It's a clash of two music video titans, as (for the first time) Lenny Kravitz and Joseph Kahn unite in the dazzling promo for Human. The video for Kravitz's latest track is a bold, high-concept affair, evoking Kahn's big-budget, effects-heavy visuals of the Noughties. As the track begins, we see people's distractions - mobile phones, headphones etc - get snatched away by a mysterious force, drawn to a big rig where the eternally youthful Lenny and his band perform. From there, there's plenty of VFX trickery as people float up into the air, melt into the atmosphere and dance along to the music - all whilst wearing big smiles on their faces. A feelgood video for a feelgood anthem, and an iconic meeting of two industry heavyweights. And definitely too awesome just to watch on your phone...

NDVD directs a vibrant homage to disco in this hypnotic promo for Purple Disco Machine. The video for Beat Of Your Heart takes place in a nightclub like no other, where our protagonists get to access their fantasies. In this unique and magical place, the boundary between reality and imagination becomes blurred, as we witness the characters' deepest desires and illusions.Dripping with retrofuturistic vibes and a sense of wild abandon, it's a dazzling video anchored by otherworldly vignettes and slick visual effects, with plenty of standout moments. A top-notch concept and execution for a top-notch track.

Aube Perrie celebrates self-exploration, letting go and breaking away from the constraints and pressures of life in his jaw-dropping promo for Angèle's Libre. The video is the second collaboration between the Belgian singer and French director - after the video for stylish and satirical La Thune - and sees Angèle imagining herself wondering the streets of New York, as an astronaut and superheroine after eating a slice of magic pizza.The whimsical promo is a high concept feat which melds visual effects and a playful, intimate performance, and marks a step into bigger budget fare for the UKMVA award-winning director. It’s really a story about empowerment, to cope with the swirling penises of the world. “So you’re enjoying a holiday in New York, and there is a bus passing by," says Aube Perrie, beginning an explanation of the video. "There's an ad on this bus with your face on it…well, because it’s your album promo, so is this music video. But then, there is a penis drawn on that ad - just like with Carrie Bradshaw years ago - and this penis on your face makes you want to be as far away as possible from the tons of unasked-for swirling penises of the world."So, you go on the moon cause that’s pretty far enough. But it’s not like, the moon, it’s more like a John Dorian from Scrubs moment having a classic daydream of his. So it’s more of the moon coming to earth, shaping an alternative environment around you."So now that you’re over there, you hang out and enjoy the holiday, grab a pizza slice, enjoy the awesome low-gravity, throw up because of it (and the bad pizza)."But, somehow, low gravity also makes you discover a new power-gifted persona deep inside your inner-self. You can now face anything. You finally come back to earth as a not giving a single fuck super version of yourself, ready to kick ass. So, it’s really a story about empowerment, to cope with the swirling penises of the world. And it involved a lot of moon dust.”