ABOVEGROUND'S latest video for Greentea Peng - following the singer's return with TARDIS (Hardest) last year - is an atmospheric portrait of the human condition, featuring water in various forms as a central thematic element. From flooded apartments to rain and misty droplets on the bus window, the video explores the intimate connection between our emotions and the world at large, across a montage of cinematic vignettes. With a dreary, naturalistic aesthetic and a brilliant grade, it's a visual that matches the downcast lyrics perfectly.

Brock Neal Roberts directs a tender, introspective promo for Arlo Parks' Caroline. Recounting the story of a couple trying - and failing - to make each other happy, Parks is a spectator in this concept, watching and empathising as a torrent of emotions weigh heavily overhead. The video has a gentle, authentic aesthetic, similar to Roberts' UKMVA-winning promo for Berwyn's Trap Phone. His ability to communicate complex emotions through subtle performance and framing - care of DoP Jack Reynolds - is perfectly suited to the concept, and elevates Parks' already transcendent presence on screen.