Vincent Haycock directs a thought-provoking promo for LA-based rapper Maxo. Shot by Steve Annis, the video is a dreamlike montage of the artist's performance, backdropped by the imposing architecture of the city around him. Interweaving shots of a girl dancing around the space, and bookended by spoken word interview snapshots, the video has an almost narrative structure to it, which plays out in an abstract, evocative fashion. Brilliant work with jaw-droppingly beautiful imagery and creative cinematography, which reunites Haycock with Maxo following the video last year for 48.

Here is a superb video from director Alan Masferrer for London duo Antony & Cleopatra's dance track Love Is A Lonely Dancer.With a clever interplay between angular modern architecture and human limbs, it sees a quirky choreography by identical poofy-haired dancers whose leotards come alive with human faces. It's quite the neat, playful video, with an cement-like, filmic texture, made up of elegantly composed shots and clever melding of a lady singer's face.

Dimitri Basil and co-director Cooper Roussel have directed this brain teaser for Unknown Mortal Orchestra's Can't Keep Checking My Phone, visualising a captivating array of bizarre phobias, syndromes and situations in a striking fashion, each scene with a label that could certainly trigger our most current and wide-spread compulsion: Googling stuff.Considering the song title, maybe that's the point, although Dimitri Basil has said his motiviation was the track being so full of sounds and lyrics so elusive, "so I decided that one idea wouldn’t do the track justice. My approach was to present the multiple ideas as if they were a trading card deck. "Trading cards, like Mars Attacks, have a short description accompanied by illustrations. In this case the deck is about strange occurrences, syndromes or phenomena.”