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Iggy London returns to music videos with an effervescent affair for rising R&amp;B star&nbsp;Sekou.The delightful video for Catching Bodies features the young British singer strutting their stuff&nbsp;through a London estate&nbsp;on a hot summer's day, through the buzz of everyday life - and performing mostly to the camera on a shot tracking along the street.Iggy provides a uplifting sense of the joy in a sizzling summer's day in the city, elevated by the colour palette of Peter Bishop's cinematography and Tim Smith's grade.&nbsp;Above all, it's a vehicle for Sekou's distinctive personality and a song that should keep the summer vibes going for a while longer.[imgtoken data:1]

James Middleton

Frankie Spence

Charlie Dalton

Jai Durban

Ellie Rimmer

Iggy London

Sam Murray

Park Pictures

Dan Curwin

Harrison Newman

Peter Bishop

Shelley Jones

Tara Leonard

Embla Conneely

Laura Carrion Del Pozo

Alex Hudson

Toby Mckay

Kairo Jones

Remi Black

Manu Loca

Marie Reitner

Ben Elkaim

Tim Smith

Rascal Post

Mouthpiece

Sekou 'Catching Bodies' by Iggy London

Sekou-'Catching-Bodies'-by-Iggy-London

Tom Emmerson returns to music videos with an infectiously fun film for Bakar - with a cast of brilliant youngsters whipping up a dance storm&nbsp;to his new track.The video for Lonyo! begins with&nbsp;Bakar, after much pestering,&nbsp;sending&nbsp;his little cousin (played by Rak'ye Pennicook) his latest track, with the naive question "you&nbsp;won't share it with anyone will you?". Cut to... a&nbsp;playground full of schoolkids, furiously dancing to the track in a series of highly choreographed mini-formations.It's a joyous sight and a comedic triumph, due to the wonderful simplicity of the idea and its execution - one group of kids caught in longshot on telescopic lens then whips to another set of kids busting another set of energetic moves. Sometimes it pans back to young Rak'ye on his own, or a couple of dancers - and then ultimately we get dozens of kids in one perfectly-drilled dance sequence.Emmerson's video was developed in collaboration with creative studio Red Buoy and choreographer and his long time collaborator Joe Grey Adams, marking his long-awaited return to the medium following his two UKMVA-winning videos for AntsLive, and for Doechii.It's arguably the best celebration of summer and friendship we have enjoyed this year. And also a reminder that it's back to school soon...&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

United Kingdom

Tom Emmerson

Zoe Gunn

Business Club

Red Buoy Studio

Jay Lovelock

Hurry Sundown

Ali Copland

Isaac Eastgate

Josh Mannox

Dan Levy

Selma Nicholls

Rak'ye Pennicook

Bakar 'Lonyo!' by Tom Emmerson

Bakar - Lonyo! (Official Music Video)

It's an incredible 14 years since Rupert Grint played the crazed Ed Sheeran fan in Emil Nava's memorable video for&nbsp;<a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2011/10/27/ed-sheeran-lego-house-emil-nava/10617" target="_blank">Lego House</a>, in 2011. And now, at long last, we have the&nbsp;sequel - also by Nava - as Rupert returns. And this is&nbsp;a completely different ballgame.The video for A Little More begins with the Grint character being finally released from jail - and, for all intents,&nbsp;he's a changed, and completely rehabilitated&nbsp;man. He's normal, sort of&nbsp;- and soon he has a girlfriend (played by Nathalie Emmanuel), and their courtship results in a marriage proposal.There's only one problem: Rupert starts seeing Ed at every turn. It's almost as if,&nbsp;this time, Ed is stalking him...It soon becomes clear that this is a figment of the Grint character's imagination - which becomes obvious when the wedding day arrives...[imgtoken data:1]

