Ali Sofi directs an environmentally-focused music video for musician Nick Peers.Visualising the pressing urgency and importance of protecting the wonders of our planet, the video combines 2D frame-by-frame animation and traditionally painted textures, to plea with viewers to consider the impact of our collective carbon footprint.The video emphasises the contrast between nature and man-made pollution, whilst cleverly using overlays to encourage understanding of our proximity to the earth and responsibility.The stripped-back colour palettes and moving imagery drive home the crucial environmental themes, and highlight the need for collective change.

Claryn Chong directs an absorbing and colourful visual for new artist MaZz. The gentle, serene aesthetic is achieved through understated performance setups, featuring the artist in both a studio and outdoor setting. The use of flowers and nature-inspired art direction ties together the various vignettes, and the minimalist approach perfectly suits the laidback vibes of the track. "This music video felt very special as it was created by a 90% female crew with all female heads of departments," says Claryn Chong. "MaZz herself is very passionate about women's rights - she is part of a creative collective called Canvas 4 Equality that stands up against inequality - and so it only made sense."It was an independent production on a ridiculously low budget, but what a magical outcome."

Nwaka Okparaeke directs an alluring live promo for Olivia Dean's Growth, where the artist performs her EP in its entirety. Backdropped by stunning custom-made sets, Dean is at home in the sunsoaked, nostalgic concept.Incorporating natural elements with elevated structures and decor, each frame of the visual is entirely absorbing, and provides the perfect visual match to the sumptuous pop soundscapes - and the reference to the climactic scene of The Truman Show is wonderfully executed."Working with Olivia on this video felt like the perfect match. We both genuinely connected to the ever-changing journey of emotions within growing," says Okparaeke. "For Growth, I wanted to create a live performance video that looks delicate and beautiful but takes us on a rollercoaster of worlds, reflecting how the songs go back and forth from assured to sombre, vulnerable to optimistic."

Samuel Douek directs an empowering promo for Little Mix's Love (Sweet Love).This is Douek and the group’s third collaboration, celebrating ten years of Little Mix, and is the title track from their forthcoming album.The concept was inspired by the Pre-Raphaelite art movement and the lesser known Sisterhood that romanticised nature and emboldened women through painting.“I wanted to celebrate Little Mix as the regal queens they are; unimpressed by a cohort of Knights that vie for their attention,” explains Douek. The opulent promo is shot in a spectacular orangery-style space, adorned with a mesmerising selection of plants, whilst the styling and makeup create a fantasy world that really bring the track to life. This is one of the first films to come out of CAMP Productions, recently founded by Douek and executive producer Francesca Woods.

Daleya Marohn directs an arresting visual inspired by Ted Hughes’s poem Owl's Song, with music by Berlin-based band Martin Dean.The promo features a man traversing various landscapes, taking a moment to be in nature and reflect on the world around him. The black and white, vintage aesthetic adds a timeless feel to the project, and the abstract vignettes allow viewers to project their own meaning onto the piece.

Nicholas Banicevic directs an intimate promo for Sydney folk-rock band Josh Orange.Shot against breathtaking Australian landscapes, the video traverses a series of naturalistic vignettes, with the group performing together in cosy, familiar settings. Experimenting with textures and overlaid images, the tranquil energy is elevated by the relaxed edit.

Joe Connor and Tim Mattia collaborate over the pond, in the video for Rag 'n' Bone Man & P!nk's collab on Anywhere Away From Here.Working together to create a seamless production, the UK section of the video was shot in The Duke Of York’s Theatre in the West End, where nature has overtaken every inch of the space, with plants growing from the stalls and wild animals stalking the stage. For the US section, seasoned industry vets P!nk and Mattia create magic in an understated yet affecting way, bringing a remarkable dynamism and presence to the project. It's a great collaboration, anchored by top-notch performances and picture perfect cinematography, from Patrick Meller in London, and Justin Moro in the US. And Joe Connor explains that the origins of his idea for the video came a long time ago. "I wrote in a journal once that I wanted to plant a real cornfield in a theatre when I was training at Royal Central School London," he reveals. "And we managed to do it. It's mad how things manifest years later."

Samuel Douek sculpts an atmospheric documentation of love in bloom, in his promo for Karl Benjamin's Moon. Focused purely on performance, the film features the singer-songwriter and his real life love Natty, who is also the subject of the song. The cinematography boasts a heightened aesthetic, elevating the breezy composition and camera movement with pops of vibrant colour and lighting effects. And the stylised greenhouse location is a refreshing and unique backdrop for the concept, which intertwines themes of nature and organic love. "This song represents the journey of a relationship - the progress that two people can make, together rather than apart," explains Benjamin. "Moon, to me, is about the adventure you go through, to finally arrive at the most intimate moment within the relationship you treasure most.“I wrote the track about the most important person in my life. Naturally, when working on bringing the video together with Sam, I wanted to include that person. I’m not a fan of fake video love. You can always feel when it’s not genuine. I wanted the video to be as real as the song and its lyrics are to me.”