Bruno Maurice-Jones directs a dynamic promo for Texxus Redmoney. The video for Action Time (Shake Up Yuh Shoulders) is a high-energy affair, showcasing a range of choreography, fire stunts and confident performance vignettes. The grungey, graffiti-covered locations gives the video a raw, textural vibe, whilst the colour-shifting in post lends a sense of dreamlike surrealism.

Roisino directs a colourful and charismatic video for alternative indie-pop artist SOFY. Featuring a tongue-in-cheek montage of cringey rom-com tropes, the video sees SOFY declare love with a boombox, take a romantic bike ride and even hold giant cue cards - like in that Richard Curtis movie - to impress the one she loves. The stylised, summery vibe and graffiti backdrops lean in to the nostalgic tone of the concept, and showcases Roisino's ability to tailor the perfect narrative for a switched-on Gen Z audience.

Senegalese music icon Baaba Maal has released this stunning video for Gilli Men directed by Nate Camponi, in which movement, art and neon colours collide into a sensuous celebration of human expression.The video cycles through a group of artists as they react to the music and engage with their own creative mediums, including a graffiti artist painting a mural in vivid colour and a troupe of neon-splattered dancers performing under the vibrant reflection of a blacklight. Not to mention the fine artists - a painter who makes a portrait and a sculptor who make a bust - both of Baaba Maal.