American singer and comedian Oliver Tree takes us on a journey into his eccentric world, as he unleashes his inner clown, in this entertaining self-directed promo for Miss You. For Tree's collab with German DJ and producer Robin Schulz, the video takes a fly-on-the-wall look at the artist's behaviour as he interrupts everyone's daily lives and routines, acting a nuisance, albeit in a highly idiosyncratic manner.The opening scene features Tree in a characteristically oversized outfit, running atop a police car, guns trained on his body. Does it phase him? Not a bit.Bring on a frenetic stream of chaos: smashing up an office, interrupting a kid's football match, and robbing a grocery store - while accompanied by the clown character, who is presumably Tree's alter ego, but is actually a bit less sinister than he is...Playing out in an unabashed fashion, the video includes clever mouth-to-mouth transitions and a glossy, slightly surreal aesthetic ripped straight from your creepiest daydreams.

CANADA's Lope Serrano's second video for Dua Lipa takes the colour-coded song-and-dance production of Physical in another sexy, surreal, and Western-themed direction. With the Director's Cut now released, Serrano's full vision is revealed.Cowboy and cowgirl clowns join Dua in a Victorian hall - the Grosvenor House Hotel in London - and ride invisible horses, wrestle gainfully with a giant floating egg, practice their lines - and of course line-dance.Of course its Dua Lipa who presides over all, memorably from the seat of a mechanical bull, and also donning the clown make-up - more assured and comfortable than ever as a bone fide music video icon.Like it's star, the whole video is stunning to look at - and blissfully enjoyable from start to finish. A gorgeously glamourous, fabulously frivolous fever dream.

Warning: Klyne's latest video features a clown. So if you have some sort of deep-seated emotional issue with Ronald McDonald or your childhood wasn't calm enough to accept a circus man in your life, look away now...That said, Jon Olav Stokke's video for Klyne's song Closer follows an intensely blue-haired clown as he body-pops his way through the woods. It's an entertaining video, which after a couple of unsatisfying encounters, allows this often sad-faced innocent get a happy ending he deserves.