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Nil Tomakan

A nighttime accident sets off an unusual chain of events in&nbsp;Grandmas' vision for Larkins' Are We Having Any Fun Yet?&nbsp;Having been taken out by a car, frontman Josh Noble stumbles through a maze of underpasses, streets and traffic, crossing paths with a series of enigmatic strangers&nbsp;who look just as out of place as he does.&nbsp;Each character has an unusually calm demeanour&nbsp;and a fascination with Noble, which questions&nbsp;whether this is just a really unlucky night, or a visualisation of him crossing the life/death boundary following the accident.&nbsp;Beautifully shot by DoP Harry Wheeler, the heavy grain and vibrant colour palette creates a strangely hyperrealist aesthetic, punctuated by moments of surrealism and introspection.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

GRANDMAS

Manoela Chiabai

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Billie Hallows

Harry Wheeler

Mike Linforth

Chris Sarguisson

Jade Kewley

Terri Grisdale

John Holloway

Edit Egg

Jason Wallis

Electric Theatre Collective

John Hassay

Good Soldier Records

Charlotte Simpson

Johnny Stillwell

Bethan Anderson

Oliver Whitworth

Jake Whitehouse

Alternative

Indie

Larkins 'Are We Having Any Fun Yet?' by Grandmas

Larkins-'Are-We-Having-Any-Fun-Yet?'-by-Grandmas

Jocelyn Anquetil's video for King Krule, set on the overcast banks of the River Thames, was inspired by&nbsp;the artist otherwise known as Archy Marshall’s personal story of of loneliness and isolation.Archy finds himself in various locations and scenarios, all of which reflect his mentality from being boxed in by a group of eclectic individuals. He becomes&nbsp;stuck inside a mirrored room,&nbsp;representing his state of mind and the chaos of the track. It&nbsp;concludes with Archy being able to emerge from his dark place, with wife and new baby.

Jocelyn Anquetil

Adam Farley

The Mill

Dougal Meese

Wayne A.w. Bentley

Joel Honeywell

Becky Lee

Kairo Jones

Ben  Millar

Maya Man

Charlie Von Rotberg

Homespun

Alex Gregory

Bruce Langfield

Declan Andrews

XL Recordings

King Krule 'Alone, Omen 3' by Jocelyn Anquetil

King-Krule-'Alone,-Omen-3'-by-Jocelyn-Anquetil

Baxter Dury has reached the point of no return in Tom Haines'&nbsp;video for I'm Not Your Dog.Following the sleazy performance and sickly aesthetic of their previous collaboration on <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/11/21/baxter-dury-slumlord-tom-haines/62018" target="_blank">Slumlord</a>, there is considerably less grit and grime this time around. Instead we see Dury in a dramatic&nbsp;portrayal of a man in deep trouble, on the boardwalk of a city resort: it could&nbsp;pass for Miami, but is in fact a&nbsp;strip of Benidorm on a January morning,&nbsp;captured by Haines and DoP Steve Annis in a single take. &nbsp;Dury has a proper amount of acting to do in this video, but he delivers with an air of confidence and the cheeky humour that permeates both his music and persona. The juxtaposition of the dreamy beach location, and a man seemingly dying from a critical wound is ironic and dark, but it's a great fit for the artist and his alternative approach to music.&nbsp;

