Noel Paul directs an uncanny, bizarre and hilarious promo for Portland-based rock band Portugal. The Man - featuring unruly team mascot Tank Dog. Filmed (mostly) in Alaska - where the band originate - the video follows the all-pink character's anarchic progress through a snowbound community, bouncing between causing a nuisance and trying to find a sense of belonging in a series of eyecatching vignettes - including, most ominously, strapped to the roof of a moving monster truck, firing a machine gun.As the freezing conditions, and a group of young boys, get the better of Tank Dog, the climax of the video sees a sudden change in location - to a carnival in Colombia. It's quite possibly the most 'Noel Paul' video ever... a high compliment indeed.

Mura Masa teams up with The Reid Brothers for this wonderful docu-style promo for new track Whenever I Want. A nod to the documentary sensibilities of the directors, the video feels like part promo and part photographic exploration of the euphoria of the dance floor, with cues taken from the world of Northern Soul and post-COVID dance freedoms.Featuring a coruscating loop of different characters, all enamored by the dancefloor experience, the video pulsates to a hypnotic rhythm which builds to a kaleidoscopic climax - beautifully photographed by sibling directors Will and Ed Reid. It's a simple and understated video which delivers its message clearly and with an abundance of character - simplicity is key. And if full-length videos are now regarded as 'longform' then this video fully embraces that idea. Bloody marvellous.

Jasper Cable-Alexander directs an atmospheric promo for AMARA ctk100. Lamenting the dramatic deterioration in respect for women’s rights and rise of incel culture, the track is a "request for autonomy and a call to chew up the Andrew Tates, TERFs and politicians that disguise their agendas behind harmless concepts like 'family' and societal traditions," according to AMARA.The video for Chew is a slick, textural trip, blending fierce performance sections with experimental camerawork - including some delightfully weird inner mouth shots and plenty of slow-shutter portraiture, which builds to a hypnotic, mesmerising climax.

NYSU - aka Jesus Hernandez - directs an out of this world promo for Spanish artist and producer Sila Lua. An amalgam of surreal vignettes play out on-screen, boasting eccentric costumes, outlandish headwear and a spellbinding performance to tie it all together. Regardless of whether you've heard of Lua before or not, the track and video are utterly captivating, and offer a refreshing, experimental twist on current trends.

Sometimes, a video comes along which is utterly captivating, unique and a must-watch. This is one of those times. Directed by Snorre Fuglsang Ruhe, this hugely stylish hybrid short film/music video follows a scientist who invents the key to eternal life. A couple of thugs steal his invention and leave him and his daughter for dead, and in order to come back to life he sells his soul to the devil.It soon launches into a slick series of ultraviolent vignettes, as armed only with a heart of vengeance and an axe, the main character hunts down the villains one by one...Brilliantly shot, by DoP Kristoffer Engholm Aabo, and packed full of breathtaking action scenes, the video is a real tour de force of bloody, visceral revenge, with a heavy dose of surreal visual effects to elevate the narrative on-screen.

Dan Macdonald directs a bonkers animation for dance producer Northern Texas Fantasy's **U&I&ME&U**. Inspired by vaporwave aesthetics - a style built upon a certain blend of pastel-hued retrofuturism - the video portrays a party that soon becomes intergalactic. Trippy and great fun, the video is the lovechild of late 90s nostalgia and contemporary technology, mashing graphics of all kinds to create something distinctive and utterly captivating.

Ruth Hogben directs a feisty, witty and hugely stylish promo for Bree Runway's That Girl. A tour de force of conceptual fashion setups and hypnotic editing, the video echoes Noughties hip-hop videos with a contemporary pop twist. Boasting Runway-ready styling and a standout performance, it's another hit for the artist which will no doubt hold its own in an already iconic videography. Exceptional work from Ruth Hogben, best known for her work in fashion photography and film work, and her long creative partnership with Lady Gaga. And this collab with Bree also looks like a match made in heaven...

Directing duo Constantine // Spence direct a thrilling promo for VAAL. The enigmatic video plays out as a hypnotic fever dream, a visual cacophony of nightclub gazing and haunting abstract cutaways.Leaving any sense of narrative to the imagination, the video instead focuses on the intensity of emotion created by the music, and remains beautifully uncategorisable throughout. "For this video we really wanted to play into the intensity of Song Zero - the innate feeling of overriding threat" say Constantine // Spence. "We wanted the video to feel walk the line between the beautiful and impending threat."For us it was all about focusing in on the small moments that usually go missing on a frantic night out. Eliot is at the heart of this film - we view all these moments through their gaze."