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Conor Cunningham directs a striking visual counterpart to Lola Young's raw and emotionally candid track.In a simple studio environment, Young holds a camera to her face as she performs Post Sex Clarity - translated onto a video wall behind her.&nbsp;Blending intimate performance with cinematic atmosphere, the film captures the vulnerability and self-awareness at the heart of the song, exploring desire, freedom and the emotional comedown that follows connection.&nbsp;It's a triumphant return for the artist, with a stripped-back, absorbing visual and impassioned performance at its core.

United Kingdom

Stefania Lucchesi

Matthew Josephs

Marina Romano

Conor Cunningham

Billy Stocker

Craig Shipman

Lga Management

Ken Liew

Scott Siracusano

Malin Siljing

Pete Muncey

Oscar Mills

James Burns

Jade Rache

Jem Bradley

Grace Sinnott

Consulate Nyc

Island Records

Alternative

Lola Young 'Post Sex Clarity' by Conor Cunningham

Lola-Young-'Post-Sex-Clarity-'-by-Connor-Cunningham

Shreya Jha takes Ledbyher through interconnected worlds for the propulsive&nbsp;Up To My Neck In U.The settings are surprisingly anachronistic for the up and coming rapper and producer who bounces hyperactively through settings which include a&nbsp;formal period dinner party scene and an old-fashioned puppet theatre - featuring a puppet version of Ledbyher."I wanted to do something a little unhinged, very art-heavy, and letting it live like a film," says&nbsp;Shreya Jha.&nbsp;"Rachel [LedByHer] moving through different worlds in a slightly Lynchian, weird, not-quite-linear way."We did four different set builds, one of which was an idea I really wanted to do, where we built miniature puppet version of Rachel and created a puppet show. This took seven days of prep, plenty of prototypes, but my production designer smashed it and created exactly what I envisioned. I myself sewed the clothes the puppets are wearing, I think this was the most a project has consumed from me literally."Super proud of what the team pulled together within the budget limitations and a super ambitious concept."

Jahnavi Verma

Shreya Jha

Paula Bagley

Bagley Studio

Massimo Fillipi

David Zrolko

Jak Waughman

Max Tuite

Oli Philips

Adam Kudur

Company 3

Rens Mijnhardt

Gabriele Campanella

Santino Napolitano

Alt-Pop

Ledbyher 'Up To My Neck In U' by Shreya Jha

Ledbyher - UP TO MY NECK IN U (Official Video)

Grajper directs a moonlit, surrealist fantasy for The Last Dinner Party.&nbsp;The video for Count The Ways finds the group in the middle of a model village, performing as a montage of illusory vignettes play out on screen.&nbsp;Imbued with unearthly, liminal vibes, it's a striking concept and one that fits perfectly within the offbeat videography the group has built over the last couple of years.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]<blockquote>Everything is familiar, but [the world] is&nbsp;too small, too artificial, too perfect.</blockquote>"The heart of the song is about love, heartbreak, and the refusal to accept that something beautiful has ended," Grajper explains.&nbsp;"It’s about being trapped in grief, circling around loss, and being unable to move forward."For TLDP, that emotional space feels like being locked in a prison that is invisible yet everywhere, a cage built out of memories and feelings. That’s why the miniature park is such a powerful starting point. It’s a world that is at once charming and eerie. Everything is familiar, but it’s too small, too artificial, too perfect."When we place our heroine in this world she instantly becomes estranged from it: she is either too large for the space, breaking out of it, or she’s wandering through its streets like a ghost who doesn’t belong."

