Rapper NOBAKINGSODA and his regular collaborator NEONXFLUORESCENT pay homage to old hip hop videos with On God.The video - the third in a series following Air Fryer and Clockers - features a lively performance outside an off-licence and boasts a dazzling colour palette and dreamy aesthetic. "This video is a culmination of several rap videos NOBAKINGSODA and I saw in our younger years," says NEONXFLUORESCENT. "He was excited by the idea when I pitched it, but I let him know I'd be adding other elements and have the colours reflect a Britishness I see in my head, the era of the video nasty."The video came out as my Frankenstein's monster of different things sewn together. I won't say what is what, but there are several references from my favourite films in there as well as the work of a contemporary Polish artist who I really like, all lovingly stitched together by the Kiss to my Neon, Sam Bassett."

Tom Flynn directs a forceful performance promo for singer and multi-instrumentalist Enrose. Kicking off with the artist playing a powerful intro on saxopohone, the video for My Happiness builds upon a traditional performance setup with coruscating party lights and energetic crowd shots. It's an unapologetic, rip-roaring good time with a nostalgic style and fun visual moments.

Elliott Gonzo directs an atmospheric promo for North London rapper Korby.The video for Feel My Face presents a montage of introspective vignettes, using everyday locations as a platform for hazy, dreamlike performance shots. DoP Charlie Knight leans into a naturalistic aesthetic with the cinematography, which feels both intimate and elevated at once. Anchored by Korby's confident yet understated performance style, the video is a dazzling introduction to the artist, who no doubt has big things coming his way.

Will Hazell tells a story of toxic love, self-love and rebirth in his dazzling promo for Simone Carty. The video for Show Me Love interweaves vibrant natural colour palettes, hand-painted animations from Jenny Jokela and captivating dance setups by Mayowa Ogunnaike and Nafisah Baba.Blending together to create a tapestry of alluring imagery, the video has a strong emotional core, which is heightened by a dedication to craft and a gentle overarching aesthetic.