An enigmatic character is possessed by some strange green matter in Will Clark's effervescent promo for Franky Wah. The video for Wrong For Me sees the character, played by Jem Bentham, perform an impassioned, surreal dance, on an inward journey of reconnection.Intercut with ritualistic cutaways and mysterious sci-fi elements, it's a breathtaking visual that matches the building energy of the music.

Ethan Ross's latest video for Lexie Carroll is a dynamic performance piece of the indie-pop singer and her band, with added VFX magic.The video for We Never Made It To Glasgow places the Lexie and bandmates in the middle of a toy train set, surrounded by paper houses and cardboard clouds in an atmospheric warehouse, culminating in a high-energy spotlight sequence.As with his previous video for Laundry Detergent, Ethan Ross projects Lexie's skills as a songwriter and performer with creative energy, resourcefulness, and lots of charm. And he hits the FX button at exactly the right time.

Eleanor Grace Hann directs a moody and atmospheric promo for D Double E's collaboration with Hamzaa - a distorted mix of performance, choreography and conceptual setups, coming together to explore the themes in the track.Within a largly dark space, illuminated with shafts of light, the video for Lifeline tantalysingly flitters between its performers and two dancers who represent the characters mentioned in the song, the challenges faced by young people in society and the difficulty of breaking cycles without guidance. With unsettlingly fast editing which also reflects the song's subject, this is a strongly artistic meditation by director Eleanor Grace Hann on the world we live in - and how experience provides its own perspective. That becomes clear at the four individuals gather at the end and its evident the youngsters could be the artists' younger selves.