Joe Harrison

Rubina Marchiori

Grajper

Wojciech Czarkowski

Hurry Sundown

FRIEND

Connor Adam

Jake Hunter

Mel Giles

Smera Kumar

Rowan Hutchings

Steve Morgan

Mitch Collins

Sam Rawlings

Ruby Yu

Kuba Tomaszewicz

Thomas Kumeling

DOMA

Andrzej Lewkowicz

Żenia Bochulia

Indie

The Last Dinner Party 'Count The Ways' by Grajper

Grajper-'Count-The-Ways'-by-Grajper

Fiona Jane Burgess directs the latest video&nbsp;for The Last Dinner Party in a real departure from their canon up to this point: a poignant, character-driven&nbsp;short film with no appearance by the band.The promo for The Scythe follows an elderly couple (played by Richard Durden and Eileen Nicholas) on a quiet journey through the English countryside, focussing on a series of scenes on the journey. Without a backstory or dramatic arc, it invites the viewer to fill in the narrative details themselves - and find&nbsp;beauty in the ordinary and unspoken.[imgtoken data:1]“The Scythe is a song about love, and so this film is a testament to that," explains&nbsp;Fiona Jane Burgess.&nbsp;"The band came to me with an idea about seeing an older couple on a journey, and I thought that was refreshing since we live in such a youth-obsessed culture."I also love road movies, so it was fun to have the opportunity to make one! The actors were fantastic and brought so much energy to the screen despite two very long and demanding shoot days."The shoot itself was an adventure, driving from place to place discovering hidden gems with a brilliant crew and meeting locals along the way (some of whom are in the film!) I worked with cinematographer Mika Altskan and we shot on 35mm 4-perf which was a dream."So many people helped bring this film to life and I'm so grateful to The Last Dinner Party and their team for being such amazing collaborators.”

Fiona Jane Burgess

Precious Mahaga

SMUGGLER

Elizabeth Doonan

Maëva Demurger

Georgie Dale

Joanna Szyczewska

Tamsyn Manson

Steve Wingrove

Mika Altskan

Connor Dunlop

Agnieszka Debska

Greg Hewitt

Emma Lipop

Emily Tongue

Helena Teixeira

Marsheen

Julien Alary

Tmls

Kodak

Digital Orchard

Richard Durden

Eileen Nicholas

Hands 

Rock

The Last Dinner Party 'The Scythe' by Fiona Jane Burgess 

The Last Dinner Party - The Scythe (Official Video)

Palice directs her debut music video, for Sigrid's Jellyfish.&nbsp;The video is a carefree, eccentric performance-focussed concept, shot in Bulgaria. Channeling the song's themes of awkward connection into a dreamy, sun-soaked world, the director's vision of an 'endless summer' day shines through, packed with nostalgic vibes.&nbsp;Leaning into an editorial style, DoP Samuel Hooper masterfully controls the light to create a beautifully soft, fashion-portrait aesthetic, working together with art director Sasha Hilton's eye for offbeat props and styling.Enhanced by Pierre Babbage's playful choreography and DOMA's excellent post work, it's a beautifully surreal video with plenty of standout moments.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Sasha Hilton

Pierre Babbage

Luci Ellis

Palice

Morgan Faverty

Pavilion Works

Sturshel Productions

Alexander Mihailov

Sam Hooper

Nanio Naniov

Masashi Konno

Ariel Yeh

Amanda Marie-rose

Christos Mavridis

EMI Records/Universal Music

Sigrid 'Jellyfish' by Palice

Sigrid-'Jellyfish'-by-Palice

Harv Frost returns with another spectacular promo for The Last Dinner Party - a surreal Soho-set Western for the first release from the band's second album.&nbsp;The video for This Is The Killer Speaking transforms London streets into a Western-style town, complete with its own dive bar, fashion and... ethereal centaur. Okay, maybe that's a new addition.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1]In the same ambitious, stylish and often surreal aesthetic as Frost's previous collaborations with the band, it's a fresh vibe and a great introduction to the follow-up to their acclaimed debut LP&nbsp;Prelude To Ecstasy.&nbsp;HARV FROST:"Returning to work with TLDP was a dream, after collaborating together on the videos for the first album and our short for the album&nbsp;Prelude To Ecstasy. We have built such a rich mini-cinematic universe that was a joy to dive back into.[imgtoken data:2]"This time it was about doing something different, we wanted to burn the book on what we have done previously, and create something that combines all we have learnt from our previous videos."The pitch for the video was ‘the band wreaks Western-style havoc in Soho’ so I knew from the start it was going to be a challenge in itself - around the band’s availability we could only shoot on a Thursday morning for the Soho scenes, so that meant lots of curious passers-by&nbsp;and stopping traffic.[imgtoken data:3]"This a complete contrast from the locked-off controlled environments we were used to shooting in for previous videos, it posed a new kind of challenge. Thanks to 1st AD master Rose Lucas and the rest of the crew we managed to pull it all off while causing a bit of a scene."For this video my references were stooped in classic spaghetti westerns like Fistful of Dollars, Django and The Good, The Bad And The Ugly,&nbsp;but wanted to give them this acid-western feeling and shoot them in a way that felt modern without being too pastiche. It was about carving out our own style.[imgtoken data:4]"The challenge was making something that felt unlike past TLDP videos that still kept that DNA. That theatricality and character but with a new lick of paint, a darker palette and an even a bleach blonde wig for Abigail. And in typical Last Dinner Party fashion, a western without horses, but rather, a centaur!"Always such a privilege to work with this powerhouse of a band, and to kick off the campaign for their second album."

