New York-based creative duo Follow The Leader direct a surreal drama for Cereus Bright - the Knoxville-based folk-rock outfit led by singer-songwriter Tyler Anthony - where a young man makes a series of choices, with increasingly painful results. Jared Broome plays the young man who meets an enigmatic masked woman in a liminal office space and offered an object, which leads to a dramatic episode. In this dreamlike series of emotive vignettes, the character is taken through past trauma and memories, before eventually breaking the cycle and returning to reality again. It's a thought-provoking concept, beautifully realised in the style of a classic David Lynch movie, with careful attention to design and cinematography giving it a glossy, cinematic vibe, aligned with a nightmarish sense of menace.

Tim Mattia directs an introspective promo for Australian singer-songwriter Dean Lewis. The slick promo is darkly cinematic, formed of a series of vignettes which explore self-reflection and the artist's sense of self - and partly with him in an angry face-off with his own alter-ego. Lewis's charismatic performance anchors the concept, whilst the cinematography strikes a perfect balance between glossy and gritty. The overall aesthetic feels contemporary and timeless, a trademark of Mattia's cinematic style.

Rebecca Lucy Taylor presents the first chapter in her trio of self-directed promos for Self Esteem. The video for I Do This All The Time is stripped-back and assured, taking cues from the introspective lyrics and themes of self-love. Moving from a slow, deliberate track out as Taylor performs, to moments of her reassuring herself - by way of a stand-in - the video builds in energy whilst remaining emotional and celebratory throughout. This is the start of what promises to be a captivating series of visuals, ahead of the release of the second Self Esteem album Prioritise Pleasure - an indication of the blossoming of Taylor's versatile talent.