Stormzy celebrates his 30th birthday in style with #TheMikeGala, and uses the occasion as a the perfect opportunity for a music video.Enlisting Troy Roscoe to capture the visuals, the video for Angel In The Marble is an elegant 'who's who' of the British entertainment industry, intercutting glossy portraiture with heightened performance moments. Shot by Rick Joaquim, the contrast of fly-on-the-wall footage and glossy posed snapshots creates a concept that is both ambitious and luxurious - very fitting for one of the biggest artists in the industry right now. "What an absolute pleasure to have the pressure of delivering the most important birthday present of all for Stormzy’s 30th," Roscoe says. "Stormzy and team wanted the visual to be nothing short of clean, glossy and to scream elegance. As hard as it was to not include one bit of VFX, I’m so happy with the turn out."The visual is so different to anything I’ve done before as my style revolves heavily around surrealism and visual effects - but in this instance it pushed me to focus on simplicity and beauty, both on the day and in the edit. The night was hectic but exciting, meetings all of those guests and getting to share such a special occasion with Mike himself. "The grade and slow motion footage really tied everything together and gave it a unique look. With greyscale footage all being shot at a slow frame rate to provide the beauty, and the graded footage in the booth providing the contrast and personality."

Gabriella Kingsley's bubbly video for Akon and Amirror features a series of effervescent nightclub vignettes, where a host of characters look to find love under the corcuscating lights. With a slick neon colour palette, offbeat costumes and a stunning location to host the concept, it's a celebration of all the good things in life, and the playful excess afforded to the artists. A strong comeback for Akon, and another hit video for Kingsley's videography.

If you knew the world was ending, how and who would you want to spend it with?Directed by Grammy-nominated directors Frank and Ivanna Borin - who have prevoiusly collaborated with the Aussie band on Youngblood - the video for 5 Seconds Of Summer's Older is a glossy apocalyptic affair, exploring human nature and our longing to create meaning from every situation. Viewing the world through the eyes of several different characters - each with their own story and location - the video is both a celebration of life and a poignant reminder of our own fragility, executed with seamless visual effects and a breathtaking display of filmmaking craft.