After his UKMVA-nominated video for Class Clown, Jay Green reunites with Fly Anakin to direct a mesmerising promo for Blicky Bop. The video dives into a trippy montage of effervescent visuals, blending a sense of psychedelia with a strangely transcendent vibe. Taking inspiration from Frank Ocean’s Novacane, the viewer takes a cosmic trip with Anakin without ever leaving the confines of his room.Employing a range of techniques - including the 'flattened 360 camera' view that he pioneered in the Class Clown promo - Green makes the walls melt into one another, disorientating visuals and kaleidoscopic patterns to create an hallucinatory experience like no other.

Luis Hindman directs a kaleidoscopic promo for Master Peace, the second of three videos he's directed for the South London musician. The frenetic, colour-soaked video for Veronica sees the artist take an interest in the song's namesake, spotting her at a club before seeing spiralling into a Y2K-inspired fever dream. The name Veronica starts to appear everywhere - on bottles, necklace pendants and even a pack of cigarettes - and before long, the whole room has warped into a series of fluid textures and uncanny forms. Shot on 16mm, the video has a gritty yet vibrant aesthetic, with a truly trippy vibe throughout. A fine follow-up to the equally vibrant and energetic video Hindman directed for Country Life.

Pysch pop newcomers The Flints ponder environmental collapse in Jackson Ducasse's promo for Serengeti.Inviting viewers into a textural world of overlays and vibrant colours, the video is a punchy homage to psychedelia, complete with patterned backgrounds and kaleidoscopic effects. The performance aspect is stripped back and straightforward, and paired with the mesmerising, ever-changing aesthetic, creates a warmly nostalgic little video.

BRTHR direct a breathtaking, hypnotic promo for Grimes' Shinigami Eyes, as she takes another bold leap forward in mythological-infused imagery. In the unmistakably sensory and surreal style that directing duo of Alex Lee and Kyle Wightman are renowned, the video is a relentless clash of visual effects, live action performance and slick transitions - and features Grimes in the middle of a kaleidoscopic otherworld.Swordfights and archery make an appearance - continuing the thread of previous video Player of Games - and Korean pop royalty Jennie Kim of BLACKPINK even gets a cameo in one performance setup.It's an absolutely mesmerising to watch, and the artist otherwise known as Claire Boucher is clearly a brilliant match for BRTHR's visual aesthetic. She's come a long way since that video - now nearly ten years ago - for Oblivion.

Alfe Bandzouzi directs a hazy journey through Greenwich streets, in his promo for Prince Of Falls. The dreamlike aesthetic boasts a cinematic feel - warm, with electric green, orange and blue colours, complimenting the kaleidoscopic, blurred genres of the track. Whilst the videos lures the viewers into a trip through London, it also breeds several questions - who are the people on the streets, what's in the suitcase, why and where is he being driven? Anchored by a brilliant performance from the artist - real name Samuel Iyere - the enigmatic concept lingers in the mind, like an itch that you can't quite scratch.

Following the release of Strong Womxn, Poppy Ajudha self-directs the fun and enchanting promo for Weakness. Opening with a mesmerising animation of lilting layers of plants and flowers, the visual match-cuts to the artist performing in a vibrant red venue, adorned with glittering styling and surrounded by life-size jungle props and art direction. Moving swiftly through several holographic vignettes, the video is a magical trip packed with charm and bold set pieces, and is a perfect match to the contemporary track.