Tom Haines

Javier Alonso

Agile Films

Hayley Williams

Steve Annis

Sonia Royo

Fred Fabrega

Nick Armstrong

Simon Bourne

OB Management

Ben Beauvallet

PIAS

Sam Vines

Andrew Fletcher

Alternative, Indie

Baxter Dury 'I'm Not Your Dog' by Tom Haines

Baxter-Dury-'I&#039;m-Not-Your-Dog'-by-Tom-Haines

Lochlainn McKenna (aka&nbsp;Locky), has created a charming&nbsp;and poignant sort of unrequited&nbsp;love for Keane,&nbsp;which sees&nbsp;the band take on the roles of teachers judging the school’s singing competition, as a group of ‘mini Keanes’ play the house band.The band each take on a different role: Tom Chaplin as the clumsy PE Teacher, pianist Tim Rice-Oxley as the utterly disinterested and too cool for school History Teacher, drummer Richard Hughes as the confused and weary Maths Teacher who can’t keep up, and bassist Jesse Quin as the eccentric, enthusiastic Arts Teacher.The mixture of HD and Mini-DV footage is nostalgic and reminiscent of the early 00's, and the simple DIY style set design is a throwback to cheesy school talent shows (that I'm sure we were all forced to participate in as kids).&nbsp;Bassist Jesse Quin tells us,&nbsp;“our hope was that we’d come up with a light-hearted and fun, but emotionally compelling look at the idea of loving maybe a little too much.” He continues “though it may fall apart, we can find some solace in the memories of what was – “Nothing can take that away from me.”'&nbsp;

Locky

James Cross

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Hayley Norton

Chris Malin

Karl Poyzer

Louis Vella

Max Smith

Dave Bird

Lucy Cooper

Haelwyn Adams

Leandro Arouca

Element Post

Carrie Sutton

Andrew Law

Keane 'Love Too Much' by Locky

Keane-'Love-Too-Much'-by-Locky

The video for Ottolenghi is a hard act to follow, but Louis Bhose puts his own marvellous spin on the world of Loyle Carner in the new video for You Don&#39;t Know.&nbsp;He does a great job&nbsp;- with help from the rapper&#39;s mum.As Loyle Carner&#39;s close relationship with his mother Jean Coyle-Larner is well known, his fans will instantly relate to this comedic scenario, where Loyle tries to keep tabs on his mum on various dates, occupying every job going down at her favourite restaurant, from sommelier to CCTV security to cab driver.Loyle mainly plays a melancholy cocktail barman, in a decent double act with his guest rapper Rebel Kleff. But it turns out that Jean has real star quality too. If you squint, there&#39;s even a passing resemblance to ubiquitous screen star Olivia Colman.And it reaches a peak of charm with Jean having dinner and a lovely chat with none other than poet and national treasure Benjamin Zephaniah.&nbsp;A great result for everybody.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Louis Bhose

Eleri Evans

Freddie Barrass

Clara Paris

Murren Tullett

Pete Bateson

Kai Newton

Phoebe Darling

Jess Summer

Kit Wells

Final Cut

Matthieu Toullet

Leianna Campbell

Connie Meade

All My Friends

Virgin EMI

Hip Hop

Loyle Carner ft Rebel Kleff & Kiko Bun 'You Don’t Know' by Louis Bhose

Loyle-Carner-'You-Don’t-Know-Ft.-Rebel-Kleff-&-Kiko-Bun'-by-Louis-Bhose

French rapper Kobo comes to London to bring his track Baltimore to life - and director Felix Brady puts the viewer at the heart of the action in this everyday story of gangster life.Brady&#39;s clever conceit is for all the action to take place within the masked Kobo and his buddies&#39; most significant domain - their car. The camera constantly revolves&nbsp;from it&#39;s position on the passenger seat, and courtesy of motion control reveals the moments&nbsp;of their lives that add up to&nbsp;make a bigger picture. And the moments tell us that it&#39;s getting harder for them all the time.&nbsp;

France

Felix Brady

Francois Larpin

Stink Films

Katie Lambert

Scarlett Barclay

Ezra Summer

Ruben Woodin Dechamps

William Pope

Joseph Bicknell

CHEAT

Sarah Boardman @ Hands

Amaury Feron

Polydor

Justin Pentecost

Kobo 'Baltimore' by Felix Brady

Ben &amp; Ross blur the line between digital life and real life in this wild, cartoonish high school prom clip for Duke Dumont and Gorgon City.Everybody loves a story where the underdog gets one up on the bullies. But how about one where the bullies are so consumed by their digital lives that the only thing that can put a stop to them is a bucketload of emoji-spattered puke?Ben &amp; Ross play with layering these new digital realities on top of some tried-and-true teen movie tropes and it pays off a treat in this sharp and entertaining satire for Real Life.

