Katie Lambert captures Georgia on a night out, and caught in 'WhatsApp Hell' in her vibrant video for Some Things You'll Never Know. Georgia is driving around London, hanging out with friends whilst being sucked into a WhatsApp conversation with some guy who is sending mixed messages. The messages are then added to the fabric of Georgia's world, with text encroaching upon on the road, on her car and in different locations across the video.It's cool and conceptual, but it's also about the emotion of Georgia's performance. And the video - DoP'd by director Douglas Bernardt - just looks great.

Luis Hindman directs a late-night meditation on lost love and blurred memories for Joesef's latest promo. The video for It's Been A Little Heavy Lately follows the artist on a hazy late-night drive, reminiscing about better times and missed opportunities. "I drew on filmmakers such as Wong Kar-wai, Kieslowski and Xavier Dolan for their ability to create heightened-realities and dream-like atmospheres," says Hindman. The intimate, understated energy of the piece perfectly matches the downtempo track, and the effervescent cinematography creates a dreamlike world which feels caught somewhere between reality and fiction. All of this paves the way for a shocking finale, which ends in a familiar place... "The video’s finale is a direct tie-in to a previous Joesef video for Comedown," Hindman explains. "So, yep, this is a prequel of sorts. Trilogy on the cards? We'll see..." Joesef gave a little background to the song itself, and the inspirations that made their way into the visual. "I wanted the song to feel like a bad trip, there’s a lot of different textures; the tempos are higher, and the drums are slightly swung," he says. "It also features a sample from the film Totally Fucked Up by Gregg Araki: the stories he tells, and how he portrays them visually inspire me every day, and fit the context of the song so well."I had to write to him for the sample clearance and he said 'yes', which was fucking mindblowing to me. He’s a hero of mine.”

Gianennio Salucci delivers an action-packed mystery drama for Riotron's Dark Highway, where Riotron (Eighties-imbibed alter-ego of Canadian jeff Fettes) attempts to outrun his past, and the storm that is gathering...Combining numerous tropes from Eighties films - including touches of Hanna Barbera-style animation - Salucci delivers a mind-boggling adventure featuring car chases, dance routines, and some sheer David Lynch-style weirdness.DoP Bryant Jansen's neon-hued aesthetic is complemented by otherworldly animation and visual effects, and the overall effect is mesmerizing - even if it's not exactly clear what it all means.