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Remi Laudat directs a fiery performance video for Stefflon Don.&nbsp;Exploring empowerment and freedom, the artist celebrates her Jamaican heritage with playful, edgy vignettes, which lean into a hyperreal&nbsp;style and perspective.&nbsp;Flipping from group choreography to solo performance setups, the excitable aesthetic is layered with vibrant lighting and set design, resulting in a feel-good vibe that encourages viewers to get up and show off their best moves... though we don't suggest attempting any of this in a working kitchen like in&nbsp;this promo.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Remi Laudat

Cora Rodriguez

Academy Films

Maurizio Von Trapp

Ella Giradot

Bryony James

Kaname Onoyama

Michael Hobdell

Rachel Wood

Danny Hayward

Studio Augmenta

Toni Blaze

Tasa Ikie

Summar Hunjan

Laura Cairney-keize

Thomas Mangham

The Mill

Charlie Morris

Bruce Langfield

Dan Pryor

Donatella

Cinelab Film and Digital

Hip Hop

Stefflon Don 'Move' by Remi Laudat

Stefflon-Don-'Move'-by-Remi-Laudat

Ray Blk is in the club, and being very choosy about who gains her favours, in the video for Action, directed by Nathan James Tettey.&nbsp;Speaking about the track, which features Chip,&nbsp;Ray&nbsp;says “When I go out with my friends all the songs they play in the clubs or parties are songs for boys to gas each other up and get hype to, so I wanted to make something to gas the ladies as well because we’re the ones they come to the party for.”

Nathan James Tettey

Nkem Egbuchiri

Untold Studios

Annie Ayres

Ben Pengilly

Luke Goodrich

Aaron Reid

Shane Almeida

Dan Juryza

Salvador Gomes-lopez

Phoebe Darling

Mh’ya Mclean

Jess Kordecki

Alex Gregory

Asad Naveed

Caroline Clayton

Island Records

Grant Sandy-phillips

Ray Blk ft Chip 'Action' by Nathan James Tettey

Ray-Blk--'Action-'-by-Nathan-James-Tettey

Jade Jackman has directed an intimate and poignant video for Mabel's OK.Shot in black and white, the video focuses on a selection of diverse cast, all of whom are underrepresented in the industry, and who have taken their own feelings of anxiety and discouragement and flipped them into positive, empowering messages. The lack of colour pulls more attention to the portraits of each person, and they each slowly break&nbsp;out into movement, to represent the transition to feeling more comfortable and confident in themselves.&nbsp;Shooting each person on their own in the space expresses the feeling of isolation that anxiety can induce, and the fact that Mabel shares the exact same setup with the other characters represents the fact that this is universal, no matter who you are. "It's okay not to be okay, as long as you know everything's gonna be okay".&nbsp;A simple concept to match the track’s message of empowerment and strength, the black and white video features intimate close ups of Mabel singing to camera, alongside a cast including Dazed and Confused Beauty LGBTQ+ editor Munroe Bergdorf and Kat Hawkins.

Jade Jackman

Holly Wolfers

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Tom Ivens

Olan Collardy

Benjy Kirkman

Charlie Knight

Jonny Boomer

Freya Newmarch

Simone Beyene

Rio Sreedharan

Maria Asadi

Ruth Wardell

Electric Theatre Collective

Mabel 'OK (Anxiety Anthem)' by Jade Jackman

Mabel - OK (Anxiety Anthem)

Nightmarish visions and twisted pagan figures invade the mind of a teenage&nbsp;girl, in Thomas James's powerful video for The Amazons.This is a story&nbsp;in the tradition of British 'rural horror', and it's told with compelling conviction by James and his cast,&nbsp;particularly his lead&nbsp;Ceara Coveney. And the monster that threatens her sanity&nbsp;could come out of anyone's subconscious.&nbsp;

Thomas James

Andrew Rawson

Ob Production Services

Sam Holmes

Lee Thomas

Gavin Farlie

Luci Ellis

Becci Mapes

Owen O’Sullivan

Vlad Barin

Markus Lundqvist  

OB Management

Carrie Sutton

Fiction

Ceara Coveney

CHEAT

Rock

The Amazons 'Doubt It' by Thomas James

The Amazons - Doubt It

They’ve vanquished the evil alien… now what? Eoin Glaister dares to dream of life after victory, in this depressive space epic for Joji.Starships can be a cold and boring place. Now there’s nobody left to save humanity from, Captain Joji has nothing left to do but mope around, play ping-pong with his crew, and reminisce about the glory days. Fortunately for this action-starved crew, Joji’s deputy is starting to have evil delusions of his own.Glaister’s fantastic&nbsp;video is a pitch-perfect subversion of TV sci-fi tropes. It’s all there: the camp costumes,&nbsp;the dodgy prosthetics,&nbsp;the body paint,&nbsp;the streaky lazers,&nbsp;and the very obviously earthbound location. Isaac Bauman’s photography captures the spirit of the media it's riffing on - not just&nbsp;Star Trek&nbsp;and&nbsp;2001: A Space Odyssey, but lower budget cult classics like&nbsp;Silent Running.

