Jamie Shipson-Mourn directs a heartfelt promo for Canadian artist Hannah Georgas.The video follows a scraggly white character stuck in a sombre loop of searching for meaning and connection, but unable to find it. Traversing grimy London backstreets and taking pause at random street corners and bus stops, it's evident the character is searching for a missing piece, but it isn't until the end that we realise what that might be.The enigmatic ending uses a dreamlike, repetitive sequence of shots to make viewers question what's real and what isn't, and the appearance of Georgas suggests that this character might just be a missing piece of herself instead. It's a great concept and one that is very much open to interpretation,. The cinematic aesthetic - thanks in part to shooting on film - also keeps things gritty and lifelike, even with the presence of a surreal main character.

French indie trio Hyphen Hyphen celebrate their last moments of normality and freedom, in Lesly Lynch's energetic video for Young Leaders. Shot during their European tour shortly before lockdown, the abstract visual is layered with multi-format footage and interspersed with carefree cutaways and snapshots of live performance. Memorialising the moment and paying homage to their youth and influence, Young Leaders is a call to action, to create a better society when we come out of this pandemic, and to enjoy every single second we are alive.

Bedroom fantasy meets reality in Libby Burke Wilde's new visual for Yonaka. With a striking use of match-cuts, we see lead singer Theresa Jarvis perform the same routine dancing in her apartment, and on-stage at a packed-out gig. We've all sang our hearts out at home, imagining ourselves in a rockstar's shoes, and Jarvis lives out this fantasy in style. With the bright gold jacket and shorts to show for it.