Grajper captures an personal, slice-of-life document for Polish rapper and actor Szczyl.The video for For You follows the artist across a heightened version of everyday life, interspersed with nostalgic pictures from childhood and a focus on the relationships in his close circle. Intimately shot, the visual feels dreamlike and candid, swiftly tracing through a menagerie of locations and vignettes. "Back to the roots with this one: a tiny crew, friends and family in the mix, and no distance between real life and the film," explains Grajper."Intense, raw, and deeply personal, it became exactly the kind of project that makes filmmaking feel exciting again, the kind of experience worth waiting for."

Amy Macdonald communicates directly with her fans in a heartwarming video by her regular collaborator Chris Turner - aka Favourite Colour: Black. Filmed across the UK, the visual for Can You Hear Me? is a celebration of the singer-songwriter's fans and the music that connects them, capturing a range of people in their own spaces - bedrooms, living rooms, record shops - listening and losing themselves in the song as they go about their business.Amy's performance is included as the posters and vinyl sleeves that decorate their homes come to life, transforming everyday environments into living tributes to her music. There's a lovely payoff towards the end too.

Audrey Lane directs a heartfelt promo for Wes Aldrich's Can't Kill Me Now. The video is about the true story of Coral Mizrachi overcoming cancer, and is an unflinching, raw insight into her journey. Opening with snapshots of old home videos, the concept leads into a montage of Mizrachi at home, in the hospital undergoing treatment and then in quiet moments where she is able to enjoy her hobbies. A title screen near the end explains that Mizrachi had to move home to Tel Aviv to undergo several rounds of chemotherapy, and whilst things were looking uncertain throughout, she beat the cancer in May of 2021. A beautiful, stirring and human real-life story, that perfectly encapsulates the title of the track.