Théïa Maldoom

Ella Kean

Suzanne Holland

Rubina Vita Marchiori

Harry Crum

Harv Frost

Lottie Lindsay-Beavan

Mouthpiece

Kode

Theresa Adebiyi

Riaz Ahmed

Fraser Rigg

Nathan Killham

Nahal Ashrafithe

Rose Lucas

Tom Colli

Anil Duru

Sinan Yilmaz

Matthew Hollis

Hannah Godley

Natasha Lawes

Eden Read

The Assembly Rooms

Tim Smith

Rascal

Covert

The Last Dinner Party 'This Is The Killer Speaking' by Harv Frost

The Last Dinner Party - This is the Killer Speaking (Official Video)

Directing collective Boy Dykes' second video for Kae Tempest following the emotional&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2025/03/25/kae-tempest-statue-square-juliette-larthe-jess-kohl-jesse-glazzard-lydia-garnett/90490" target="_blank">Statue In The Square</a> unfolds in&nbsp;Salvatore Barbershop, a 102-year-old institution on Kingsland Road, East London.In this intimate, iconic space, Kae Tempest enters into a silent exchange with their younger self. The mirror becomes a portal. The barber’s chair, a site of quiet change. Fragments of Kae’s past performances are woven into a hypnotic rhythm, a dialogue between memory and voice.As the film builds, Kae is joined by a crowd of queer performers and dancers. There’s no spectacle, just joy, rawness, and presence. Anotehr fine celebration of this hugely talented artist by&nbsp;Boy Dykes - that's Juliette Larthe, Jesse Glazzard, Lydia Garnett and Jess Kohl.

Wet Studio

Nathann Henry

Boy Dykes

Gael Houdin-brenac

Pure Phase Films

Hollie Mapp

Ailsa Aikoa

Juliette Larthe

Molly Harris

Issy Humphreys

Irys Steel

James Tylard

Clodagh Farrelly

Wet Mess

Max Allen

Zach Toppin

Charlie Fitzjohn

Geri Docherty

The Quarry

Ruth Wardell

Time Based Arts

Kae Tempest 'Know Yourself' by Boy Dykes

Kae-Tempest-'Know-Yourself'-by-Boy-Dykes

How do you follow Messy? With a blockbuster which gives Lola Young's crazy, mixed-up, heart-on-sleeve, lust-filled&nbsp;personality full creative rein - directed by Dave Meyers.Lola now goes for broke in the video for One Thing. She puts herself out there in a way that not many other artists would - which&nbsp;is entirely in character. And she's been entirely successful here in defining herself on her own terms.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Dave Meyers

Nathan Scherrer

Collin Druz

freenjoy

Tara Sheree

Lizzy Walker

Scott Cunningham

Helen Morales

Lark Creative

Corey Baker

Jaime Diaz

Linda Ha

Greg Scruton

Cabin Editing Company

Mikey Pehanich

Royal Munster

Frame 23

Kenny Taylor

Pergrin Jung

Mike Van Meter

Lola Young 'One Thing' by Dave Meyers

Lola Young - One Thing (Official Video)

Loyle Carner embarks on a dreamlike journey in the self-directed video for the lead-off track from his forthcoming hew album.Loyle (real name, Ben Carner-Loyle) is tucked up in a child-sized bed as the video for Lyin' starts. As water begins to drip onto his head, the bedsheet becomes a device to set him on his travels. He finds himself in bed in the sea, then back asleep, waking up, leaving a public bathroom and entering a rush hour crowd of commuters and then - in a moment of brilliance -&nbsp;rising above everyone else.[imgtoken data:1]Eventually he finds himself walking into a crowded theatre and onto the stage where his bedroom is the set - and he walks back into the room.&nbsp;Throughout, Loyle is talking about the pressures and pleasures of fatherhood - a central theme of the new album&nbsp;hopefully!&nbsp;So the video is itself a surreal exploration of fatherhood, where both&nbsp;inner child and grown-up self are still figuring things out. It leaves things open-ended and unresolved, a cue for the viewer to get closer to Loyle Carner's new music.&nbsp;&nbsp;