A small act of chivalry snowballs into total mayhem in Ben Harris's all-action video for alt rock band People I've Met.When frontman Moses Martin tries to recover his date's stolen handbag, his impulsive decision to chase the thief sets off a chain reaction beyond his control. What begins as a simple foot pursuit escalates into car crashes, injuries, and ultimately a runaway stretcher tearing downhill through the city.As Moses hurtles through streets and crowds, leaving chaos in his wake, more and more collateral damage builds behind him. And finally... well, you will just have to watch to discover what happens. But it all adds up to a terrific showcase and appropriate ending for a track called Bastards...

A day from Hell just won't let up, in Hector Dockrill's tragic promo for Chase & Status and BackRoad Gee. The video for When It Rains features actor Jack McMullen as a down-on-his-luck everyman, trying to go about his day to day life to disastrous effect. It all starts with an antagonistic phone call and a cigarette lit the wrong way, and builds to a high-octane climax full of suspense, blood, chase scenes and the opportunity for the character to finally get the nicotine hit he's gagging for. Brilliant work which anchors on McMullen's performance and a Dockrill's keen eye for narrative.

St. Louis rapper Mvstermind goes on a frantic adventure to reclaim his stolen possessions, in Dustie Carter's explosive promo for Square Up. After having his car unexpectedly repossessed, the artist goes on a frenzied chase through a series of different locations, in search of a unique, one-of-a-kind pair of sneakers. During the course of his journey, he encounters some of St. Louis’s most influential personalities – Mai Lee, Alonzo Townsend and Big Tone. Director Dustie Carter and DoP Mike Dalton have a real symbiosis that shines through every one of their collaborations, and this video is no different. Emulating a sense of nostalgia in the cinematography - whilst keeping things refreshing and contemporary - the colour palettes and textured overlays elevate the concept, helping it stand out from similar videos in the genre.