Norwegian singer songwriter Anna of The North returns with catchy new single Give Me Back Your Love.Directed by Douglas Reddan, the promo expands upon the track's themes of finding true love, as Anna traverses London with a giant teddy bear, and a sign to catch the eye of potential suitors - intercut with fun choreography and tender performance vignettes. A video with plenty of heart, and a feelgood message, and further evidence of Douglas Reddan as an emerging video directing talent.

Amy Macdonald reunites with frequent collaborator Jackson Ducasse, for a surreal and beautiful cut-and-paste road trip.Tearing through space and time, the video for Is This What You've Been Waiting For? features a painstaking collage animation, lovingly stitched together by a fruitful collaboration between Ducasse and the talented editor/animator Shea McChrystal.Vibrant, nostalgic and absorbing, the use of traditional styles and vintage textures creates something timeless and special.

Ryan Kochberg’s video for Hong Kong-born, British-based singer Liz Wong is a paean to mental health, magical realism and artistic resurrection.Inspired in part by the films of Jonathan Glazer, the video for Rooted was shot with 25 home security cameras hidden in the walls of a modernist London mansion.The lo-fi monochrome images capture LCDS contemporary dancer Carys Belle cavorting within the rooms of the house in a progressively more violent and self-destructive fashion, juxtaposed with Wong’s plaintive voice, belting out existentialist lyrics.The dancer's knees bounce off of cold terrazzo floors, sending her body colliding into hard, pointed, virtually anti-human furniture. All of that before she scrambles upstairs and submerges herself in a bath full of roots and vines, whereupon the protagonist is saved by a mysterious white light that seems to emanate from Wong.

Elliott Gonzo directs a dreamlike dance film for singer-songwriter Isla Greenwood. The video for Earthdog is a visual journey navigating loss and grief. Choreographed by Joshua James Smith (who is also one of the performers), Gonzo’s tender direction fits perfectly with the dreamy, melancholy of the song."(The video is) set in a dream-like forest and fairground, which reflects the protagonist's turbulent emotions," Gonzo explains. "We wanted to delve into the solitary process of grappling with the loss of a loved one while capturing the profound interplay between memory and absence. We aimed to craft a dance piece that evokes the path to acceptance, offering a universal meditation on the theme of loss."Effortlessly cinematic and atmospheric, it's a beautiful visual which reflects the gentle drama of the track.