London-based producer Love Remain releases the music video for poignant single LDN GRLS, featuring the late poet Gboyega Odubanjo.Directed by @pervers3cowgirls, the video is set against a backdrop of a bustling London, featuring a liberating, unfiltered celebration of womanhood. Grounded in reality yet transcendent in a life-affirming way, viewers will be able to see themselves, their friends and their families in the visual, which perfectly complements the track. This is a special piece of work, executed with passion, and a beautiful homage to British-Nigerian poet Gboyega Odubanjo, who died last August. HIs profound connection to London, particularly the East End, shines throughout. In reflecting on the creation of the track, Love Remain expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to collaborate with Odubanjo. The record represents not only a snapshot of their time together but is also testament to the enduring bond between friends and communities. "His energy was the light that the song needed," comments Love Remain.These feelings are truly embodied throughout the video, which serves a celebration of life, love, and the enduring bonds that unite us all.

Chase Tha Worst is bored of the solitary lifestyle, in Ling Yu's offbeat promo for No Friendz. Switching between stark monochrome and autumnal colour palettes, the video sees the artist slink around quiet city streets, trying to make friends with outlandish and unusual introductions. Often breaking into dance setups or strange, sudden shot changes, the video has an eccentric vibe that fits the unusual soundscapes in the track... but it's safe to say that by the end of the video, the artist has made a few more friends. Mission complete.

Jakob Erland directs a magical dance promo for Beabadoobee and Icelandic singer-songwriter Laufey's collab A Night To Remember.In the spirit of golden-age musicals, the video stars talented dancers Louisa Fernando and Max Cookward, who jaunt around nighttime London in their intimate pairing to a track with the jazz-inflected bossanova rhythms of a classic Astrud Gilberto number. The video features spotlit cinematography, classic styling and a high contrast grade from Tim Smith, and feels like a performance built for the stage has spilled out into a contemporary exterior location. Evoking romance and nostalgia, it's a wonderfully warming visual, despite the cold city weather, and showcases the innate talent of the performers both on-screen and behind the microphone.

Anton Califano directs a breezy promo for teenage rising star Olivia McBeth.Set against a city backdrop - it was shot at the Barbican in London the video features McBeth and a cast of friends in a stripped-back performance concept, with plenty of fun setups and hints of a narrative. A great fit to the bubbly track, and fitting introduction to the young artist.