Gabriel Moses returns with his first video since winning Best Director at last year's UKMVAs - an offbeat yet incisive commentary on Black life with a nostalgic lo-fi aesthetic for 21 Savage. 

As with his previous works, Moses rejects conventional narrative for a more instinctive approach. The video for Stepbrothers unfolds through a succession of lived-in moments, capturing the texture of everyday life with a quiet, unfiltered intensity. The film pieces together fragments of brotherhood, environment and presence, where meaning emerges through atmosphere, gesture and accumulation rather than plot.

Boasting a lo-fi, almost late 20th century public access feel, the textural, VHS-style aesthetic lean into the off-kilter moments, and are the perfect container for the concept.