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Nick Harwood directs a perceptive narrative video for King Princess - aka singer-songwriter Mikaela&nbsp;Straus.&nbsp;With creative direction by Quinn Wilson, the video for For My Friends resembles a portrait of the artist's teenage self and her sometimes volatile relationship&nbsp;with her best friends, played on-screen by&nbsp;Alex Consani and Laine Philipps.&nbsp;A superbly unfiltered perspective on friendship, emotional connection and youth, the video is shot in a raw, authentic fashion, following the overlooked&nbsp;minutiae of hanging out with the people you love the most, with all its ups and downs.&nbsp;The filmic cinematography and energy feel comfortable and timely, and will remind viewers of the imperfect yet essential connections in their own lives.[imgtoken data:1]&nbsp;

United States

Cicely Bernhard

Shada Shariatzadeh

Kevin Breheny

Nick Harwood

Jake Agger

Object & Animal

Quinn Wilson

Jill Kaplan

Ben Carey

Justin Benoliel

Emi Stewart

Anna Langston

Carey Hu

Elijah Lobato

Miyako Bellizzi

Erol Karadag

Andrew Colvin

Lauren Dellara

Tim Masick

Company 3

Laine Philipps

Alex Consani

Singer-songwriter

King Princess 'For My Friends' by Nick Harwood

King-Princess-''for-My-Friends''-by-Nick-Harwood

Camila Cabello fights her way out of the studio system in Dave Meyers' rollicking comic history of Hollywood's Golden Age for My Oh My.Opening on the set of a 30s-style gangster film, Cabello plays the damsel in distress one times too many, and flips out when the director calls cut before she gets a chance to show her violent side. Begging with a bunch of suits back at the studio, she takes her career into her own hands when they deny her a role as an action movie heroine.&nbsp;The black and white visual is soaked in the glamour and nostalgia of old Hollywood, paying homage to the time period through everything from high contrast lighting to the Art Deco-inspired set dressing. And the introduction of Dababy keeps the story powering forward, offering Camila a way out of her predicament.DoP Scott Cunningham utilises whip pans and rapid camera movement to keep up the pace and intensity, and the art direction takes us through the decades, building to an explosive climax - in Cinemascope and Technicolor -&nbsp;when Cabello finally gets her way, echoing&nbsp;Kill Bill&nbsp;and other badass female action films&nbsp;we take for granted in contemporary cinema.&nbsp;With plenty of his offbeat humour on-screen, Meyers also appears in a rare cameo as a scriptwriter, rounding off a brilliant cast of no-nonsense, greedy business-types. Cabello is brilliant as always, diving headfirst into the multifaceted role and making the whole thing believable. Magical work from an ambitious creative team.&nbsp;

Dave Meyers

Nathan Scherrer

freenjoy

Scott Cunningham

François Audouy

Alyssa Oh

Stefan Sonnenberg

Ingenuity Studios

Jamie Rabineau

Fuliane Petikyan

Camila Cabello ft. Dababy 'My Oh My' by Dave Meyers

Camila-Cabello-Ft.-Dababy-'My-Oh-My-'-by-Dave-Meyers

Dua Lipa is back, and we are with her all the way on what turns out to be a frenetic and stressful night out.From bar, to masked ball to night club, Dua's night on the town with the girls - which starts with her dealing forcefully with unwanted person, represented by a POV camera&nbsp;- Nabil's video for Don't Start Now is&nbsp;breathlessly fastmoving, where the artist is trying to keep her composure and have fun in a series of&nbsp;crowds. And the overall effect is decidely claustrophobic.From the eyes in the paintings that follow&nbsp;her around the room at the masked ball, to the spotlight upon her in the club crowd, to the face briefly spotted in the bathroom, Nabil offers hints at the mindset of the artist, having to deal with the ups and downs of her stardom. There's certainly plenty of material here for the fans to get their teeth into.&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Nabil

Eric Brown

OPERATOR Media

Kathleen Heffernan

Leah Younesi

Lawrence Sher

David Isern

Greg Addison

Dave Araki

Alex DiGerlando

Brenda Ray

Alex Clark

Damion Clayton

Jill Bogdanowicz

Max Coltt

Samantha Lau

Anna Cofone

Lorenzo Posocco

Michelle Tang

Dua Lipa 'Don't Start Now' by Nabil

Dua Lipa - Don't Start Now (Official Music Video)

