New Yorker Maria Isabel returns to her Dominican Republic roots - and causes a stir - in Olivia de Camps' vibrant celebration of movement, colour and identity.The video for Suzia travels through sun-soaked streets, crowded dance floors and scenes rooted in Maria Isabel’s cultural heritage, building a world alive with colour, vitality and collective expression. Bodies move in constant motion, sweat-soaked and euphoric, creating a sense of celebration that feels both intimate and communal.It's a succession of images showcasing bold performance and culture, driven by rhythm, atmosphere and dance, resulting in a thrilling video for the Dominican-American singer and social media star.Framing this energy, the video opens and closes with a quieter, more personal gesture - a nod to Maria Isabel’s own memories as she addresses her abuela, grounding the film’s exuberance in a sense of family and tradition. And clearly a great deal of consideration and craft has gone into creating what is also a coming together of Isobel and De Camps' shared Dominican Republican heritage.

After setting the tone with It’s Crazy, J Hus is back to business with infectious Afro-beat banger Militerian.Directed by TG Omori, the video sees Hus link up with Naira Marley, creating an undeniable dynamic which highlights their African pride.The use of primary colours play a huge role in the visual, with Naira surrounded by dancers in an all white room, contrasted with Hus draped in native garments, meeting with mysterious individuals. It’s a way of showing Hus as royalty, as he naturally glides through the vid guarded by foot soldiers, making the statement and he is king and has no plans of giving up his well deserved throne.Ambitious and grand in scale, the video moves at breakneck pace, with plenty of visual appeal from start to finish.

Following the glamorous promo for Pearls, Sophie Muller and Theo Adams reunite with Jessie Ware, this time with Róisín Murphy along for the ride, for the Freak Me Now video - and it's a hoot. Featuring a feverish blend of disco aesthetics and hypnotic editing, the video sees the two artists in their element, bringing a sense of theatrical splendour to the performance vignettes. And by the sounds of it, as they talk about their collab below, Jessie and Róisín had lots of fun on the shoot.It's a vibrant mash-up of colour and patterns - bringing the vid for Deee-Lite's classic Groove Is In The Heart to mind - with an unabashed sense of fun and playfulness to boot.We had mad fun dressing up on the day of the video. It was fashion chaos!!“It is a huge honour to have the queen of disco, Róisín Murphy on Freak Me Now," Jessie Ware has commented. "I messaged her hoping she may think about doing a collab with me and before I knew it, she’d gone straight into the studio and recorded all her vocals for the track and sent them over to us. I have admired her work for so many years and respect her so much. To have her on one of the most fun tracks on That! Feels Good! Is amazing."I still can’t quite believe we are on a track together and have done a bonkers video together. She is graceful, she is generous, she is pioneering, she is Róisín Murphy and she is on Freak Me Now!”And Róisín Murphy has added: “Jessie is just brilliant, a super talented songwriter and an amazing singer. She’s truly beautiful but she’s also very funny and never takes herself too seriously. We’ve been talking about working together for a while. When she sent me ‘Freak Me Now’ I just adored it and felt it was perfectly right for me to be on the song."We had mad fun dressing up on the day of the video. It was fashion chaos!! Like a high class jumble sale, behind the scenes. We laughed at our ridiculousness and we were very silly all day! Just love her and loved everything about working with her.“