Videos

Stevie Russell's video for Dirty Blonde features Irish dance and yoga guru Jess Rowell in a performance that makes a leap from the grim reality of the morning after the night before.

Do we need a big, throwback Lady Gaga anthem and a suitably bonkers video right now? Stupid question. Of course we do.

Brothers Loral and Ronnel Raphael - aka Sons of Raphael - literally represent the lyrics of their song Siren Music through choreography in the completely analogue video, directed by Loral.

Pumarosa's Isobel Munoz-Newsome plays both angel and devil, divided by split-screen but joined by dance, in Robert Fox's video for Lose Control.

The impact of school bullying is explored through dance in Daniel Brereton's video for Maëlle's L'Effet de Masse. 

Vancouver-based director Jordan Findlay helms a video for electronic duo Mu that features dancer Andrea Cowden in her depiction of the struggle felt by lingering memories after moving on …

Bradley&Pablo usher in a new era of the Pussycat Dolls with the sultry video for React.

Have we forgotten what makes us unique and irreplaceable? This is the question posed by Italian group Eugenio In Via Di Gioia in Raoul Paulet's video for Tsunami.