Jeremy Johnstone directs a dynamic promo for Heather Woods Broderick. The video for Blood Run Through Me sees a host of different characters don headphones and express themselves through dance and movement, whilst the artist performs the undulating track. Shot in black and white in a studio environment, the video focuses purely on the people in front of the camera, allowing the emotion of the performances to shine through the concept.“[It’s] about human connection and the ways in which we move through our experiences, in relation to one another," says Heather Woods Broderick. "Everyone has their own perspective or view through which they experience life, and although we move through life somewhat collectively, we each have our own story to tell."

Ruby Harris directs a mesmerising promo for Vanessa Worm. Filmed in Aotearoa in New Zealand, the video exudes a raw, intimate sense of freedom, blending emotional expression with the elements across several creative vignettes. The artist allows herself to be completely consumed by the music, moving in a primal, spontaneous way, and this physical embodiment of the sound helps express the post-heartbreak themes of the track. Stunning work.

Ron Hamad directs a meditative promo for Jeremy Toback. The video for Conjuring is a call for connection in a time of disconnection, and visualises the song as a cinematic dance.We follow Jeremy and actor Eunice Nalhani Anandha, embodying a couple moving through moments of mysterious connection, disconnection, and eventually into an ecstatic conclusion.The magnetic performances are highlights of the video, and DoP Ruby Carlson's use of light and colour elevates the concept as it draws to its climax. Thought-provoking and beautifully executed, it's a perfect complement to the track.

Experience the dizzying emotions of a night out in directing duo MILTON's dazzling promo for Sorry. The video for Let The Lights On sees the two vocalists of the group letting loose within different settings, whilst backgrounds distort, glitch and get superimposed in unique ways. "We wanted create an intimate connection with the audience, utilising a Snorricam and direct eye contact," MILTON explain. "Lighting choices were used to morphically illustrate those feelings."

Colin Solal Cardo directs a spectacular promo for New Zealand singer-songwriter Kimbra, blending movement and intimate expression to create a powerful performance montage. Moving at a breathless pace, the video for replay! sees the artist explore an empty studio space as she flips, bends and crawls, externalising a sense of primal instinct and self-discovery. It's breathtaking, it's brazen, and it's completely mesmerising.Centered on physicality and Kimbra's ownership of the space she inhabits - and the emotions that come with her performance - the video is a tour de force of dynamic cinematography and razor sharp editing, and will no doubt create a buzz for a long time to come. Stunning and standout work - and a brilliant return to the medium from the marvellous Colin Solal Cardo.

Carlota Guerrero directs a dazzling, challenging promo for Ellie Goulding.The video for Let It Die presents a series of performance setups, blending contemporary aesthetics with raw, primal movement and animalistic instinct. Visualising the breakdown of a relationship through these abstract scenes, the contrast of refinement and spontaneity bleeds into every element, from the gallery-esque location to the sensational styling - including a naked breast-revealing bra top worn by Ellie.

Charlie Sarsfield directs a compelling promo for George Ezra's Dance All Over Me, which sees George in a large studio space, performing as a group of dancers begin to multiply behind him. Transitioning from wide shots to extreme close-ups, the camera glides around the space smoothly, capturing a hypnotic amalgam of movement and performance."Since watching his early videos, I’ve always wanted to work with George and actually doing so has been quite surreal," says Sarsfield. "The idea stemmed from taking inspiration and techniques traditionally used in hip hop videos from the likes of Kendrick Lemar and Pa Salieu, where people in the background begin to multiply."We wanted it to feel like George had walked onto the wrong set, surrounded by dancers. As the track progresses, the choreo really comes to life, almost as if the music inspired them to move."George liked the idea of having line dancing, featuring LOTs of dancers and the routine was masterfully put together by Suzzette Brissett. Huge thanks to everyone involved in bringing this to life. It’s great to see it out in the world.“I’m really proud of this video. It was an ambitious set up and the team executed it beautifully."

Anton Califano directs a sensual performance promo for Charli Fletcher. Shot in several standout locations - including a dilapidated exterior setup, a party bus and a bright white studio vignette - the video showcases the artist alongside several models. With plenty of movement and posing, it adds a dynamic layer to the empowering track.