Eoin Glaister

Enzo Marc

Stink Films

Katie Lambert

Emma Buerklin

Ian Thomas

Isaac Bauman

Danilo Rodriguez

Ajiri Akpolo

Owen O'Sullivan

Youngster

Ian Harland

Hands 

Ollie Zhang

88 Rising

Alternative Pop

Indie

Trip-hop

Joji 'Sanctuary' by Eoin Glaister

Joji - Sanctuary (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

Ore Okonedo

Knucklehead

Josh Northover

Jack Wilkinson

Liam Meredith

Owain E. Morgan

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

A beautifully crafted, poignant piece marking the return of Rob Thomas - and music&nbsp;video directing legend Andy Morahan.&nbsp;And the video for One Less Day, and strikes to the heart of the song&rsquo;s message with a simple, classic visual idea. Rob is performing amid a huge mass of candles - easily mistaken for a huge audience seen from a distance. Each candle represents someone who has passed away, before their time. And then we see some of their faces.&nbsp;The flame theme becomes extended with balls of flame drumming out the beat. It strikes exactly the right note for this heartfelt song.&nbsp; &nbsp;

United States

Andy Morahan

Mark Elliot

BELIEVE MEDIA

Jannie McInnes

Justin Derry

Spencer Ferszt

Absolute Post

Sally Heath

Matt Turner

Zdravko Stoitchkov

Phil Botti

Atlantic Records

Rob Thomas 'One Less Day' by Andy Morahan

Rob Thomas - One Less Day (Dying Young) [Official Music Video]

Alex Southam&#39;s riveting, crazy whirlwind of a video for Bring Me The Horizon, has frontman Oli Sykes is a down-at-heel outsider who is remodelled by a sinister corporation to lead a cult - with hair-raising results.In this supercharged Director&#39;s Cut, Southam manages to cram pretty much a B-movie&#39;s worth of lurid, satirical comic horror into four piledriving minutes of action, with the panache of an early Cronenberg.&nbsp;Mantra is a chaotic mix of mendacity, vulnerability, revenge, served up on a bed of psychotropic drugs, with a helping of voodoo for pudding. Hold on to your hats.[imgtoken data:1]

Alex Southam

Alex Chamberlain

Dasha Deriagina

London Alley

Jess Bell

2332 Films

Tim Sidell

Vadim Yuzba

Denis Kumeiko

Max Ruban

Aleksey Savelov

Daniel Dubrovsky

Dasha Taivas

Juli Levitskaya

Sergey Panteleev

Karin Papa

Jake Armstrong

Dan Moran

Markus Lundqvist

Kent Hugo

Dan Millar

Sony Music

Bring Me The Horizon 'Mantra' (Director's Cut) by Alex Southam

Liam Papadachi directs a&nbsp;nostalgic performance by Sheffield indie band Redfaces, in a band set-up that dressed with lots of beautiful flowers.&nbsp;Shot on super 16mm, this is as colourful as a florist shop in spring. Just hope no-one in the band was suffering from hayfever...

Liam Papadachi

Somewhere Films

James Greenall

Jack Reynolds

Sam Riley

Milo Brown

Matt Simmons

Afra Zamara

Oliver Vaughan

Myles Bevan

Time Based Arts

Redfaces 'Way Down' by Liam Papadachi

Redfaces-'Way-Down'-by-Liam-Papadachi

Zak Emerson has created a fascinatingly visceral video for electronica artist&nbsp;Ben Chatwin, using photography in such a stylised way it starts to resemble CGI. In fact, what we are watching is largely in-camera:&nbsp;a human figure that is largely hidden by the viscous liquid that covers them.This alluring figure, suspended in mid-air, is dripping in a latex-like, black lava,&nbsp;an almost alien&nbsp;form emerging in&nbsp;a dark, mysterious world.&nbsp;As the body contorts and ripples so does the increasingly intense electronic sounds of artist Ben Chatwin. It&rsquo;s&nbsp;an intense,&nbsp;immersive experience.&nbsp;Emerson has impressively wedded&nbsp;the hauntingly-acoustic sounds of Ben Chatwin with a&nbsp;powerful portrayal of birth, life and spirit.

Zak Emerson

Lily Goodchild

Merman

Dan Dickenson

Rosie Owen

Federico Alfonzo

Emily Durtnall

Nineteentwenty

Eloise Hymas

Village Green

Ben Chatwin 'Knots' by Zak Emerson

Ben Chatwin - Knots (Video)

Aella Jordan-Edge takes to the London nightclub scene to film Matoma&rsquo;s Lonely&rsquo; ft. MAX. With an &ldquo;imaginary friend&rdquo; concept at its core, this video was inspired by Aella&rsquo;s love for the classic film Harvey. She was drawn to the visual idea of a character interacting with someone we can&rsquo;t see - a person that only exists in the character&rsquo;s head, that he believes in so fiercely, we begin to believe in him too.We follow the journey of two dancers, never knowing if the girl in this romantic duo is real, or just a figment of his imagination. Their heated and intimate interaction under the neon lights of Sway draw us into their story and leaving us wanting more. &nbsp;

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