Emil Nava

Mike Capon

Ammolite Machine

Kerry Smart

Christine Lewis

Rawdon de Fresnes

Benjamin Kracun

Laura Cairney-keize

Rupert Grint

Connor Coolbear

Electric Theatre Collective

Paulina Rzeszowska

Del Mak

Singer-songwriter

Ed Sheeran 'A Little More' by Emil Nava

Ed Sheeran - A Little More (Official Music Video)

Iris Luz captures the thrills and contradictions of hyper consumption and modern femininity, in her whirlwind promo for singer George Riley.In the video for More, Riley is hounded by paparazzi while running through West London laden with shopping bags. So far, so Y2K tabloid.It breaks down into joyful chaos as Riley throws her bags up in the air and dances in a fountain, a moment of crazy, guerilla-shot&nbsp;abandon to register with the drum n bass track.Blending naturalistic scenes of the city with larger than life fantasy, it's a vibrant, breezy visual, capturing the frantic pace of day to day life with a moment of pure ecstasy - and more than a hint of irony. Much more.&nbsp;

Claudia Celeste

Milena Agbaba

Iris Luz

Will Cousins

Partizan

Toby Leary

Lauren Mills

Shy Mason

Dasha Taivas

Liv Ay

Daniela Rotaru

Thea Dagnaud

Time Based Arts

George Riley 'More' by Iris Luz

George-Riley-'More'-by-Iris-Luz

Enigmatic alt-electronic outfit&nbsp;holybones self-direct the atmospheric promo for Saltywater, following the band&nbsp;to the countryside to undertake a cathartic ritual.Packed with fast-cut, abstract shots and a fresh twist on traditional folklore, the cinematic visual represents the band's struggle to reach their current state of creative freedom, through the symbolic act of burning an effigy. But to add to the enigma, following the ceremonial act, their faces are bound in bandages."We wanted the video to show how letting go of the past can be violent and difficult, but it can lead to a confusing and complicated freedom," the band have stated. "We have roots where we shot it and it felt right to tell a bit of an urban myth for this one.“We met hiking in 2020. We come from all over the shop - music, theatre, poetry. When we met at the start of this project, we all felt anonymous - living in London in your 20s can do this. In that hinterland, we banded together to make a project that reflects that feeling; everybody being lost together."We found each other and we found a home - holybones. We wear the bandages for the same reasons anyone would - to hide or to heal.”&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1] &nbsp;

Soo Hahn

Holybones

Curtis Tyson

Toby Goodger

Oscar Mills

Joey Henshaw

John Layton

Avenues

Alternative

holybones 'Saltywater' by holybones

Holybones-'Saltywater'-by-Holybones

Gabriel Moses makes another bold statement with a thought-provoking array of imagery in his video for returing rappers Clipse.The video for Chains &amp; Whips&nbsp;unfolds through a stripped-back yet disorienting aesthetic, where each frame subtly distorts, as if reality itself were bending. Faces merge with structures, bodies dissolve into space - a visual metaphor for the fractured experience of Black American identity. These slow, shifting images speak to a culture shaped by tension, resilience, and redefinition.&nbsp;Abstract yet tangible, the aesthetic leans into an almost uncanny vibe, with stretched ratios and extreme closeups to disorient but also engage with viewers.&nbsp;A standout visual, with a palpable, rousing energy that mirrors the journey of the track.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

