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Simon Lakos

Collard gets to grips with his inner demons in the video for Greyhound, directed by SOB. Tortured by feelings of lost love, a series of nameless characters populate his house whilst he gets caught in the middle of the chaos. Representing the inner workings of his mind, Collard battles these characters and himself, whilst trying to find answers to why he has been left alone.&nbsp;Using different aspect ratios and wild shooting styles, Greyhound is a delight to watch, and the old-school styling and art direction are the cherry on the cake. Very exciting to see, and we can't wait to see what Collard releases next.

Stephanie Paeplow

Pulse Films

Maurizio Von Trapp

Jack Meredith

Jaime Ackroyd

James Wicks

Danny Hayward

Felix Paradza

Yulia Yurchecko

Chris Wilson

Stitch

Tim Smith

CHEAT

James Hackett

Collard 'Greyhound' By SOB

Collard-'Collard-'greyhound'-By-Sob'-by-Sob

Presented with a searingly powerful Foals song called Black Bull, Niall O'Brien does not shy away from keeping it uncomplicated - and taking this project by the horns.On the one hand&nbsp;there's a breathtakingly rampant&nbsp;band performance; on the other there is the breathtakingly fearsome bull.&nbsp;O'Brien devotes his energies to a wonderful execution of both elements.Foals' performance has layers of cinematic quality - and one 35mm&nbsp;performance, shot by Paul Özgür, dovetails with authentic&nbsp;concert footage - both shot at their recent show in Kingston.Meanwhile, the awesome black bull prowls a bullring, wearing a garland - never looking more than a few short steps from the camera, its black horns glistening under lights, its movement&nbsp;captured in slow motion. The contrast with the performance footage is intense, yet they complement each other so well - brought together in a&nbsp;consummate edit by&nbsp;Matt Berardi.Beautiful&nbsp;and thrilling, the video is an object lesson in keeping it straightforward, and knocking it out the park.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Niall O'Brien

Andrew Rawson

Furlined

Olly Chapman

Paul Özgür

Krystal Donyes

Matt Berardi

Cartel Editorial

Aubrey Woodiwiss

Carbon

Untold Studios

OB Management

Jennifer Ivory

Warner

Rock

Foals 'Black Bull' by Niall O'Brien

Foals-'Black-Bull'-by-Niall-O'brien

Fat White Family take us down into the depths of Merrie old England - it's Heart of Darkness, if you like - in this absorbing video for When I Leave, directed by Fiona Godivier.Elements of pagan ritual, proto-fascism and old school dressing-up takes place&nbsp;in a Sussex forest in another symbol-laced piece to add to the impressive canon of visuals that has come with the latest FWF album Serf's Up.A caustic critique of an imagined England, from&nbsp;Britain's most interesting band right now.[imgtoken data:1]

Fiona Godivier

Leah Joyce

Academy Films

Ella Girardot

Laura Carrion

Jonny Lewis

Marti Guiver

Sean Thomson

Omaima Salem

Sarah Buitelaar / Alanna Sadler

Charlie Von Rotberg

Homespun

Luke Morrison

Electric Theatre Collective

Oscar Wendt

Chloe Bergen

Domino Records

Fat White Family  'When I Leave' by Fiona Godivier

Fat White Family - When I Leave (Official Video)

How do you follow Wiley's Boasty? Henry Scholfield has the answer: you get together with Stormzy, and you make another London classic.Vossi Bop, first single from the new Stormzy album, inspires the first collaboration between director and artist, with the big man in some iconic London locations (starting on a deserted Westminster Bridge),&nbsp;featuring some gobsmacking moves (lounging on the bonnet of a moving car, naturally), and another cameo from&nbsp;Idris Elba, for good measure.Transitioning from epic scene to epic scene with the smoothness that characterised Boasty, and an intensity that never falters, Stormzy dominates the screen, as he shares it with his crew of all ages, with his customary easygoing charisma. And Scholfield, with his trademark combination of flair, musicality and meticulous eye, directs another superbly entertaining work.It's a real statement of intent, from start to finish - achieved, remarkably, in ten working days from sign-off to delivery. So a remarkable production job too, led by producers Javier&nbsp;Alejandro and Amalia Rosen-Rawlings, and EP Daniella Manca.[imgtoken data:1]

Henry Scholfield

Javier Alejandro

Caviar

Daniella Manca

Zoe Travica

Jai Lusser

Kaname Onoyama

Jomar O'Meally

Craig Davis

Oian Arteta

Terri Higgins

Lauraine Bailey

Jess Summer

Vid Price

Trim Editing

No.8

Jim Allen

Envy

Hands 

Dan Curwin

Amalia Rosen-Rawlings

Alice White

Stephen Dunn

Josh Brooks

Richard Lewis

Stormzy 'Vossi Bop' by Henry Scholfield

Stormzy-'Vossi-Bop'-by-Henry-Scholfield

Henry Scholfield teams up with Wiley - well, his very able young stand-in played by Brooklyn Appiah, and a host of guest artists - for the supremely entertaining video for Boasty.It kicks off with some excellent 8-bit arcade action, then bounces between the striking Stefflon Don, to Sean Paul and finally Idris Elba who rounds off proceedings with his commanding lyrical swagger.Shot in London over three days, the video with its infectious energy and fast-paced tropical rhythms, switches between choppy interchanging frames. And the ever-elusive Wiley in true Godfather style has let his vocals do the talking...

