Chirolles Khalil directs a reflective promo for Dermot Kennedy. Sat at a piano in the middle of a jet black studio environment, we see Kennedy perform as the camera moves fluidly around the space. At the first chorus, the walls are suddenly covered in white cloth, with a sea of images projecting over them - including footage from previous videos, narrative snapshots and graphic typography. It's a beautifully executed project, anchored by a heart-rending performance from the artist.

Sigrid takes on the space-time continuum in Femke Huurdeman's dazzling video for It Gets Dark.Sigrid is in a very playful version of outer space, incorporating gorgeous, retro-influenced costumes, ingenious set design, and projections and other in-camera effects, in a consciously studio-based set-up. She connects with her surroundings in numerous ways - and in numerous outfits: sitting on top of worlds; exploring alien environments; observing speeding stars from her space rocket cabin, and then growing Alice-style in relation to her room. It's the second collaboration between the Norwegian pop star and Huurdeman, following the acclaimed video for Mirror last year, and with that experience behind her the Dutch director really plays to Sigrid's strengths as a performer on camera.The wonderful art direction (by Laura Santos) and wardrobe (by Ahida Agirre) come with the unmistakeable imprimateur of CANADA, Huurdeman's production company home. The attention to detail is marvellous, which contributes to this being an irresistable showcase for Sigrid and a very cool song.This is a triumph that's really a credit to everyone involved. The perfect way to herald Sigrid's upcoming second album - and the video that shows what Femke Huurdeman is really capable of.

KayCyy emerges from an infinite black expanse in Jeremi Durand's mesmerising video for OKAY! - also featuring the track's producer Gesaffelstein. The psychedelic visual sees multiple renderings of KayCyy painted in gold and surrounded by gold objects - a nod to previous Gesaffelstein videos like Fleur & Manu's classic for Hate Or Glory, while the producer appears in his iconic guise too, as if he's encased in black enamel.KayCyy also rocks an raincoat like no-one else in this super-slick video by Durand. Terrific.

Alex + Plex Studio release a stripped-back promo for Arctic Lake, following their previous collaboration on Lonely. The video for Breathe moves into a more minimalist, lifeless setting, with vocalist Emma Foster performing as projected patterns intermittently wash over her face. The overwhelming red colour palette feels dangerous and alerting, evoking the fearful themes of the track, and signalling the end of the road for her first love."The idea behind Breathe is tied to our previous collaboration with Arctic Lake, the Lonely video, a warmth-drenched, intense performance of Emma (Arctic Lake’s singer) as a trio packed in a confined space," explain Alex + Plex Studio. "Breathe is the aftermath of that. It’s Emma’s introspective moment, alone in the same space."We transformed elements of the previous video, the colour palette, set design details and cinematography, into a minimal and lifeless setting, stripped out of everything. The constant zoom and synced visuals projected on Emma’s face also operate in direct contrast to the energetic and communal feel of Lonely."We loved the idea of creating this little introverted piece after a very extroverted project. Our DOP Maximilian Mckay and art directors Louis Simonon and Murdo Hepburn were crucial to shape the visual world behind both videos, with the intent of communicating opposite feelings whilst keeping a strong aesthetic bond between both projects."