India Harris is back with her third collab with Aussie dance-pop powerhouse duo Confidence Man, a monochromatic masterpiece for the latest release from the new album 3AM (LA LA LA). Six minutes of early 90s hedonism reimagined for now and it's flippin' awesome.The video for SICKO is a melting pot of ideas and aesthetics blended into something inspired and contemporary, inspired by the duo's recent move to London, meeting their idols KLF, and becoming immersed in the queer club scene. From vintage fashion ads to 80's alt-music videos, it's a visual that wears its inspirations on its sleeve, but elevates things to a whole new level, as ideas of hedonism, ecstasy and losing yourself to the music are distilled into pure A-grade euphoria.The third collab between Harris and the group feels like a huge leap out of any comfort zone, and the resulting concept is nothing short of spectacular. Plus it's rare to get such a lengthy dance break in music videos now, and this one is brilliant, perhaps the best part of the project. Bring back the dance break!

Rob Akin directs a powerful promo for Hak Baker featuring rapper Joe James, illustrating the tough world described in the song with impressive precision. The monochromatic video for Blender is shot in an intimate fashion, intercutting between close-up performance and narrative cutaways. Exploring themes such as youth and selling drugs to survive, the high contrast, abstract cinematography - also by Akin - puts the focus solely on the human aspect of the concept, and how we are all doing our best to make it through. Great work with a captivating aesthetic.

Joseph Wilson takes a walk on the wild side in this promo for Jamie Irrepressible, aka The Irrepressibles.Shot in Wilson's characteristic black and white tone from his work with Patrick Wolf last year, the video for Be Wild features a cast of characters from the queer community - drag queens, leather daddies and everyone in between - that have become a company of regulars in Wilson's work, from documentaries to music videos.With lingering stares and POV-style camerawork, the video has an enigmatic, hedonistic vibe, which builds to an explosive climax. Brilliant, bold work which perfectly fits the soundtrack - and a fine companion piece to Wilson's other Irrepressibles video, for Yo Homo.

Jordan Rossi directs a stylish video for The Script, shot in Barcelona, as part of a series of visuals including Both Ways, released in May. With a simple yet striking mononchromatic aesthetic, the video for At Your Feet is charming and understated, featuring a simple narrative element and band performance. "We were commissioned to shoot three films and PR stills across two days in Barcelona for The Script," explains Rossi. "We already had the concept for Both Ways approved, which was an adrenaline-fuelled high-impact pop-rock visual feast. I wanted to do something completely different for the other two visuals."The intention was to keep At Your Feet stripped back with Danny moving through a location in search of something or someone intercut with a band performance. It wasn't until I saw the location scout that I fell in love with this old vintage three storey apartment with a stunning rooftop. I immediately had visions of Fellini films and old romantic Italian movies."We made the decision to shoot in black and white, not only to differentiate it from Both Ways, but to provide a really dreamy visual landscape."