Javier Alejando

Tom Kelly

Liam Meredith

Gary Davies

James Rose

Cut+Run

Antonia Vlasto

Brooklyn Appiah

Hands London

John Hassay

Daniel Smith

Michael Hobdell

Grime

Wiley, Stefflon Don, Sean Paul ft. Idris Elba 'Boasty' by Henry Scholfield

Wiley,-Stefflon-Don,-Sean-Paul-Ft.-Idris-Elba-'Boasty'-by-Henry-Scholfield

Ray BLK brings her band to perform on a London estate, instilling some joy into the lives of the residents, in Thomas Ralph&#39;s delightful&nbsp;video for Paradise.As day becomes night, the camera picks out the white-dressed Ray and band from new positions, elevating the emotion, and Ralph cuts between the performance and heartfelt images that are meant to mirror the friendship between Ray and a friend who has passed away.

Thomas Ralph

Natalie Steiner

Luke Goodrich

David Bird

Laura Little

Oliver Whitworth

Caroline Clayton

Lucy Rogers

Chris Kane

Soul

Ray BLK 'Paradise' by Thomas Ralph

Ray-Blk--'Paradise-'-by-Thomas-Ralph

London electropop singer-producer Ben Khan concocts a smorgasbord of stylish visuals, directing his own video for Ruby, the title track from his forthcoming debut album.It&#39;s the second video that Khan has made with producer Dom Thomas, who recently set up the UK office of Object &amp; Animal with fellow former Academy producer Morgan Clement.

Ben Khan

Dom Thomas

Morgan Clement

Object & Animal

Heather Cook

Tristan Chenais

Daniel Kolditz

David Hamilton

Rebecca Rice

Mathematic

Dirty Hit Records

Electronica

Alternative

Ben Khan 'Ruby' by Ben Khan

Ben Khan - Ruby

Danny Chan depicts the difficulties and despair a&nbsp;young man encounters on the road to recovery from an accident.The director&rsquo;s third collaboration with Tom Walker is a poignant love story, and also that of hope and determination.

Danny Chan

Chalotte Jones

FAMILIA

Toby Walsham

Hugo Taylor

Casey Levie

Molly Manning Walker

Tom Carpenter

Ramzey Sabbagh

Max Randall

Florence Jones

Gaby Winwood

Matthew Prickett

Maggie Mc Dermott

Eddy Massarella, Diana Vickers, Max Boast, Edwin De La Renta, Freddie Marrydown, Jack Hardwick, Rebecca Brough

Mike O'keefe @ Sony

Relentless

Singer-songwriter

Tom Walker 'My Way' by Danny Chan 

Tom-Walker-'My-Way'-by-Danny-Chan-

Savannah Setten&#39;s video for Ghostpoet creates a portrait&nbsp;of an ageing nightfly, wearily contemplating his existence, before another evening of fun and games rolls around again.&nbsp; &nbsp;It turns out our grizzled hero&nbsp;is still a magnet for the party girls - and&nbsp;also Obaro (Ghostpoet), who makes a cameo - before the old guy&#39;s utmost desires are revealed. Wistful&nbsp;and witty, this is a milieu associated with Bukowski and Nick Cave, but it works really well for Ghostpoet&#39;s stripped-back, lounge-lizard groove on Woe Is Meee.&nbsp;

Savannah Setten

Nancy Ryan

Black Dog Films

Martin Roker

Anthony Neale

Alice Boxall-knowles

Ed Hanbury

Trim

Joseph Bicknell

Holly Wolfers

PIAS

Frankie Markot

Aaron Reid

Ghostpoet 'Woe Is Meee' by Savannah Setten

Ghostpoet - Woe Is Meee (Official Video)

Everything Everything have created a performance video with a strong visual twist, working with DoP and longtime collaborator Dave Tree.The band were shot performing within a cube composed of giant video screen walls,&nbsp;supplied by audio visual company 80six - and the effect is stunning. Lead singer Jonathan Higgs, who regularly directs the band&#39;s videos, hands over those duties to Tree - but takes over responsibility for the edit, and builds an intense, multi-sensory experience.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dave Tree

Joshua Noon

Greatcoat Films

Simon Oxley

Karleigh Williams

Jonathan Higgs

Elizabeth Doonan

Sony Music

Indie

Everything Everything 'Desire' by Dave Tree

Everything-Everything-'Desire'-by-Dave-Tree

Having had a beer and left the tap running in his flat, Tom Grennan sets off, running&nbsp;through the streets of London. Where&#39;s he heading?Nick Bartleet&#39;s video for Praying keeps us guessing...

Nick Bartleet

Phoebe Lloyd

Kode Media

Nathan Killham

Tamara Lenz

Mark McPadden

Joe Cook

Bertil Mulvad

Lulu Wentworth

Krystle Gohel

James Wright

TenThree

Duncan Russell

Freefolk

Carrie Sutton

Daniel Millar

Tom Grennan 'Praying' by Nick Bartleet

Tom-Grennan-'Praying'-by-Nick-Bartleet

London-based producer William Arcane ventures out on a beautiful, solitary journey across the British South West coastline&nbsp;for Chariot (Reverie)&nbsp;by&nbsp;photographer and director&nbsp;Pete Davies.&nbsp;Pete&#39;s&nbsp;undeniable photographic sensibility comes to the fore here, capturing the Dartmoor and the North Devon coastline in singularly&nbsp;expressive ways. The video leads&nbsp;us on a wayfaring&nbsp;voyage through old ruins, green matted cliffsides, and a&nbsp;lonely lighthouse in the distance, resulting in a pure and solemn&nbsp;accompaniment&nbsp;to Arcane&#39;s&nbsp;deeply personal track.&nbsp;

Pete Davies

William Arcane 'Chariot (Reverie)' by Pete Davies

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