Tobi Omola and Ja’lisa Arnold direct a feverish pand feelgood romo for LA-based indie-pop trio Fortuno. The video for Alive channels the chaotic energy of noughties pop-punk music videos, with the band performing to a crowd of seven from their garage with the conviction of an arena show.Interspersed with fisheye dance numbers, kooky fashion and hand-drawn animation, it takes the concept of garage band-practice and amps it up to a hundred.Loads of energy, splendid cinematography by Edson Reyes (and a grade by Beau Leon) this video is really great fun - and you get a great sense of Fortuno. Hopefully playing near you very soon, to a crowd larger than seven.

Rebecca Phillips self-directs the hyperstylised promo for Teriyaki - a a hypnotic trip through the artist's mind.Showcasing a deliciously surreal aesthetic and eccentric performance vignettes, the video is a bold vision and an absolutely captivating watch. And a great introduction to anyone who might be new to Phillips' art."The video utilises intrusive zoom and fisheye-lenses oscillating between an eye watering, almost sickly, primary colour palette and a stark monochrome in a surrealistic white throat," explains Phillips of the concept."Pleasure vies with pain and the woman becomes increasingly frantic as she is fed slabs of raw meat, in a claustrophobic, voyeuristic spectacle."