Acclaimed director STILLZ is renowned for his striking visual work with global artists such as Rosalía and Bad Bunny - and now he has made a bold leap into the world of sound with the release of his own album of ambient and experimental music, accompanied by a hypnotic longform visual, shot in seven different parts of Japan.The video is a lush, cinematic experience, fusing raw urban energy with a surreal, meditative calm - featuring Japanese icon Yuki Chiba, who acts as a spirtual anchor to the piece that moves seamlessly between realism and dreamy abstraction. Within the shapeshifting narrative, Chiba's presence provides a stoic grace, grounding the visuals in a sense of cultural and emotional gravity. This unquestionably marks a significant artistic evolution for the director-turned-composer. In the project - a collaboration between production houses WeOwnTheCity, CANADA, and PUSH Japan - STILLZ delivers an audiovisual immersion. It’s a raw, honest, and unapologetically avant-garde introduction to his voice as a sonic artist - and completely absorbing.

Tohé Commaret combines the everyday with the ethereal in a wonderfully stylish promo for French singer Oklou and her collaborator, Swedish rapper/singer Bladee. The video for Take Me By The Hand is an effects-heavy showcase of pensive performance and liminal worlds, breezing through its runtime with 90's inspired set pieces. Shot with unusual perspectives and composition, the cinematography leans into the experimental vibe of the track, and visualises the otherworldly soundscapes. it shows that Commaret, with a background in award-winning short films, has a distinctive eye for music videos."Working with Oklou and Bladee was very easy, and I’m incredibly grateful because I was given almost total creative freedom," says Commaret, who recently signed to FRIEND in London for UK representation. "Post-production was a huge part of the process. We were basically like teenagers, glued to our screens 24/7, eating in front of our computers to deliver everything on time and at the highest quality."The entire team - editing, colour grading, VFX, and even the cinematographer - was deeply involved, which created a real sense of fusion and intensity between us. We spent a lot of time searching for the right shapes and forms."

Valentina Khodnevich directs a fashion film/music video hybrid, presented by NOWNESS. Khodnevich's film Pump delves into the intricate geometry of movement, drawing parallels between choreography, fashion, and the timeless art of string figures. And the two dancers' outfits include isome extraordinary inflatable rubberwear, augmenting their creation of distinctive shapes in their movement.Intimate closeups of bodies, hands and faces interweave with textural cutaways, tied together by naturalistic cinematography. It's a beautiful visual, pondering form and format, underscored by Cook's gently pulsating score.

Taz Tron Delix directs an impressive multiformat promo for Sam Wise featuring Tiggs Da Author. The video for Twinning experiments with perspective, movement and animation techniques to create something fresh and unique - and slightly unsettling. Packed full of colourful textures and perpetually shifting scenery, the video is a creative feat and a brilliant showcase of the director's animation skills. “Last year I was super inspired by the legendary artist Troy Browne's work to go back to my DIY animation roots and get my hand dirty for this fun one!" Taz Tron Delix explains."With a good mix of them old skool phone jack vibes! A massive thank you to all the collaborators on this one really was a labour of love.”