Emil Nava has delivered this brooding black and white visual treatment for Rudimental's Lay It On Me featuring Ed Sheeran, from their second album We The Generation.

With an interesting photographic direction by DoP Will Bex, the clip speeds through rooms filled with various characters, including musicians, ballerinas, dogs, with clips of war tanks and explosions interspersed throughout - while vocalist Sheeran becomes a near-angelic presence.

It's an ambitious video dealing with the big themes, and goes as far as to spell them out, with words like "brotherhood," "struggle" and "love" flashing up on screen.