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MrMr

Sam Smith reunites with Luke Monaghan in a triumphant comeback for&nbsp;Love Me More.The song is all about the singer being more comfortable in their self, and Monaghan - who has directed more&nbsp;Sam Smith videos than anyone else - allows that feeling to seep through the course of the film in both a direct and evocative fashion.After a prelude listening to a&nbsp;phone machine voice message from an old friend who craves to meet up with them, Sam heads out into the day with a spring in their step - in a street scene reminiscent of one of their early videos.The introduction of a supporting cast is done through a break from the course of the narrative - conceptual set-ups and portrait shots of Sam's 'gang' from the LGBTQ+ community&nbsp;- before they all come together on the dancefloor.Monaghan keeps things interesting and affectionate throughout, never deviating from a positive and joyous mood. That's anchored&nbsp;by Sam's radiant performance. This dovetails really nicely with a song which has a tinge of gospel revivalism about it.Sam Smith is definitely back - and so is Luke Monaghan.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Arthur De Borman

Rose Waite

Ben Reardon

Luke Monaghan

Shore Works

James Hackett

Sol Sahaiti

Harry Wheeler

Alex Jefferson

Elliot Ruby

Ali Copland

Richard J Lewis

Jamie Monks

Phil Heron

Rob Hawkins

Max Randall

Sienree Du

Karla Q Leon

Sean Fazende

Houmam Abdullah

Capitol Records

Joe Mulvihill

Sam Smith 'Love Me More' by Luke Monaghan

Sam-Smith--'Love-Me-More-'-by-Luke-Monaghan

Lavaland - aka musician and all-round polymath Lava La Rue - takes the reins on the latest episode in the Wet Leg legend, sticking it to the boys with the throughly entertaining video for Ur Mum.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]The band's Rhian and Hester are shopgirls deadpanning as they are patronised by Scotty - played by Tommy Villiers - who invites them to see his band The Soft Boys play. But they soon get their sweet revenge.[imgtoken data:2]

Ranya Refaey

Emma Lipop

Lava La Rue

Poppy Ashton

Callum Begley

Al Rice

Ailsa Aikoa

Angelica Wolanska

Oli Falcon

Bernat Bonaventura

Lara Diamond

Alice Dodds

Elif Gonen

Megan Lee

Electric Theatre Collective

Tommy Villiers

Indie

Rock

Wet Leg 'Ur Mum' by Lava La Rue

Wet-Leg--'Ur-Mum-'-by-Lava-La-Rue

The Weeknd heralds his new album Dawn FM with a spectacular and nightmarish promo from Matilda Finn.&nbsp;The video for Gasoline is dripping in Finn's harrowing, hyperreal aesthetic, and follows an elderly version of the artist, who crashes his car into a stop sign and descends into a Hellish realm.&nbsp;He regains consciousness in a crowded room, where sinful beings are grappling for whatever physical pleasures they can acquire -&nbsp;sex, drugs, violence... it's all on the cards in this place.&nbsp;The crowd begin to show their true colours, as their faces distort into monstrous forms, and The Weeknd has a face-off with a younger version of himself, ending in another death.&nbsp;This is an enigmatic expression of existential despair in Matilda Finn's signature style, and it's&nbsp;outstanding work. The video touches upon life, death and addiction, and does so with sublime style - and lots of creepy crawlies.&nbsp;

United States

Matilda Finn

Stink Films

Ryland Burns

Cole Santiago

Eli Raskin

Ari Schneiderman

Jon Chema

John Richoux

Armen Harootun

Black Kite Studios

Simone Grattarola

Mayte Avina

Jesse Hays

Nomad Art + Design

TJ White

C Prinz

Mike Marino, Prosthetic Renaissance

Malina Stearns

Chelsea Delfino

Esprit Casting

Hugo Saunders

Time Based Arts

Kyle Bryson

Charles Tae

Matthew Henson

Christine Nelli

Marcela Osegueda

Sharif Poston

Ntombi Moyo

Mark Hills

James Teninty

Erick Aguilar

Benjamin Verhulst

Nick Decell

Factory

Alternative

The Weeknd 'Gasoline' by Matilda Finn

The Weeknd - Gasoline (Official Music Video)

A young man battles with small town life, in Matthew Thorne's second video for The Howl and The Hum.Blending&nbsp;documentary and&nbsp;fiction worlds, the video&nbsp;in set within the beautiful Rhondda Valley of South Wales. Inspired by Small Fry,&nbsp;written by Hannah Lad, the concept&nbsp;explores themes of brotherhood, fatherhood and masculine connection, and is interspersed with portraits of real people from the community.&nbsp;Shot on 16mm, the video looks absolutely beautiful, and the remarkable locations&nbsp;add a real sense of scale&nbsp;to the project. The performances are brilliant all-round - particularly from Kyle Stead, who plays the central character&nbsp;-&nbsp;and the relatable themes are as authentic as they emotionally absorbing.&nbsp;

Matthew Thorne

Hamish Mckercher

Adric Watson

Nikki Powell

Peter Schulz

Folk

The Howl And The Hum 'Thumbs Up' by Matthew Thorne

The-Howl-And-The-Hum--'Thumbs-Up-'-by-Matthew-Thorne

Muse are back with their first release in four years - and immediately at full throttle -&nbsp;with Jared Hogan's sci-fi epic for Won't Stand Down.&nbsp;The video sees an ancient woman masked with vocalist Matt Bellamy's face, drawing power from a faceless army and transcending into an augmented being.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;From the futuristic art direction through to the&nbsp;seamless VFX and dynamic cinematography, the video is a tour de force&nbsp;of creativity which builds to a rip-roaring, intense climax. And the&nbsp;haunting silicone mask the lead character wears jumps right into the uncanny valley, and makes for an uncomfortable viewing experience in the best way.&nbsp;Like every Muse video, there is an important message bubbling under the surface, this time focused on standing up against bullies and oppressors. Filmed in Ukraine - producers MrMr teamed up with Shelter in Kiev for the production of the video - the concept perfectly encapsulates these themes.