United States

Eliza Chance

Genesis Duran

Gabriel Moses

Jules de Chateleux

DIVISION

Lu Rentals

Jake Gabbay

Alice Wills

Showtime

Mattew Dinelson

Monique Van Den Brink

Joseph Taylor

John Lowe

1080P

Hip Hop

Clipse ft Kendrick Lamar 'Chains & Whips' by Gabriel Moses

Clipse-Ft-Kendrick-Lamar-'Chains-&-Whips-'-by-Gabriel-Moses

Following FE!N and 4X4, Travis Scott continues his visual journey with Gabriel Moses in a new cinematic chapter: "DUMBO".The video opens on static, almost sculptural bodies in a dark, intimate atmosphere. Each shot, precise and crafted, bears Moses’ distinctive signature.Travis moves like a spectre in a luxury suite overlooking the city, dressed in shadows and grazing light. His slow gestures create a subtle tension between energy and stillness, softening the intensity of the lyrics through a controlled, silent direction.The world of "DUMBO" is rich in symbols: glorified bodies, female silhouettes, sets blending sacred and industrial elements. Moses carefully frames each scene, playing with contrasts and silence. An aesthetic both mystical and organic, exploring intoxication, power&nbsp;and downfall.It's another distinctive Gabriel Moses work of art, befitting of the photographer and filmmaker who's work is on show this summer in <a href="https://www.180studios.com/selah" target="_blank">SELAH</a>, his largest exhibition to date,&nbsp;at 180 Studios in London, until 27th July.&nbsp;[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2]

Eline Hoyois

Diane Valliergues

Maxime Chastres

Thibault Danjou

Karol Jurga

Pim Caloni

Hugo Lebaillif

Victor Pichon

Jennifer Lecorre

Élise Augé

Maeva Gomes

Travis Scott 'Dumbo' by Gabriel Moses

Travis-Scott-'Dumbo'-by-Gabriel-Moses

Reality and fantasy collide in&nbsp;Lucrecia's dazzling promo for JADE.&nbsp;FUFN continues JADE's conceptual narrative for this era - exploring the darker side of fame through irreverent, offbeat imagery and intimate storytelling.&nbsp;We see JADE with her on-screen partner, attending the Nick Grimshaw-hosted premiere of a film she is in, building layers of different characterisations whilst paying homage to her previous iterations.&nbsp;With a heavily surreal vibe, the video features an audience with their faces twisted in evil grins (reminiscent of&nbsp;Philipp Stölzl's 2003 video for Evanescence's Going Under) and stunning visual effects&nbsp;throughout.&nbsp;It's a blockbuster epic and a very welcome return to music videos for&nbsp;Lucrecia, who has been a pioneering creative in presenting the darker impulses of pop stars, from <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2019/10/30/ashnikko-ft-yung-baby-tate-stupid-lucrecia-taormina/61599" target="_blank">Ashnikko</a> to <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/02/03/bree-runway-ft-missy-elliott-atm-lucrecia-taormina/69286" target="_blank">Bree Runway</a>.And could a superhero film be on the cards for JADE in the near future? Given the breadth of characters she's played in her debut era, it wouldn't be a far stretch to suggest so.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Lucrecia

Emily Rudge

Two Happy

Fiona Bamford-Phillips

Natasha Duursma

Lane Casting

Ross Hallard

Luke Morrison

PRETTYBIRD

Blake John Wood

James Dyer

JADE 'FUFN' by Lucrecia 

JADE - FUFN (Official Video)

Salomon Ligthelm reunites&nbsp;with Little Simz on the conceptual and visually powerful music video for her new track Flood.This is Ligthelm's first music video since directing <a href="https://www.promonews.tv/videos/2021/04/27/little-simz-introvert-salomon-ligthelm/70595" target="_blank">Simz's video for Introvert</a> in 2021. That was a huge statement heralding the next chapter in Simz's musical progress. Now nearly four years later, the video for Flood promises to perform a similar role, prompting a buzz of anticipation for her next album.&nbsp;&nbsp;Featuring Obongjayar and Moonchild Sanelly, the video for Flood&nbsp;is a hyper-stylised meditation on materialism and its role in shaping culture. Evoking the fine art-inspiration of his photography work, Ligthelm's eye for framing and composition is on full display here, with shifting textures created in a studio shoot and&nbsp;a fittingly quickfire edit, brilliantly achieved by Elise Butt, who also cut the Introvert video.&nbsp;The rousing, cinematic vignettes build with palpable energy, matching the chant-like rhythm of the track, and the fearless performances from all three artists are arresting throughout.Above all, Little Simz once again shows that she is a fearless presence on camera, even while sharing screentime with her guest vocalists and a mesmerizing&nbsp;group of dancers. And with this triumphant return Salomon Ligthelm proves that he brings something special out of her.&nbsp;

