It's the hottest song of the moment and now it has a video to match from ABOVEGROUND - the coolest, sexiest houseparty video this year, for Artemas's party banger I Like The Way You Kiss Me.ABOVEGROUND throws us into the midst of a diverse cast of cool party kids, several sweaty hours into a scenario of party euphoria, touching upon individual stories of emerging sexual attraction - all the while artist/producer Artemas Diamandas performs his huge global hit through a bloody and swollen lip.Mixing 16mm footage with stills photography, elements of narrative with performance, every moment looks fantastic, and every department has done standout work on this video to hone it into a thrilling visual vehicle for the song. All the more remarkable is that this was achieved in a matter of a few days, as the need for a substantial visual for I Like The Way You Kiss Me quickly became apparent (and at time of writing it already has over 16M views).A great production, in fact, which provides more compelling evidence that ABOVEGROUND is at the forefront of the exciting new generation of directors working in music videos right now.

A night out at a house party plays out in two very different directions, in Sophia & Suzie's absorbing promo for Tom Walker. The video for Freaking Out features Thomas Turgoose as the main character, and follows his experience across the party in split-screen. On the left side, his anxiety and fear is taking over, blocking him from enjoying the night, whereas the right side shows a freer, more confident version of the character in each scene.It's a thought-provoking concept which brings the themes of the track into focus in a relatable way, anchored by brilliant performances and clever camerawork.In particular, Turgoose is great displaying two different personalities within the same environment. And after his appearance in The Kills' Wasterpiece, this is his second (and third) performance in a video recently.

Ricky Gibb takes us on a mind-bending trip through a surreal party, in his promo for Toddla T X Aitch ft. TAET. Combining a cast of eccentric characters with drinking, dancing and a dazzling carousel set piece, the video for Hide N Seek is a maximalist amalgamation of ideas, tied together by a sense of celebration and fun. Think of your weirdest party experience and multiply it by a hundred, and you might just get an idea of the wild time these artists share in Gibb's latest video.

Edward Heredia directs a surrealist performance video for Bleach Lab.Exploring themes of heartbreak and being afraid to move on, the video is split between a dynamic group performance and narrative vignette, which sees vocalist Jenna Kyle head to a late-night warehouse event. What starts as a bustling party transitions into a haunting presentation of surreal imagery, gradually glitching and degrading into a feverish hallucination.