The second of a trio of videos for Jazzy by multidisciplinary artist-turned-director Erik He finds the Irish DJ/producer in a cool bar crowded with invisible people - apart from one furious-looking older lady - and then on a dancefloor, packed with real people.

Following on from the video for On A Wave (Jazzy's collab with East End Dubs), Erik He's video for Invisible (her collab with Chris Lorenzo) has similarly stylish, designer-led aesthetic with an additional side order of surrealism and subtle VFX - but this one brings Jazzy more centre-stage, to deliver her vocal performance.

The end result looks absolutely great and demands you sit up and take notice of both the artist and the director.

With a background in art practice spanning sculpture, performance and moving image, under He's direction ordinary social spaces become subtly uncanny, as anonymous, headless figures populate the frame, transforming familiar environments into psychological landscapes.

Rather than relying on spectacle, restrained visual effects, atmospheric lighting, and carefully composed imagery create a world that reflects the song's emotional undercurrent, balancing performance with understated surrealism.

It's another example of the skill and instinct that the director, who recently signed to Partizan, brings to the medium. One aspect is in providing an intriguing showcase for the artist and her music, giving her every chance to make a big step forward. And as there is a third one on its way, for Jazzy's with Calvin Harris, that next step seems virtually guaranteed.  

"Working with Jazzy and her team has been incredibly rewarding," he says about the collaboration. "Every project presented a different creative challenge, but there was always a shared willingness to experiment and find the best solution. Seeing that creative relationship evolve across three very different films has been one of the most rewarding parts of the process."