Thomas Bird

Pia Ebrill

Adam Vevang

Luci Ellis

Salomon Ligthelm

Alex Chamberlain

Elliott Beach

Rina Yang

Chanel Parkinson

Chris Kelly

Rob Barlow

Joe Medlock

Mitch Frank Fenn

Kloe Dean

Chantelle Fuller

Nibras

Elise Butt

Terry Simpson

Blacksmith

Little Simz 'Flood' by Salomon Ligthelm

Little-Simz-'Flood'-by-Salomon-Ligthelm

Joe Connor captures surfer Ryan Watts' mastery of the waves pounding the North West Ireland coastline in his extraordinary video for&nbsp;Colorado-based singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov.Connor collaborated with specialist cameraman Clem&nbsp;McInerney to shoot New Zealander Watts riding the pipeline through huge Atlantic Ocean waves crashing into the rocky coast of County Donegal.&nbsp;Watts's skill and enigmatic presence&nbsp;provides a highly effective accompaniment for Isakov's plaintive track Mistakes.It's astonishing footage - graded to a silvertone-tinged black and white by George K at Black Kite. Arguably the best ever shot for a music video.&nbsp;

Joe Connor

Clem McInerney

Jacques Simon

George K

Black Kite Studios

Rogue Films

Alexa Haywood at Free Agent UK

Gregory Alan Isakov 'Mistakes' by Joe Connor

Gregory Alan Isakov - Mistakes (Official Music Video)

Gabriel Moses&nbsp;delves into a surreal and chaotic vision of Houston, Texas&nbsp;in a whirlwind of breathtaking&nbsp;images&nbsp;for Travis Scott.The video for 4X4&nbsp;captures intense and wild scenes: oversized car chases on Houston’s highways, an electrifying rodeo, and Travis dominating a WWE ring.&nbsp;the city of Houston becomes a character in itself, captivating yet disorienting, perfectly in tune with the energy of the track.According to Moses, he approached the video as an action film, plunging into the madness of the city. Through spectacular shots, he transports us into a universe where chaos and spectacle intertwine, with Travis Scott at the helm.&nbsp;4X4, the first solo single since Utopia in 2023,&nbsp;has also been chosen as the official theme song for Raw by WWE, further cementing his cultural icon status. In parallel, Travis Scott launched an exclusive 4X4 collection on his website, with all proceeds going to the Direct Relief California Fire Relief Fund, combining his music with a vital humanitarian cause.[imgtoken data:1][imgtoken data:2][imgtoken data:3]

Peter Blanford

Copelan Cash

Nick Royal

Peri Rosenzweig

Cactus Jack

Ulysse Branchereau

Luan Agostinho

Kenton Cummings

Liz Kilgore

Ophélie Thibault

Jordan Le Galeze

Chris Faure

Travis Scott '4X4' by Gabriel Moses

Travis-Scott-'4x4'-by-Gabriel-Moses

NODE directs a striking promo for Berlin-based experimental pop artist Gabriel Gifford.The video for Barking Dogs Seldom Bite was&nbsp;shot at Hackney’s Moth Club, and draws inspiration from a 'cult-like' experience Gabriel had at a local spiritualist church with his father, months before his suicide. A surreal experience that seemed to reflect the nuance and eccentricity of community, mental health, and the supernatural.&nbsp;The video explores these themes through&nbsp;a contemporary lens, with the cast of Seirian Griffiths, Caterina Danzico, Genevieve Reeves, and Tia May Hockey each performing iterations of their ‘dog’ - a physical manifestation of the characters' individual demons and trauma.Building to an electric finale, the focus on raw movement and primal instinct erupts in a strobe-lit montage, cut in a hyperactive and chaotic way.&nbsp;Impressive work with an electric energy.&nbsp;