Sina Dolati directs an experimental music video collaboration with Iranian-Canadian hiphop artist Säye Skye.Shot in Toronto, the video celebrates Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder as a superpower through a combined lens of comedy and out of this world sci-fi imagery.Filmed on a 360/VR camera, the video was later converted into a standard 2D visual, allowing the creative team to simulate different movement and perspectives.Making reference to 20th century American science fiction and post-revolution Iranian cartoons - amongst other aesthetics - the experience takes viewers on a surreal journey through time and space, with a hypnotic, frenetic and intense journey. "We aimed to create an experience that allows both Farsi and non-Farsi speaking audiences to connect with and feel the themes of the music," says Dolati.

Kelvin Jones directs a breezy promo for Aitch x Giggs. Combining dynamic live action footage with Reto 3D-style photography - which give the still images an animated looping effect - the video is a fast-paced whirlwind of confident performance and multi-format aesthetics. The city locations provide a fittingly grungy backdrop to the concept, and the frenetic camerawork keeps pace with the riotous beat.

Oliva Rose uncovers a UFO conspiracy, in the dystopian promo for Lancey Foux's Steelo Flow. Paying homage to sci-fi iconography and retro obsessions with extraterrestrials, a janitor is glued to several monitors, hoping to get a glimpse of alien life. He lucks out when he spots Foux in an industrial warehouse, mounted upon a motorcycle in a frenetic and exciting performance setup. Between the strobes and snapshots of his exposed face, something isn't quite right... Refreshingly unique and futuristic, Rose pushes current trends aside and digs deep into the rich subject matter, and gets an extraordinary performance from the artist to anchor the whole project.

David East directs a hallucinatory vision for Baby Queen's deadpan appraisal of the effectiveness of anti-depressants in Medicine. Enclosed in a sterile white room, the video opens with flickering performance setups, before ramping up the energy with abstract art direction and frenetic cinematography. Like a drug trip gone awry, we cut in and out of surreal vignettes, moving through different setups at a wild pace. Expect oversized piñatas, bleeding walls and creepy ghosts, as Bella aka Baby Queen explains how her medication has drained life of all real meaning.