Rob Thorogood directs an evocative promo for Arlo Parks. The video for Heaven captures the raw euphoria of night-time connection, underground dancefloor energy, and the elusive magic of being fully present with strangers who feel like friends.Weaving Arlo's performance into London’s skyline, the visual layers her presence with fractured, kinetic glimpses of the city’s nocturnal pulse.Contrasting neon colour pops with a filmic, tactile aesthetic, it's a great showcase of the returning singer-songwriter and place, executed perfectly.

Kelvin Jones directs a slick promo for AJ Tracey's first single of the year in which he teams up with fellow London rapper Blade Brown and legendary producer Carns Hill. Jones's sharp video for Ibiza features an atmospheric montage of performance vignettes, boasting analog experimentation and a hyperactive edit. Switching between rich monochrome and grungy, desaturated palettes, it's a clash of contemporary and vintage aesthetics, skilfully assembled by the creative team, finessed to maximise the impact of AJ's impressively tight delivery.

Lewis Cater helms a gripping and forboding video for New York rock outfit The Pretty Reckless, where frontwoman Taylor Momsen unleashes a remarkable performance - and embarks upon a terrifying transformation.The video opens with the prelude Life Evermore Pt. 2 - with Momsen contemplating her reflection in a bathroom mirror, before plunging into the performance set-up For I Am Death, Momsen spotlit in front of her shadowy bandmates.Her fiery performance is intercut with an evocative dramatic sequence, the singer literally exposed and vulnerable. The shadow of Death looms large, which invests both versions of Momsen with a new strength - as she is consumed by a storm of bats and reborn.This strongly focussed theme is delivered with great style and visual power. A gritty black and white aesthetic elevates the haunting concept and Cater's excellent direction of Momsen's performance is framed by impressive cinematography by Liam Reardon. "Blending performance, metamorphosis and a nightmare, underworld dreamscape; I wanted this video to pulse with punk aggression and eerie beauty, while letting Taylor’s transformation into the angel of death carry a striking fashion-editorial feel," explains Cater.

Dominykas Bliznikas directs a stirring comic-horror for Lithuanian singer and actor Vaidas Baumila. The video for Marozika finds Vaidas living with an ageing vampire woman, who is slowly draining him of his life force. When the job is done, the old bloodsucker regains her youthful appearance - and it's time to party at the club. With a cold blue aesthetic and frantic camerawork ramping up the energy, the video is a no-holds-barred clash of dance, performance and narrative. One of the artist's best videos so far.