FKA Twigs self-directs this beguiling (and unexpectedly relatable) video for Home With You, a French Exit anthem in which the singer and her friends escape London in the dead of night.When you encounter an artist as distinctive as FKA Twigs, it’s easy to overlook the variety on offer in their output&nbsp;-&nbsp;to imagine each new project as just a small piece of a singular body of work. Over the past seven years, Twigs has developed a very specific mythology, a subversive blend of humanity, warmth and discomfort - encompassed in several key motifs. In a handful of FKA Twigs videos, you can be sure that dance will feature, landscapes will distort, forms will collapse, and inevitably, water will pour.&nbsp;These videos are often so impressive, you can immerse yourself completely in their spectacle without questioning their meaning or motivation. In Andrew Thomas Huang’s video for Cellophane, Twigs climbs a golden pole, attacks a skeletal doppelgänger with her platform shoe, and tumbles into a womb-like mound of red mud. She is then covered in said mud by a pair of masked older women. Who hasn’t been there, right? The narrative is incredibly moving, but at&nbsp;a gut frequency that is difficult to describe. Twigs’ preference for instinctive self-expression pays off.The video for Home With You marks something of a departure, in that it is so direct. Without letting go of her trademark abstractions, Twigs settles on an everyday, low-stakes sensation. Specifically, the urge to get the hell out of Stoke Newington and go home. The video is a kind of triptych, following the singer from the basement of Bar-A-Bar on Kingsland, out to the suburbs in a car with her dancer entourage, and into a smothering, Midsommar-esque community in the countryside.&nbsp;The car sequence, in particular, is a standout in the artist’s oeuvre. The choreography by Twigs and Theo TJ Lowe viscerally captures the complexity of escape. All the excitement, affection and trepidation that accompanies a long journey home. This&nbsp;knotty&nbsp;dynamic between different sensations is at the heart of FKA Twigs’ work, and grounded in the reality, it finds a salient expression in this video.

FKA Twigs

Tabetha Glass-Jackman

Morgan Clement

Jack Meredith

Rina Yang

Zach Apo-tsang

Matthew Josephs

Ed Marler

Virginie Moreira

Kabuki

Jamie Foord

Lewis Crossfield

Time Based Arts

Lewis Saunders

Young Turks

Theo TJ Lowe

Theo Adams

Choral

Electronica

FKA Twigs 'Home With You' by FKA Twigs

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Travis Scott, he of the diamond teeth, takes a surreal trip through a dark, chaotic world in his latest collaboration with Dave Meyers.It's a classic execution by Meyers of the ideas presented by Scott for Highest In The Room.&nbsp;Figments of Travis's&nbsp;imagination flit in and out, whether he has his head in the clouds, is taken hostage and tortured, is at a strip club or is precariously walking a steel beam on an unfinished skyscraper.

Fresh Carreras

Mike Alberts

Pergrin Jung

Keith Bronsdon

Will Urie

Freya Bardell

Stefan Sonnenfeld

Cactus Jack

Randy Donaldson

Hip Hop

Travis Scott 'Highest In The Room' by Dave Meyers, Travis Scott

Travis Scott - HIGHEST IN THE ROOM

Mendes and Cabello, lost souls in a hot city,&nbsp;have a short-lived romance in this sun-soaked vignette by Dave Meyers, his latest collab with Camila.This style of sexually-charged crossover is so well worn, it almost qualifies as a genre. See SparkNotes on Madonna, Drake, Xtina and Rihanna. But watching this video, which is by no means provocative, it may occur to you how safe previous incarnations of this genre have tended to be. Despite being billed (and widely misremembered) as sizzling, risqué videos, they now seem incredibly coy about their subject. Namely, sex. Strong eye contact does not a romance make.In Señorita, Cabello sings about going “back to the hotel”, and then she and Mendes do just that. They have a one-night stand, and are confused about the encounter afterwards. Which feels oddly refreshing. Thanks to their chemistry, and a commitment to the subject of their song, the video sets a new bar for its form.

Timber

Sabrina Elizondo

Jonah Hall

Kevin Lau

Yolanda Geralds

Island Records

Contemporary Latin

Latin Pop

Alt-Pop

Shawn Mendes & Camila Cabello 'Señorita' by Dave Meyers

Sean-Mendes-&-Camila-Cabello-'Señorita'-by-Dave-Meyers

Deep in the forest with Ariana and Nicki. It&#39;s dark in there, but the light is coming... &nbsp;

Lark Creative

Zoe Mougin

Gilles Milles

Evil Eye

Republic

Ariana Grande ft. Nicki Minaj 'The Light Is Coming' by Dave Meyers

Ariana Grande - the light is coming ft. Nicki Minaj

Karim Huu Do brings a characteristically intense and experimental approach to his video for Miguel.This charismatic performance of Told You So,&nbsp;captured in numerous formats,&nbsp;is set in a desert where rockets are launching in the distance. A full-blown attack on North Korea perhaps?This counterpoint to Miguel&#39;s sexy R&amp;B is not an instant read, but it&#39;s a strong statement of the artist&#39;s mixing of the upbeat with the political on his new album, War and Leisures.<div>&nbsp;</div>

Karim Huu Do

Caviar

Jasper Thomlinson

Kim Dellara

Aduard Grau

Mark Snelgrove

Chris Noviello

Electric Theatre Collective

Jason Wallis

Scott Boyajan

Miguel 'Told You So' by Karim Huu Do

Miguel - Told You So (Official Video)

