It's been a tumultuous period for Irish rappers Kneecap - under intense political pressure and immense media scrutiny, gigs cancelled and their appearance at Glastonbury under threat. And now here is a statement - in both the track and the powerful visual by Finn Keenan - about their defiance and resolve. It all came together very quickly, in the days following that blistering performance at Glastonbury, but Keenan's extraordinary visualisation of The Recap - documentary combined with impish animations, political polemic and celebration of their unshakeable support for Palestine - may be the most significant thing that Kneecap have done. And that includes their amazing movie. This is an intense experience, and certainly one primarily for their fervent supporters. But as with Kneecap, as well as the political message there is humour - and also a shoutout to Helen Wilson, the lady in the crowd at Glastonbury who livestreamed the performance to the world. Finn Keenan has commented: “It took a lot of Incredibly talented and passionate people to come together to make this video in just over a week. I can’t believe the trust and support we got from Kneecap and their team. A once in a lifetime kind of job. So grateful to each and every one of yiz. More Blacks, More Dogs, More Irish, Mo Chara. X”

AJ Tracey once again teams up with Italian directing duo LateMilk with a monochrome, West London-meets-Gatsby-meets-007 visual for West Life that oozes class and controlled confidence.Following their recent collaborations with Ocurens on Crush, Friday Prayers, and 3rd Time Lucky, it marks the latest chapter in the evolving creative partnership between Tracey and LateMilk - and the synergy remains razor-sharp.Tracey commands the frame with effortless charisma, sneaking in a Deliveroo gyoza en route to his mission and dropping slick, throwback bars that nod to his roots. It’s one of many standout moments from his new album Don’t Die Before You’re Dead, where his lyricism feels sharp, nostalgic and unmistakably Tracey. And it's giving 2019 AJ flow the fans have been asking for.LateMilk continue to shape and elevate Tracey’s visual world, fusing grime’s raw energy with a cinematic sheen that feels both aspirational and authentically British. West Life proves that when AJ Tracey and LateMilk link up, it’s always worth watching.

Edoardo Cimatti directs an easygoing and very watchable promo for Sainté's latest collaboration with AntsLive.The video for V features a fusion of laidback performance and cinematic cutaways, following the rappers from the car to the club, and some fun times with three stunning-looking girls. With an atmospheric, blue-hued aesthetic and evocative spot-lit club scenes, it's a very slick vehicle indeed for Sainté and AntsLive's standout collab.