Anabel Barnston directs a fun, atmospheric promo for Dolly Doops - the follow-up to her video for Untouchable for the Isle of Wight singer-songwriter. With Halloween around the corner, the video for Nasty Girls is a spooky, sexy and tongue-in-cheek take on the song's theme of being careful what you wish for, along with cult film references and a punchy edit.Featuring an enigmatic, playful performance from both the artist and the long-suffering main character, the video is a perfect watch for spooky season - and the track is a real earworm too.

Diego Lozano directs a rousing promo for Texan electronic duo MISSIO, featuring Limp Bizkit's Wes Borland. In the video for Good Vibrations (not the Beach Boys classic), a man’s world shatters after a shocking betrayal, pushing him into a raw journey of self-discovery.It's a whirlwind of emotions, visualised through quick-cut montages of the lead character falling in and out of destructive habits and yearning for his lost love. Eventually, he regains his independence by connecting with his inner spirit - expressed in a sequence of stop motion animation - leading to a bright, optimistic climax. Stylistically, the video feels cinematic and gritty, boasting an elevated yet naturalistic grade courtesy of Mike De La Luz and gently lingering camerawork which places us in the character's shoes.

Aidan Zamiri directs a beautifully pensive promo for Billie Eilish. Following the success of her team-up with Charli XCX on Guess, Zamiri and Eilish reunite for Birds Of A Feather, which sees the artist in an abandoned hospital, meditating on love and life. With some slick VFX and clever cinematography, Eilish is pulled, dragged and thrown around different threadbare rooms, maintaining her performance throughout. It's a touching, completely absorbing visual, and a testament to Zamiri's ability to both capture and set the pop zeitgeist.

Allie Avital presents a story of infatuation and infidelity in her promo for Halle Bailey. The video for Because I Love You follows Bailey and her love interest, as his wondering eye causes him to end up with much more than he bargained for. Shot in a suspenseful, thriller-style manner - with plenty of stylish low-light scenes and mysterious camera angles - the video feels cinematic and elevated, anchored by playful performances from the on-screen couple (and several other versions of Bailey). "I’ve often gravitated to stories about unhinged obsessive love, so it was a real thrill to collaborate with the sweet multi hyphenate Halle to develop this noir-inspired parable," says Avital."Halle and co-star RJ Cyler really brought their next-level acting craft which made directing this exceptionally fun and had us all squealing behind the monitor."