Florence Kosky directs a sensual promo for Alicia Davis. The video for Old Habits Die Hard has a contrasting blue- red colour palette, peppered with abstract textures and striking art direction. Alluding to a demonic force - through unusual cutaways and satanic shadows - the video is both impassioned and enigmatic, leaning into dark and dangerous territory with flair.

Thomas James directs a beautifully twisted and sublimely surreal exploration of inner demons coming to life, in his promo for Bring Me The Horizon's Strangers.In a nondescript industrial space, a host of characters undergo Cronenberg-style body horror transformations, intercut with a suitably haunting performance from the band. Bodies twist, contort and conjoin in a horrific yet eerily beautiful way, balancing a nightmarish aesthetic with hyper-intimate, bravura cinematography by Adam Barnett.James draws on a host of influences - including a special nod to Chris Cunningham and Aphex Twin's Rubber Johnny - but adds his own facility for narrative and sense of humanity to the outstanding VFX work. It's a brilliantly successful execution of a stunningly ambitious concept.

Directing duo OUROBOROS explore a surreal state of mind, in the hallucinatory promo for Marshall Vincent's Radio Silence. The concept introduces the artist in a huge industrial space, trapped by his bed - a place where recollections of tenderness and passion play out. In other scenes, he sits vulnerable and naked, backdropped by vast curtains and textural art direction.The duo collaborated with a team of Berlin-based artists, including cinematographer & photographer Sven Gutjahr to capture this melancholic space of absence - and the monstrous demon that lurks within.The video is a sensual display of fantasy, dominance and absence, shot in a striking way, with glimpses of Vincent's monstrous shadow providing intrigue and plenty of subtext for viewers to sink their teeth into.

Heini Susanne directs a second video for Finnish rapper Dilemma, following the effervescent promo for Kova. The lyrics of Isä Kun Poika deal with the rapper's relationship with his father; how even with all the difficulty they've had, forgiveness and change is possible.Shot in the neoclassic Helsinki Cathedral - which was built in the 1800s - the video depicts a handful of angelic and demonic characters, who interact with the artist across several powerful performance vignettes. Building upon the stripped-back colour palettes inside the church, the styling and makeup is made up largely of whites, golds and reds, and brings an extra finesse to the aesthetic.

Taisia Deeva directs a sci-fi inspired promo for Dynoro's Monsters, featuring 24kgoldn. Shot by separate units in Kiev and the US, the video features children cowering in terror, hiding from the unknown, only to be transported to a futuristic corridor where their anxieties are personified as a shrouded monster. By grouping together, they transcend their circumstances to become stronger than they could ever imagine.The resulting visual is impactful and poignant, and beautifully realised by the creative teams in both locations - the art direction and cinematography balance futurism with a dark, contemporary aesthetic, whilst the styling and monster effects lend a surreal fantasy to the concept.

Newcomer Benn Veasey has directed this twisted take on the classic rap video, playing with the themes of power, struggle and control in a surprising way.It sees London rapper CD Spinz strutting down a residential street in London before getting in over his head by creating a demon out of a stranger on the street. It's a bizarre and engaging clip, especially when the woman-turned-demon runs away, turns on him, gets him in a headlock, takes his life and steals his rapping skills. And its nicely shot by Doug Walshe.