Kesha revisits her childhood memories on tape in this nostalgic, hopeful video by Isaac Ravishankara.In her third video in a month, Kesha&#39;s VHS childhood memories come alive in a hazy, rainbow-kissed enchanted forest, and the more we explore the past, the more relevance it has on the future. A colourful&nbsp;celebration like we&#39;ve come to expect of the Kesha long-overdue renaissance.&nbsp;

Isaac Ravishankara

Jeff Kopchia

Caroline Clayton

Kevin Hayden

Kesha 'Learn To Let Go' by Isaac Ravishankara

Kesha - Learn To Let Go (Official Video)

Warren Fu goes full blockbuster in this awesome retro sci-fi video for The Weeknd&#39;s I Feel It Coming - featuring Daft Punk.Feeling like a long-lost straight-to-VHS masterpiece of &#39;80s science fiction cinema, the video takes place on a barren rocky planet and sees The Weeknd and his co-star destined to turn to stone. Embracing the vibrant VFX style and reaching into his Star Wars &amp; ILM past for inspiration, Fu&#39;s managed to create something so rooted in an era long since passed that it feels timeless.Be sure to stick around for the Daft Punk cameo (as double Darth Vader?) at the very end. It&#39;s cool as hell.

Warren Fu

Partizan

Raffi Adlan

Laura Jones

Shaun Kim

Max Orgell

Kate Miller

Dance

The Weeknd ft. Daft Punk 'I Feel It Coming' by Warren Fu

The Weeknd - I Feel It Coming ft. Daft Punk

Isaac Ravishankara&#39;s intimate take on blockbuster subject matter for Selah Sue&#39;s Fear Nothing - featuring fellow director Ellis Bahl in an acting role as Selah&#39;s partner - reveals its true nature slowly but surely. What appears at first to be a story about troubled relationships&nbsp;is shown to be the emotional fallout of an altogether bigger catastrophe, as meteorites start to fall across the sky, and a very big rock approaches Earth.Ultimately, in this marvellous video - shot on location at&nbsp;the Stony End Ranch in Three Rivers, CA, with beautiful photography by DoP Sing Howe Yam &ndash; it&#39;s about&nbsp;dignity and courage in the face of Armageddon itself...&nbsp;

Aviv Russ

Jason Colon

Danielle Hinde

Doomsday Entertainment

Sing Howe Yam

Rachel Fox

Mara Whitehead

Albert Gonzalez

Harry Schroeder

Tyler Jensen

Ellis Bahl

Ashlynn Melancon

Tiffany Marie Soto

James Ryan

Paul Yacono

Because Music

Indie, Pop

Selah Sue 'Fear Nothing' by Isaac Ravishankara

Selah Sue - Fear Nothing (Official Video)

"Fear Nothing" | Selah Sue

Rich Lee, the&nbsp;director of numerous&nbsp;Eminem videos&nbsp;including&nbsp;Rap God, The Monster and Not Afraid, shows he&#39;s mastered the action blockbuster with the video for Em&#39;s Phenomenal - a compendium of action film tropes, which also includes the near-obligatory cameo by John Malkovich.&nbsp;It&nbsp;follows a Bourne-style&nbsp;storyline, with Eminem waking up at a&nbsp;hospital,&nbsp;with no knowledge of who he is but with an incredible high jump,&nbsp;killer fighting skills, and what turns out to be an&nbsp;indestructible spinal column. What follows is&nbsp;a&nbsp;dense&nbsp;showcase of over-the-top&nbsp;VFX sequences with&nbsp;slow-mo fighting, car chases, free falling from helicopters, crashes through rooftops&nbsp;and of course,&nbsp;multiple&nbsp;explosions.And then there&#39;s Malkovich apearing in a rickshaw halfway through,&nbsp;lending some gravitas with his distinctive brand of smooth menace...&nbsp;

Rich Lee

David Naylor

Missy Galanida

Justin Si Diener

Kristen Loftin

Andy Coffing

Chris Probst

Richard Avalon

Matthew Emvin Taylor

Dan Duran

Adam Chambers

Brandon Mendez

Marc Benacerraf

Nra Kudeka

Traci Barrett

Isaac Rice

Marisa Garner Associates

Grant Surmi

Lime Studios

Eminem 'Phenomenal' by Rich Lee 

Eminem - Phenomenal

It&#39;s not quite Planet Of The Apes, and it&#39;s not quite Breaking Bad.&nbsp;But Dori Oskowitz&#39;s video for DJ Snake&#39;s makeover of AlunaGeorge&#39;s You Know You Like It is the tale of a guy with the looks to make it into the former, and the motivation that would pass muster in the latter.And he&#39;s a pretty mixed-up kid. Or chimp, even.&nbsp;You suspect it&#39;s&nbsp;not going to turn out well...

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