It's the hottest song of the moment and now it has a video to match from ABOVEGROUND - the coolest, sexiest houseparty video this year, for Artemas's party banger I Like The Way You Kiss Me.ABOVEGROUND throws us into the midst of a diverse cast of cool party kids, several sweaty hours into a scenario of party euphoria, touching upon individual stories of emerging sexual attraction - all the while artist/producer Artemas Diamandas performs his huge global hit through a bloody and swollen lip.Mixing 16mm footage with stills photography, elements of narrative with performance, every moment looks fantastic, and every department has done standout work on this video to hone it into a thrilling visual vehicle for the song. All the more remarkable is that this was achieved in a matter of a few days, as the need for a substantial visual for I Like The Way You Kiss Me quickly became apparent (and at time of writing it already has over 16M views).A great production, in fact, which provides more compelling evidence that ABOVEGROUND is at the forefront of the exciting new generation of directors working in music videos right now.

Fashion photographic/directing entity TORSO moves squarely into the vanguard of music video with an edgy promo for the first release from Charli XCX's new album - in an 'access all areas' extravaganza set at Charles De Gaulle Airport.Having established a reputation on stunning fashion films for Mugler's fashion collections, creative directed by Casey Cadwallader, and others, TORSO's music video debut came for Kali Uchis. Now comes a really big one, for Von dutch, from the superstar singer-songwriter's upcoming album Brat.Arguably in other hands the concept behind the video could be considered rather tacky, with shades of Smack My Bitch Up - Charlie in a sexy fight with a POV stalker/assailant all over the airport, shedding layers of clothing in the process. But there's no doubt who is boss here. TORSO place Charli in a space that works really well for her: fast-moving action, treading a line between glamour and outrage, humour and danger.A big statement of intent for the new album campaign.

French directing duo Zite et Léo's video for Polo & Pan takes us on a fast and furious journey through time and space, via a bell hop and his enchanted lift.The video for the French electo-pop duo's Tunnel - featuring LA-based rapper/singer Channel Tres - is a remarkable tour de force of retro-futuristic art direction and sci-fi comedy-fantasy from Zite et Léo, the directing duo that specialise in 'fantastic fables' and 'poetic comedies'.In Tunnel, the bell hop's special elevator zooms across the universe, to different planets, picking up and dropping off alien passengers along the way, while Channel Tres appears in the lift in holographic form. That is, until the lift's interstellar travel capability starts to seriously malfunction.Can the young man make it back home?With Zite's background as a costume designer and Léo's as a director, the duo create fantastic worlds based on tangible and tactile art direction and set design, costumes, make-up, puppetry, in-camera effects and VFX - inspired by the likes of Terry Gilliam, Fellini, and Hayao Miyazaki. And the work they have created in the Tunnel video is wonderfully imaginative, and brilliantly executed.After creating similarly engaging and loveable fantasies for Euphories and Petit Prince, Polo & Pan's Tunnel is arguably the finest example so far of Zite et Léo's uplifting creativity.