Matilda Harding-Kemp directs a riveting performance promo for Laurel Smith's Vampire Romance.Featuring an elevated, horror-tinged concept, the video - following up Harding-Kemp's impressive video for Everybody Bleeds - sees the artist perform in the middle of a pentagram in several vivid vignettes."For Vampire Romance the idea was to create a haunting, atmospheric scene that played with contrasts in colour, light and shadow," says Harding-Kemp. "Laurel’s performance drives this video in the centre of a giant pentagram." Straightforward and unfussy in concept, the video gives Laurel Smith room to bring her own unique vibe to the performance, which toes the line between mysterious and ethereal, whilst retaining a contemporary, alt-pop sensibility.

Nothing But Thieves frontman Conor Mason preaches to an empty derelict room, backdropped by mysterious symbols and iconography, in Sam Bailey's enigmatic video for Tomorrow Is Closed. Mason interacts with empty space as if real people are there watching, and only after inhaling a mysterious gas do we see more characters appear, in a dark, otherworldly realm.With a post-apocalyptic vibe and a gritty, raw aesthetic, the video raises plenty of questions and answers only some of them. It leaves things open for a follow-up or simply presents an opportunity for viewers to impart their own ideas onto the concept.Mason embodies the main character perfectly, lending an emotional, erratic persona to the role, and the contrast of light and dark encapsulates the mysterious themes.

Jade O'Belle directs an enigmatic promo for London-born Turkish-Sri Lankan artist Bodur. The final chapter of the artist's new EP, ÖZ, the video for Mummy looks at the idea of rebirth and empty nest syndrome, through the lens of a mother obsessed with her son.With scorching cinematography and a raw, passionate aesthetic, it's an unusual and surreal trip, with a hypnotic performance at its core. Brilliant work.

Chris Chuky explores anger, masculinity and faith in his riotous promo for Kelvyn Colt. The punchy visual for Rage features a menagerie of amped-up vignettes, featuring offbeat performance vibes and elevated, dreamlike elements. It's a rollercoaster ride of a video, with superb cinematography by Stefan Yap and sound design, and a sense of overarching mystery which permeates every frame.

Teeeezy C enters into rock territory in triumphant fashion, with an absorbing road movie-style video for Nothing But Thieves.In the video for Overcome, a couple leave their enigmatic surroundings in search of the perfect life, on the road with the band - and Teeezy puts a modern twist on classic rock videos from the golden age of MTV. Taking us on a journey of human connection as they head towards the DCC - an obscure entity that represents one’s deepest desires - the video is tied together by a captivating performance from the band, and an overarching sense of mystery.With a naturalistic colour palette and brilliant central performances from the main characters, it's an evocative, powerful journey and a brilliant complement to the group's comeback track.

Enter Shikari frontman Rou Reynolds directs his third video for the band - a thoroughly entertaining piece with the band mucking around and playing with joyous abandon, filmed at a brilliant location.The video for A Kiss For The Whole World x blends together high-energy drone shots, playful performances and some VFX flair. We see the group perform as the day fades to night, bringing an enigmatic energy and sense of ethereal wonder with it. Set against the stunning natural backdrop and breathtaking industrial structures of Denge Sound Mirrors in Kent, Reynolds takes the creative concept and runs with it, creating something that feels both experimental and polished at the same time. And there's something quite classic about it - a bit like a Beatles performance from Help!Reynolds and the band are having fun, and it really shows. Great stuff.

Ellius Grace directs a gripping folk horror-inspired promo for Irish alternative folk singer-songwriter Junior Brother. In the video for the track Junior Brother's Favourite, we see a young man stalked by a harrowing creature, who seems intent on taking something from him. It's a tale where dread, fear and madness coalesce into a fever pitch, two memorable characters set within a rural Irish setting which is captured in wonderfully textural, sepia-tinged cinematography by Aidan Gault.Balanced by a stripped-back, monochromatic performance setup, it's a lovely piece of work that is haunting in all the right places, and definitely sticks in your memory.

Jake River Parker directs a second promo for NOISY, this time for riotous track Desire. In an enigmatic red industrial space, we see a mysterious character studying a screen, which is linked up to something behind a curtain in the distance. Eventually revealing the NOISY boys, the video cuts between a mixed-media performance setup and an on-screen display of hidden desires, running straight from vocalist Cody Matthews' brain. The atmospheric video balances snapshots of a narrative with a glitchy, textural aesthetic, all encapsulated in an intriguing concept.