Dora Paphides brings the Noughties vibe in this evocative performance promo for Sugababes. The video for Shook blends slick performances by Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan with frantic lo-fi snapshots of city streets - and a starring role for a big white truck emblazoned with the Sugababes logo."At the centre of this chaos is one iconic image: a towering white delivery truck, branded boldly with SUGABABES," explains Dora. "It’s more than a prop — it’s a symbol. A moving monument to the band being cemented as icons. This truck barrels through the video like the band themselves: unmissable, larger-than-life, and impossible to ignore."It's all brought together in a super-fast edit to reflect the feeling of being completely Shook by this latest banger by the 'Babes.

JADE is on full display in India Rose Harris's stirring promo for Plastic Box. Opening in a gallery setting, JADE is trapped behind glass whilst a crowd of onlookers watch on curiously. Eventually breaking out of her cage, she is whipped out into the world, launched into an electrifying display of pop performance vignettes. Boasting slick choreographed scenes, arresting beauty setups and a mix of lo-fi cutaways to align with the aesthetic of her debut, it's another high point for JADE, with terrific execution and vision from Harris.

Thom Kerr directs a dazzling performance promo for singer, songwriter and dancer Alice Chater. The video for Bed Of Lies is the second release in Chater's recent comeback campaign, and features the artist as a nightclub dancer looking to transcend her current situation and leave behind all the drama - including a very grubby boss.Infused with Michael Jackson-esque choreography and diamond-encrusted outfits, its a stunning visual, and Alice Chater thrives amidst the mix of performance and dance. It's a bold and playful vision from director Thom Kerr, which complements the nostalgic track, and a great showcase of Alice's on-screen charisma.

Myriam Raja directs a promo for Gustaffson's collaboration with Bear McCreary, combining wistful narrative with a moving dance performance.The video for Flowers starts in the modern day, as a solitary man (played by Jamie Harris) he carries out his daily afternoon ritual in his local pub. As he sits down with two pints to complete his crossword, flower petals rain down onto his newspaper, and then he is magically transported back a few decades.The man's memories are stirred as he witnesses a thrilling dance sequence, performed by Hamish Longley and Jade Longely, within the walls of the pub. It's effectively a modern ballet, packed with emotion and character, as Raja brings the personalities of the young dancers to the forefront through their performance.A cleverly constructed, beautifully performed visual, full of nostalgic yearning, it's athat encapsulates the themes of the track to strongly resonate with viewers.