Broken Antenna return to East London, with a vivid celebration of community and culture for drum & bass mainstay Turno, featuring grime scene heavyweights D Double E and Morrisson and up-and-coming singer Catching Cairo.Following their UKMVA-nominated video for Joe Armon-Jones and Hak Baker's Wrong Side Of Town, the directing duo - Myles McAullife and Gustav Newby - create a whirlwind portrait of urban life for Brick Lane, Turno's high-energy ode to East London.It's a breathless ride through the eponymous street, based around the famous 24 hour bagel shops, and, further east, Newham's Queen's Market. Broken Antenna capture the essence of the capital’s vibrant culture, with mini-vignettes, fluid camerawork and incisive editing. And throughout, the guest artists ground the action, acting as our guides via their charismatic performances."First and foremost, the tune is really about community and togetherness," says Turno. "With the video we definitely wanted to capture the real East London and highlight all the different communities and cultures that make London the city it is."I want it to represent people supporting each other. We’re all out here trying to win in life, and the people around you make you.”

Alessandro Amaducci directs a glitchy, hyperactive promo for French producer-duo Som.1.This concept is executed in a frantic amalgam of character performance and distorted textures, building to a riveting climax of pulsating strobes and split-screen edits - before a final scene with a sand timer running down. "There is no more time," Amaducci explains of the idea behnd the visual. "The countdown goes faster and faster. In a world inhabited by animals and few surviving humans, a final celebration of dance is staged. A post-apocalyptic fashion show. We must run. Dance. Until the end."A thought-provoking concept with a lo-fi, dystopian aesthetic that is haunting and alluring in equal measure.

Thomas Davis storms back into action with this joyously energetic video for the charismatic Willow Kayne.Filmed at Rough Trade East and surrounding Brick Lane area in East London, Willow requests 'Jungle' from the resident DJ - and then he cues up her new song Final Notice. It's music biz-critiquing message, against making her a clone of other pop stars, plays second fiddle to the altogether happy vibes of Willow and fellow cast in Davis's video - nicely shot in classic fashion by Jake Erland.All well and good, as this could be a DnB/Pop crossover banger of the coming summer. It's really quite boombastic...