Director of Photography

Jack Wilkinson

Collard teams up with regular creative collaborators SOB (Joseph Shaw and Eseosa Ohen) for the otherworldly Favour.&nbsp;Exploring dreamscapes and a reality that transcends our own, the hypnotic visual is formed of&nbsp;several conceptual setups&nbsp;focused around the artist, his love interest and an ever-evolving set of locations and backdrops.&nbsp;DoP&nbsp;Jack Wilkinson utilises spotlights and frenzied strobes to create the dreamy aesthetic, which tiptoes its way towards more of a nightmare at several points in the video, but is&nbsp;always reigned in by its strangely charming and comforting style.It's another darkly mysterious and bittersweet affair in the tradition of SOB's previous&nbsp;videos for Collard, including&nbsp;Warrior Cry&nbsp;and&nbsp;Greyhound.[imgtoken data:1]

United Kingdom

Ersan Beskardes

Pulse Films

Rik Green

Connie Martin

Joe Starrs

Jerry Pradon

Josh Ighodaro

Jonny Boomer

Jakob Gierse

Felix Paradza

Yulya Yurchenko

Laura Reyes

Homespun

Tim Smith

CHEAT

Elliot Chyi

James Hackett

Virgin EMI

Soul

Collard 'Favour' by SOB

Collard-'Favour-'-by-Jack-Smith

This trippy&nbsp;video for The Amazons by Stephen Agnew is an illustrated and animated psychedelic head melt, which sees the band’s live action footage blend seamlessly with moving graphics that pulsate to the song.Amazons' frontman Matthew Thomson says: “Animation was a medium we were keen to explore with Mother, especially as we felt there would be scope to match the size and ambition of the sonic and lyrical vision of the recording. We had a great experience working with the director Stephen Agnew after being inspired by the visceral approach in his previous work with some of our contemporaries.”&nbsp;

Stephen Agnew

James Cross

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Carrie Sutton

Cackhanded Kid

Andy Overton

Rock

The Amazons 'Mother' by Stephen Agnew

The-Amazons-'Mother'-by-Stephen-Agnew

A sick mother and her son escape from hospital to have a special day together, in Charlotte Regan&#39;s emotional video for Mumford &amp; Sons&#39; Beloved.Filmed in and around Port Talbot in South Wales, photographed by Jack Wilkinson, the film&nbsp;features Deirdre Mullins as the mum, Lucy, and first time actor James Sykes as her son Conor.Regan&#39;s story is an interpretation of the sense of loss at the heart of the song Beloved. Commenting on the video, the band say: &quot;The song has very different meanings for everyone&hellip; but somehow Charlotte has managed to capture the same wild spirit that we felt when creating it.&quot;&nbsp;

Charlotte Regan

Ore Okonedo

Knucklehead

Earleatha Oppon

Anthony Jones

Tom Wynborne

George Batchelor

Luke Jefferson

Connor Hunter

Andrew Fletcher

Bobby Williams

Scott Youlden

Elena Muntoni

Oliver Cronk

Claire Bleasdale

Deirdre Mullins

James Sykes

Paul O'Reilly

David Ludlum

The Mill

David Knight

Island Records

Mumford & Sons 'Beloved' by Charlotte Regan

Mumford & Sons - Beloved (Official Video)

The driver for a hardened&nbsp;criminal finds himself losing touch with reality, and drifting off to places he would rather be, in Hugh Rochfort&#39;s video for Icarus.The young man (Jed Quaresma) finds that his car becomes his vehicle to another dimension: a series of distorted visions and memories, as if the Sirens of Icarus&#39;s song are calling him back to his old life.

