Alex Amorós directs a lo-fi monochromatic promo for Maria Wilman.The engaging video for Dark Horse intercuts between Wilman playing chess in a black and white room, and performing out in the beautiful countryside. The track is about the artist embracing her inner strength after a period of loss, and the video visually reflects this freedom. “When writing this song, I had the underdog in mind, the quiet person in the room, that hundred-to-one shot," Wilman explains. "The song rides through elements of loss - loss of the old self to re-emerge as new. Dark Horse embodies resilience, trust in oneself and strength."

Jodeb explores identity and freedom in the wonderful promo for Diplo & TSHA's Let You Go, featuring Kareen Lomax. Blending the structure of a short film and music video, the concept follows a group of four friends who rebel against the suffocating and forbidding rules of their hometown, stealing a vehicle and escape, and make their way via various means, and evading capture and danger, on the adventure of a lifetime.Filmed in Guatemala - with marvellous cinematography by Alexandre Nour - the aesthetic is dreamlike but gritty, representing the dichotomy of chasing freedom but the constraints of reality. Jodeb does a perfect job of balancing these opposing ideas, in a fast-paced video teeming with extraordinary imagery, and celebrating the closeness of the quartet, bonded by their rejection of societal norms. They are looking for a new safe haven - and by the end they may have found one.

Harun Güler challenges traditional definitions of masculinity, in his brilliant promo for Turkish artist Evdeki Saat.The impassioned dance and boundary-shattering performance brings masculinity and gender into conversation in a stylish and dramatic fashion, and ends on a hopeful note. "The film is about the double-life of a Turkish boy, stuck between ultra masculinity and their inner desire to break free," explains Güler. "When developing the main character together with our actor Eren M. Güvercin it was important for us to depict someone outside of any binaries. "I envision a society in which the question of what gender or sexuality someone belongs to becomes absolutely trivial.”

Roy Raz directs a spectacular and empowering video for Todrick Hall's Queen. Packed full of colourful, effervescent vignettes demonstrating the artist's manifest destiny, the video goes from birth, through school days, and then full transformation to Queen status at a church service - and how Hall embraces this status throughout his adult life. It's a tour de force production of tremendous style, with breathtaking choreography, slick visual effects and mesmerising camerawork, and a career-defining performance from Hall.Shot in Ukraine, the video - made through 2332 Films - boasts the kind of production value that Kyiv and its talented crew and cast are celebrated for, and doubles as a powerful statement for freedom and peace."Queen is about being who you were born to be, freed for any fears - Queen is all about Freedom," says Raz. "This music video was shot in Ukraine three weeks before the war started with the most amazing people and crew. Our hearts goes out to the Ukrainian people and to 2332 Productions in Kyiv, which became a second home for me through the years. We Stand With Ukraine."

NAVS directs an evocative promo for Stereophonics' Forever. Exploring freedom and the nostalgia of youth, the video interweaves performance shots of vocalist Kelly Jones in an empty gallery space, with stylised vignettes of characters finding their own form of liberation. Experimenting with abstract patterns and projections to add another textural layer to the visuals, the video feels both intimate and indefinable, a celebration of what it means to live the human experience.