video for the&nbsp;London rapper's <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/05/13/flohio-roundtown-angelo-dominic-sesto/70846" target="_blank">Roundtown</a>&nbsp;mixes old school music video and fashion aesthetics, injecting some glamour and a graphic sensibility - partly as a result of the use of split-screens - to enhance Flohio's performance.&nbsp;It never lets up - courtesy of a fiercely kinetic cut by editor Carina Etae. Another fine addition to the impressive canon of Flohio videos.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Angelo Dominic Sesto

Theo Hue Williams

Michael Kinsella Perks

Alan Scott

Carina Etae

Hip Hop

Flohio 'Marbles' by Angelo Dominic Sesto

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Jack Turner explores the divide between our digital and analogue worlds, in the introspective promo for Crossfire.&nbsp;In this bittersweet letter to apathy, we enter a dystopia where a man and a woman have been reduced to nothing. They have been absorbed by a digital world, waiting for themselves - or something - to shake them out of their reality.Featuring a cold, desaturated colour palette and glitchy performance scenes playing out on different devices, the video feels as if it lives within a parallel world, abstract and alien in its presentation.The heart of the concept shines through, however, finding a universally relatable anchor in the relationship on-screen, and the emotions that play out.&nbsp;

Jack Turner

Charley Packham

Ollie Deacon

Cooc Productions

Carlotta Beck Peccoz

Olly Ginelli

Adam Singodia

Oliver Pearson Pajtra

Matthew Wilson

Kian Altmann

Wyndham Harris

Yolanda Dohr

Johnny Richards

Mira Thu

Orillo

Louis Cunningham

Marli Siu

Daniel Millar

Sony Music

Ella Holmes

Sara Brixton

Rag'n'Bone Man 'Crossfire' by Jack Turner

Rag'n'bone-Man-'Crossfire'-by-Jack-Turner

New directing duo The Madley Brothers deliver a cool showcase for bedroom-pop newcomers Wynona’s debut single Get Back To Myself, featuring lead singer Natalie in a domestic setting, but uncomfortable in her surroundings.&nbsp;In several well-composed set-ups, shot by DoP Adam Singodia, the video reflects the mood of the song by a band who were repatriated to the UK from their base in Japan at the start of the pandemic last year.&nbsp;"We wanted to explore the uneasiness of not feeling like yourself and the disconnection and stillness that ensues," explain the Madley Brothers.&nbsp;"It’s introspective and quiet, yet the desperation can’t help but bubble over the surface."

The Madley Brothers

Ellie Gordon

Ray Film

Gizem Kuru

Juan Minotta

Luca Piercey

Isabella Mahmoud

Juno Harvey

Lorna Searl

Wynona 'Get Back To Myself' by The Madley Brothers

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Hope Kemp And Ronan Corrigan intertwine various lockdown love stories in the video for The Academic's Anything Could Happen.&nbsp;By no means strangers to non-traditional music videos - 2017's <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2017/11/28/academic-bear-claws-live-looper-version-academic/50687">Bear Claws</a> saw the group exploit a delay in Facebook live to great effect, which garnered viral attention - The Academic showcase love and relationships using footage submitted from fans across the globe.&nbsp;Authentic, naturalistic and thoroughly charming, the video avoids overly set-up situations or challenges. It just celebrates the imperfect world we live in, and the brilliant people we get to share it with.&nbsp;

Ireland

Hope Kemp

Ronan Corrigan

Michael Whitham

Capitol

Indie Rock

The Academic 'Anything Could Happen' by Hope Kemp And Ronan Corrigan

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The Snuts' new video for Maybe California, directed by Ronan Corrigan and Hope Kemp, is one big slice of Americana – a homage to the Red White &amp; Blue.Set in the queue of a drive-thru diner, the band watch as the rose-tinted nostalgia of the American dream is slowly, remorselessly wiped away.Observing from the back of the queue, the group watch as enamoured newlyweds become frustrated with each other's presence, a pregnant woman chainsmokes and a businessman fills his coffee with booze.Under the neon lights, the facade behind the fake smiles and happy exteriors begins to deteriorate, leaving a raw and more honest depiction of day-to-day life.&nbsp;

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