Elliott Hale directs a love letter to record stores with this poignant promo for Canadian band The Bishop Boys. In the video for Stone Man, the story of a couple's relationship is told through visits to a record shop, the two main characters connecting over a love for vinyl. But will they hit it off with each other? There is a sense of warm nostalgia for both the environment and the physical format, and the importance music has to every aspect of our lives. Shot in gentle fashion to reflect the sedate foilky nature of the song, it's a simple well-executed narrative concept that's hugely relatable.

Thomas Davis storms back into action with this joyously energetic video for the charismatic Willow Kayne.Filmed at Rough Trade East and surrounding Brick Lane area in East London, Willow requests 'Jungle' from the resident DJ - and then he cues up her new song Final Notice. It's music biz-critiquing message, against making her a clone of other pop stars, plays second fiddle to the altogether happy vibes of Willow and fellow cast in Davis's video - nicely shot in classic fashion by Jake Erland.All well and good, as this could be a DnB/Pop crossover banger of the coming summer. It's really quite boombastic...

An indie record shop is the place to be in Elliot Simpson's promo for Tinie Tempah, featuring Maia Wright. Sampling the iconic DJ Pied Piper track Do You Really Like It, the track is a breezy collaboration which begs for a feelgood visual, and Simpson delivers just that. Transitioning from the shop space to a real dancefloor, the concept is full of energy, and focuses on movement, good vibes and a brilliant central performance.