Hugh Rochfort

Josh Northover

Benjy Kirkman

Liam Meredith

Owain E. Morgan

Owen O'Sullivan

Marshall Street Editors

Alexandre Nerzic

Big Buoy

Double Negative

Hannes Sap

Catarina Gonçalves

Jed Quaresma

Sam Seager

Parlophone Records

Dance

Icarus 'Sirens' by Hugh Rochfort

Icarus-'Sirens'-by-Hugh-Rochfort

Fanny Hoetzeneder&rsquo;s splendid promo for Adelphi Music Factory captures the rhythm, passion and joy at the heart of this fusion of gospel and house music through a constantly repeating&nbsp;sequence.We join a boy as he runs from his home, pounding past footballing mates through the streets and into the local Baptist church. He&#39;s running late for choir rehearsals,&nbsp;the Reverend glancing at his watch as the boy takes his seat and starts drumming.As the scenario repeats, scenes layer upon each other in an ever growing spiral of drumming, running and preaching. It&#39;s marvellous, and&nbsp;Fanny Hoetzeneder has&nbsp;created a video as upliftingly joyful as the song.&nbsp;Filmed on location in Sheffield over a weekend, the video for Javelin (Calling Out Your Name) features&nbsp;Rev. Daniel Anang and his teenage son Jeryhuda, in the roles of the Reverend and the running drummer respectively.&nbsp;Janine Dyer is the lead singer,&nbsp;and other singers and cast were drawn&nbsp;from the Cemetery Road Baptist Church, the New Testament Church, and Sheffield&rsquo;s Community Choir.&nbsp;

Fanny Hoetzeneder

Henry Napier-Brown

Nick Coleman

Jessica Oxley

Chris Sarginson

Laura Little

Charlie Von Rotberg

Emily Ann Sonnet

Ministry of Sound

Weapons Music

House

Gospel

Adelphi Music Factory 'Javelin (Calling Out Your Name)' by Fanny Hoetzeneder

Adelphi-Music-Factory-'Javelin-(calling-Out-Your-Name)'-by-Fanny-Hoetzeneder

Aella Jordan-Edge makes the camera an active character in her video for Irish indie trio whenyoung.Inspired by a <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=scif2vfg1ug">Tim Pope-directed classic for The Cure</a>, it&#39;s a performance which has whenyoung&#39;s Aoife, Niall and Andrew at close quarters with the lens in three colour-coded&nbsp;set-ups - even when it means having to climb a ladder to get up close and personal.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

Aella Jordan-Edge

Eleri Evans

Tonic

Beth Montague

Jack Meredith

Kat Hawker

Martina Lattanzi

Cecilie Hildebrandt

Ruth Higginbotham

Jamie Neale

Cut+Run

Meg Thorne

Indie

whenyoung 'Never Let Go' by Aella Jordan-Edge

whenyoung - Never Let Go

Boiler Room have once again been selected as their official content partner for the&nbsp;UK&rsquo;s most prestigious album award, the&nbsp;Hyundai Mercury Prize, and in&nbsp;order to produce the first in a series of performance-led pieces featuring Mercury-nominated artists, Boiler Room teamed up with regular collaborator, director João Retorta, to capture Novelist, on location, in his home borough Lewisham.Retorta delivers a raw and intimate glimpse of Nov discussing how his experiences growing up and the visualisation of people listening to his music drive his process, before leading into a gritty live performance.Nov comments: &quot;It&rsquo;s important that people make full bodies of work because that&rsquo;s when you get someone&rsquo;s true expression. It gives you more of an insight into their world.&nbsp;For it to be considered as a great piece of art, even be put up for an award like the Hyundai Mercury Prize, that&rsquo;s a massive thing for me.&quot;

Joao Retorta

Bullion Productions

Afzal Robbani

Ed Cooper

The Assembly Rooms

Electric Theatre Collective

Novelist 'Nov Wait Stop Wait (Live)' by João Retorta

Declan Whitebloom&#39;s latest video for&nbsp;Jess Glynne shows off a lighter side to the singer, as she parties and holidays with friends in Rio de Janiero.The video for All I Am&nbsp;offers an unique glimpse into Jess Glynne&#39;s breathless pop star lifestyle,&nbsp;as she rehearses, performs at festivals, and parties with the great Nile Rodgers, no less,&nbsp;before heading off on a girls&#39; mini-break to Rio.All I Am comes from the Grammy Award-winning singer&#39;s upcoming LP&nbsp;Always In Between, and the video marks her fourth collaboration with Declan Whitebloom.