Jared Hogan

Savvas Stavrou

Vadim Yuzba

Joe Cook

Valeriy Butkov

Danil Dubrovsky

Margarita Shekel

Dasha Taivas

Paul O'Reilly

Trim Editing

Jacob Mckee

Denis Reva

Lark

Maria Webb

Forager

Joey Doyle

Christian Stropko

shelter.film

Albert Zurashvili

Dasha Deriagina

Roman Chukmanenko

Max Matveev

Eugene Bubley

Natalia Zozulia

Muse 'Won't Stand Down' by Jared Hogan

Muse-'Won't-Stand-Down-'-by-Jared-Hogan

Dave East's latest video for Foals finds the band in playful form. In fact, for Wake Me Up the play's the thing.Shot on 35mm, East and the band take us on fever dream journey, in a theatrical setting - and it turns it into a real song-and-dance number. A real change-up in visual style for one of the UK's most consistently riveting guitar bands.

David East

Poppy Aston

Kaname Onoyama

Emma Friend

Freddie Lathbridge

Chaimaa Ormazabal

Rosanna Vize

Phoebe Lettice Thompson

Carly Guy

Richard Woolway

Homespun

Joseph Bicknall

Company 3

Mikko Ruostila

Matt Allsop

Foals 'Wake Me Up' by David East

Foals-'Wake-Me-Up-'-by-David-East

Jeremy Ngatho Cole directs an emotive video for Little Simz's I Love You, I Hate You.&nbsp;Exploring challenging relationships and the absence of love where it should be most present, the visuals portray two different character studies.&nbsp;A man struggles with connection, whilst a variety of people surround him and paint. In the other setup, a young woman reaches for her father, but the space in between them extends, rupturing any chance at a healthy relationship.&nbsp;Little Simz appears in between the setups, seamlessly blending the vignettes together with an impassioned and authentic performance.&nbsp;

Jeremy Ngatho Cole

Lucy Bradley

Little Simz

Steven Olubenga Eniraiyetan

Nathalie Pitters

Dan Eighton

Osman Tekdemir

Johnjoe Besagni

Louis Simonon

Luci Ellis

Chantelle Fuller

Nibras Alwasiti

Amber Saunders

Karol Cybulksi

CHEAT

Carla Thomas

Lane Casting

Bianca Bhagat

Awal

Jane Emily Arnold

Michael Vega

Little Simz 'I Love You, I Hate You' by Jeremy Ngatho Cole

Little-Simz-'I-Love-You,-I-Hate-You'-by-Jeremy-Ngatho-Cole

The second&nbsp;in a trilogy of videos for Self Esteem, directed by the artist herself - aka&nbsp;Rebecca Lucy Taylor - sees her burning up the screen entirely from behind a drumkit.As with the first for Prioritise Pleasure, this is another riveting performance to accompany another self-revelatory track, How Can I Help You. In fact, even more so. It's just her, drumming out the primal beat of the song while lipsyncing but drawing a cathartic power from the experience -and&nbsp;also simply revelling in the physical act.Ultimately it's a great device to show the artist&nbsp;as a courageous and charismatic performer, determined to be recognised on her own terms. Self Esteem is taking it to the next level, and it's really impressive.&nbsp;

Rebecca Lucy Taylor

Rosie Brear

Jake Gabbay

James Hills

Georgia Lee

Fraser Craig

Kelli White

Jess Summer

Sam Allen

Luke Morrison

Fiction Records

Stuart Roger

Self Esteem 'How Can I Help You' by Rebecca Lucy Taylor

Self-Esteem-'How-Can-I-Help-You-'-by-Rebecca-Lucy-Taylor

Rebecca Lucy Taylor self-directs a rip-roaring performance promo for Prioritise Pleasure - one of three she has made for the new album.&nbsp;Inside a studio setting, we see&nbsp;Self Esteem - the stage name of musician and director Rebecca Lucy Taylor - dive&nbsp;into high-energy choreography with a group of dancers, as coloured lights coruscate in the background.&nbsp;It's a powerful visual which commands a presence, and an exciting addition to the artist's videography.&nbsp;

Experimental Pop

Self Esteem 'Prioritise Pleasure' by Rebecca Lucy Taylor

Self-Esteem-'Prioritise-Pleasure'-by-Rebecca-Lucy-Taylor

Tom Beard and Olly Alexander reinterpret A Midsummer Night’s Dream&nbsp;for Gen-Z, in the sensual and surreal promo for Crave.&nbsp;Featuring subverted Disney villains and references to the Cult of Dionysus, the fantasy-inspired visuals are a hallucinogenic rollercoaster ride, complete with phenomenal styling and set design.Alexander's trademark performance style is the glue that binds the carousel of vignettes, and represents a leap into a more authentic, maximalist aesthetic for the artist.And the video&nbsp;features a number of Alexander's fellow cast members from the award-winning TV drama It's A Sin, including&nbsp;Omari Douglas, Nathaniel Hall, and David Carlisle, as well as model Munroe Bergdorf.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]

MrMr

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