Kassandra Powell brings the heat to ex-Rudimental vocalist Morgan's Afro-Beat track Bum Bum.A colourful celebration of good times - with an African and Caribbean flavour created in sun-kissed East London - Bum Bum is a change of pace for Powell from her edgier, conceptual style, but entirely successful in its execution and very watchable, with charismatic and sexy Morgan at its centre. Shot on Ridley Road Market in East London, with a blend of extras and authentic street casting, the video is a dynamic display of performance and dance, encapsulated in a glossy, vibrant package.

AntsLive teams up with fellow London rapper Rushy to tear up Docklands on their jet skis, and commandeer a ship, in the video for Estelle.Having produced AntsLive videos including the award-winning Number One Candidate, Billy King turns director here for a video which is similarly ambitious and impressive - requiring Rushy and Ants to perform whilst whipping around at speed on jet skis on the murky, icy River Thames.But as we know from his previous videos, Ants is always up for a challenge...Experimenting with motion control, mounted cameras and lighting tricks, DoP Rui Jiang Ong's cinematography is fresh and dynamic, elevating the concept to new heights.And the fun continues when the action moves to the big red ship moored on the quayside, where Rushy and AntsLive host a party. A confident, well-executed video that matches the bouncy soundscapes in the track.

Flohio heads out on a road trip in Aiden Harmitt-Williams' bouncy promo for SPF. Shot at Elmley National Nature Reserve, the video jumps between sun-kissed daytime shots and fiery nighttime setups, all shot on Kodak 35mm for a vintage, timeless feel. Interwoven with degraded digital footage to contrast the performance, Flohio brings out the summer vibes just in time for another heatwave. “Making this music video was truly a labour of love on my part and if I can speak for my majestic team: I’m sure it was for them too," says Harmitt-Williams. "We went through the fire to make something great but luckily we were wearing our SPF.”