Declan Whitebloom

Shabana Mansuri

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Gary Long

James Wick

Holly Wolfers

Dan Curwin

Atlantic Records

Jess Glynne 'All I Am' by Declan Whitebloom

Jess-Glynne-'All-I-Am'-by-Declan-Whitebloom

Stephen Agnew repairs to an English country pile with Isaac Gracey and an increasingly wacky collection of vintage recording equipment.If the on-screen sound engineering&nbsp;is rather eccentric - but all based in fact, apparently (see below) &ndash;&nbsp;the visual style is solid as a rock. Agnew and his DoP Jack Wilkinson delightfully evoke the halcyon days of classic rock, in the house that Led Zeppelin once owned,&nbsp;for Gracey&#39;s Running On Empty...

Jonathan Sidwell

Milo Brown

Alex Gibbon

Jess Elcock

Elizabeth Jane Bishop

Sophie Casha

Gina Blondell

James Wright

Ten Three

Paul McKee

Singer-songwriter

Isaac Gracie 'Running On Empty' by Stephen Agnew

Isaac-Gracie-'Running-On-Empty'-by-Stephen-Agnew

Caymanian artist Maeve emerges from the darkness in Stephen Agnew&#39;s stylish video for Empty.Shot by Jack Wilkinson, the stripped back beauty of the song is reflected in the expansive performance in a striking natural cave-like setting.

Arran Green

Beau Pritchard James

Aimee Croysdill

Sophie Cox

Rob Brandon

Rebel Post

Toby Tomkins

Ross Anderson

Sasha Moon

Josh Brooks

Maeve 'Empty' by Stephen Agnew

Maeve-'Empty'-by-Stephen-Agnew

Fanny Hoetzeneder&rsquo;s video for Turtle&nbsp;documents one of the illegal car meet-ups that happen on Sunday nights in London&#39;s outskirts.This beautifully shot film captures the&nbsp;melting-pot of people who congregate at these meets&nbsp;to have a good time and&nbsp;proudly display their cars.As day tunes into night, the setting of this suburban industrial carpark grows into a surreal world of neon lights and rain.&nbsp;Like in a dream, smoky burnouts and drifting donuts take place one after the other, all night long. And it&rsquo;s hypnotic when&nbsp;set to the pulsating music of Jon Cooper (Turtle) and ethereal vocals of Eliza Shaddad.

Sorcha Bacon

Erin Sayer

Orlando Morris

Marcus Albertsen

Charlie Reddie

Oisín O'Driscoll

Ruffian Post

Toby Williams-Ellis

Beatnik Creative

Archie Hollway

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Orlando Morris + Benji Kirkman

Marcus Albertsen  + Tim Price

Alternative, Dance

Turtle ft Eliza Shaddad 'Bloodtype' by Fanny Hoetzeneder

Daniel Broadley took a multi-camera crew to London&#39;s Alexandra Palace to capture Don Broco playing their biggest headline show to date - and performing their new banger, T-Shirt Song.&nbsp;

Daniel Broadley

Tamara Lenz

Kode

James Liston

Toby Goodger

Jon Dobson

Wash

Don Broco 'T-Shirt Song' by Daniel Broadley

Don-Broco-'T-shirt-Song'-by-Daniel-Broadley

Stephen Agnew&#39;s adds in-camera effects, optical illusions and post to a banging performance by Dublin rock band Fangclub in a spooky big house for Better To Forget.

Ireland

Alasdair Mitchell

Louis Barron

Kit Mackenzie

Greg Krzeszowiec

Ollie Tiong

Zoey Olechnowicz

Julian Biard

Freefolk

Fangclub 'Better To Forget' by Stephen Agnew

Fangclub-'Better-To-Forget'-by-Stephen-Agnew

Stephen Agnew channels a vintage aesthetic in his new Wolf Alice video for Beautifully Unconventional, with a classic studio setting that sees frontwoman Ellie Roswell transformed into a Marilyn-style torch singer.The rest of the band don&#39;t escape the &#39;50s makeover either, with&nbsp;Joff Oddie, Theo Ellis, and Joel Amey donning suits, looking good. More importantly, they are still playing excellent indie rock.

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