Flora Scott directs an introspective promo for South London rapper and slam poet Hilts. The video for No New Memories is an atmospheric window into the artist's world, presented through three vignettes, allowing the past and present to collide. Peppered with moments of surreal nostalgia, this dreamlike visual is imbued with a sense of home, friendship and memory - it was filmed in the artist's home of South East London.Anchored by understated performances and thoughtful direction, the video is engaging, evocative and well-suited to Hilts' reflective music.

Wei Prior directs a punchy performance promo for Hannah Grae. The video for Propaganda wears its Noughties influences on its sleeve, and sees the artist and her band appear against a perpetually tracking white backdrop. Adorned with scribbles and little animations, it's an engaging concept with plenty of attitude, and feels like a mix between Sugababes' iconic video for Overload and a punkier Hannah Montana.

Italian directing duo Lesyeu release their stunning debut video for Palindrome.The contemplative promo for First Time depicts an old man standing perilously close to the edge of a bridge, ready to jump into the water below and end his life. He is rescued by a stranger in the nick of time, and offered a ride to his next destination, able to share his emotions with a young kid who is riding along with them.The stirring visual is shot in stark black and white, allowing the grittiness of the concept to shine through, and the performances are utterly relatable, with subtle nuance and an overall feeling of hope. "This video is a tale about this unspeakable sadness, often invisible, but that everybody knows," explain the directing duo. "Sometimes, to overcome it, an act is enough: a hug to remind us that we have skin, air in our lungs, and that we exist."