Tajana Tokyo directs a slick, feelgood promo for BRIT-winning girl group FLO's team-up with the legendary Missy Elliott. Taking inspiration from Missy Elliott's 2002 hit Work It, the main refrain of Fly Girl has manifested one of the best collabs in recent memory, in this fusion of old school and modern R&B. And Tajana Tokyo's accompanying video has a vibrant, celebratory concept.It takes place at a packed bar, where the trio perform, dance and get down with the party vibes, joined by a whole host of energetic characters. Representing the nostalgia of the Noughties with a future-facing, contemporary vibe, it's an immediately engaging visual with a brilliant cameo from the icon herself, which will have fans of both artists on the edge of their seats.

Rauri Cantelo directs a retro-futuristic promo for Rose Gray - the director's third for the up-and-coming dance-pop artist. The video for Ecstasy jumps between cold labratory spaces and softer organic moments, the metallic textures clashing with playful, intense colour, creating a weird and wonderful world that is Rose Gray's own. It follows Cantelo and Gray previous collaborations on Synchronicity and Promise Me."Working with Rose and the team again has been an absolute dream," says Cantelo. "Our aim for Ecstasy was to create a weird and wonderful world that employs a crossover between those iconic late 90’s/early 00’s music videos and the new wave sci-fi era of the 60’s/70’s."

Alex Southam directs a touching comeback promo for Robbie Williams, set in a TV studio where Robbie is being interviewed by none other than himself. Southam's video for Lost - and this is the Director's Cut - begins with the artist backstage of a talk show, ready to be interviewed by his suited-and-booted TV interrogator. Who turns out to be his döppelgänger. As Real Robbie is grilled by his alter-ego, it's a chance to recount some of the singer's most iconic moments on a TV screen on set. That adds to the air nostalgia, with a sense of him attempting to overcome regret, and trying to map out a way forward for the future. It's strong work by Alex Southam - and a fitting comeback showcase for the irrepressible Robbie.

Elton and Britney's reworking of Tiny Dancer gets the Joel Corry treatment, with a glossy video from Rebekah B Creative. "We knew the styling and choreography curated as a homage to Britney and Elton had to be the heart of the idea," says Rebekah. "We kept everything else fairly simple to let those elements speak the loudest."Shot in a studio with plenty of slick transitions and pulsating lighting, the video looks amazing, and matches the flurry of movement on-screen."The biggest struggle in videos like this - where the camera movement is almost choreographed with the routine - is the Steadicam op having an understanding of musicality. Luckily [Steadicam op] Marcus (Albertsen) grew up with dancers so it was an easy day."

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...

Vasilisa Forbes continues her collaborative streak with Pale Waves, directing the theatrical promo for Clean.The video is set in a theatre, and explores the contrast between the intimate backstage world, (the inner-self) and ‘putting on a show’.Inspired by cabaret and Old Hollywood glamour, we see vocalist Heather backstage, draped in pearls and luxury styling, before appearing on stage with the band, playing to an empty room. Amplifying the dichotomy of reality and fiction, the video is peppered with surrealist moments - such as an homage to the iconic red rose sequence in American Beauty - and traverses the line between fantasy and the real world.