After the audacious Alive! - shot in Piccadilly Circus - rubberband. reunite with Bakar to direct another marvellous promo for the British singer-songwriter, bringing him to his audience in quite a different way. It begins in a stylised room interior, with Bakar at the keyboard, joined by two other musicians. It's filmed on a single locked-off camera in the corner of the room, and only when the view from the window starts to move that we realise that this room is quite literally being driven around as they perform, around the bustling streets of London. Growing in energy as the performance progresses, the video ends with a group of fans crowding the room set, trying to get a glimpse of the artist. It's an inspired concept that takes a simple idea - inspired by Swedish comedy auteur Roy Andersson - and executes it brilliantly. "I’m Done was supposed to be a live performance video," reveal the directing duo. "But we wanted to drive a room around London as an homage to Roy Andersson’s You, The Living. So that’s what we did.”

After his UKMVA-nominated video for Class Clown, Jay Green reunites with Fly Anakin to direct a mesmerising promo for Blicky Bop. The video dives into a trippy montage of effervescent visuals, blending a sense of psychedelia with a strangely transcendent vibe. Taking inspiration from Frank Ocean’s Novacane, the viewer takes a cosmic trip with Anakin without ever leaving the confines of his room.Employing a range of techniques - including the 'flattened 360 camera' view that he pioneered in the Class Clown promo - Green makes the walls melt into one another, disorientating visuals and kaleidoscopic patterns to create an hallucinatory experience like no other.