Ben & Ross

Jon Mealing

Bullion Productions

Hannah Gracie

Maddy Perkins

Bryony James

Brett Turnbull

Jon Mitchell

Sam Harding

Bill Rae Smith

Oliver Hogan

Anna Wild

Ellie Johnson

Speade

Marty McMullan

Rushes

James Hackett

Virginemi

Dance

Duke Dumont X Gorgon City ft. Naations 'Real Life' by Ben & Ross

Duke-Dumont-X-Gorgon-City-Ft.-Naations-'Real-Life'-by-Ben-&-Ross

Rob Brandon&#39;s video for Fickle Friends takes a familiar premise and makes it fresh and entertaining all over again.&nbsp;It&#39;s a casting session in which the auditionees fall under the mercy of a fussily idiosyncratic casting director - Rob Brandon himself.&nbsp;Pushing his charges to do all kinds of things for an unspecified production, out of which comes a performance of the bright and breezy Hello Hello, some stripping off and sexy dancing. &nbsp;Fun pop video vibes in the vein of Brandon&#39;s entertaining videos for George Ezra a couple of years back, whilst revealing the true reason why people want to direct: to get people to do silly things.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rob Brandon

Rob Jelley

Kode

Afzal Robbani

Dan Stafford Clark

Sam Riley

Lydia Stott

Ben Manwaring

Bon Walsh

Beth Buxton

Dan Moran

Coffee & TV

Emily Tedrake

Dorita Nissen

Kharmel Cochrane

Fickle Friends 'Hello Hello' by Rob Brandon

Fickle-Friends-'Hello-Hello'-by-Rob-Brandon

Matt Walker and Skepta team up to create a hugely imaginative pulp visual for No Security.With a classic film look&nbsp;and some classic film references to boot, Skepta works his way through various boxed-in, rough-and-ready sets with an added&nbsp;analogue veneer. It&#39;s a heavily-stylised, beautifully-crafted piece that steps well outside the Skepta&#39;s aesthetic comfort zone and benefits from it tremendously.

Matt Walker

Skepta

Jamie Whymark

Kerry Green

Joe Ramsden

Matthew Emvin Taylor

Rob Webster

Julian Sharma

Callum Ross

Chloe Brady

Emma Regan

Ethan Iveson

Joe Salkey

Ollie Ramsey

Tom Fivesnakes

Tamara Lenz

Skepta 'No Security' by Matt Walker & Skepta

Skepta - No Security

Georgia Hudson has directed this poignant&nbsp;new video for London based producer Cadenza. Featuring vocals from Jorja Smith and a killer verse from Dre Island, the video shows youth frozen in time, powerless against the external forces that run their&nbsp;world.The video appears to favour a realistic, pessimistic position towards the maintenance of the&nbsp;status quo rather than a&nbsp;hopeful promise of change. Claustrophobic shots&nbsp;captures&nbsp;Jorja Smith walking through dark, narrow hallways -&nbsp;communicating&nbsp;a sense of emprisonment - leading to a hopeless, full-on blowout between the people and a fortress of police.&nbsp;

Georgia Hudson

Kat Cattaneo

Daniel Smith

Adam Scarth

Seth Crosby

Daniel Munro

Paul O'Reilly

Simona Harrison

Nil Tomkan

Dan Millar

Sony

Dance, Chillout

Cadenza ft. Jorja Smith & Dre Island 'People' by Georgia Hudson

Cadenza-Ft.-Jorja-Smith-&-Dre-Island-'People'-by-Georgia-Hudson

Much of human life is here&nbsp;in Charlie Robins&#39; video for Rag&#39;n&#39;Bone Man&#39;s Human, which revolves around the singer&#39;s heartfelt performance, but in which he becomes interchangeable with a supporting band of street cast extras, representing humanity in all its forms.&nbsp;Above all the repetitive&nbsp;cutting between RnB Man and his fellow humans,&nbsp;creates its own rhythm track for a song that could be big&nbsp;as the man himself.

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