Katie Burdon directs a contemplative promo for Bonnie Kemplay. Contained in the four walls of her bedroom, we see the artist contemplate life and past relationships, as she practices self-care and waters her houseplant. Watching memories back on an old TV, the anachronistic vibes perfectly suit the grungey alt-pop sound, and the climactic, neon-tinged ending adds an abstract vibe to the concept.

The delicate surreality is bolstered by some great costume work by Line-Laure Godefroid and some sterling performances from Nora Talagand and her younger counterpart Albane Lamori. Erevan TushBy The LarchesDirected by ParallelProducer: Nicolas de RosanboProduction Manager: Baptiste Lambert Production Coordinator: Marie Granel Cinematographer: Luis Armando Arteaga First Assistant Camera: Tarik RebeihiData Manager: Celine Croze Gaffer: Guillaume Pitel assisted by Sarah Alisch and Paul TexierKey grip: Michel Anglio Make up: Marine Beaudoin Costume: Line-Laure Godefroid Editing & Grading: Manuel CoutantAnimation: Quentin Baillieux and Mathieu BabinSound Design: Fabien CarougeSmoke: Olivier Guedj and Anthony Lestremau

Lovelife wanted something completely different to their previous style and aesthetic so turned to Frederick Lloyd for this dark, brooding promo to partner the equally brooding and claustrophobic Your New Beloved. "With the nature of the video and its instrumentation I felt what was needed was some sexual charge with voyeuristic, dark undertones of lust and death" says Frederick, "whilst of course keeping it surreal and abstract and delivering the band in a new light".

Jon Park and Grant White - aka White Rabbit - explore the joy of youthful mischief with Chad Valley and his guest, Twin Shadow. Here, a bunch of bashful teenagers break into a bowling alley late at night to have all the fun you can have with the rules in place. This includes treading on the aisles, not wearing the proper footwear, playing your own music and, of course, discovering your telekinetic powers... This is something of a departure for Jon and Grant, who are best known for their post FX and CG work - their day jobs are as senior 3D and 2D artists from Glassworks and MPC respectively. The I Owe You This video was the first time they worked with actors, and it all has a lovely retro family film feel - alongside some impressive CGI towards the end.

Sinead O'Connor is back with a new album ready to drop next month. In the meantime, she's released her new video for '4th and Vine' as a taster of what's to come. Directed by Kathryn Ferguson, it's an artfully done black and white promo focusing on Irish wedding customs, filmed just outside Dublin. It's also the first music video to feature Sinead herself in over ten years, as she busks in the pub at the wedding reception! "As it was a wedding song and reminded me of the traditional wedding songs I decided to look back at the now mostly defunct wedding rituals of mid century rural ireland," Kathryn explains. "Rituals like breaking the bread over the bride's head and the appearance of the anonymous strawboys used to feature heavily at most country weddings..." http://www.youtube.com/watchv=bIoi7s42lrA