Troy Roscoe directs an ambitious performance promo for GloRilla. The video for Yeah Glo! takes viewers on a mesmerising journey of self-reflection, as GloRilla confronts her past self in poignant encounters. Exploring themes of identity, growth and empowerment, the video boasts a selection of slick, creative vignettes."Going into the shoot, the team anticipated the challenge of executing a complex concept with over six outfit changes and extensive makeup/hair adjustments, along with numerous scenes to cover," Roscoe explains."However, through collective effort and efficient teamwork, we tackled the task swiftly and effectively."It's a video that exudes the glossy, nostalgic aesthetic of early noughties promos, with plenty of Roscoe's trademark flair.

Samuel Douek directs a glossy spectacle for rising pop sensation Talia Mar for her Noughties-inspired banger Bored. With Talia delivering her performance among a team of male dancers, Douek's eye for contemporary, edgy pop visuals is evident across every frame of the video.“Bored has that 2000’s pop feel that I’ve really wanted to bring back for a while," Talia has said. "I grew up listening to the Britney’s and Christina’s and I just fell in love with that era of music. I think we really captured those big synths and crazy beats that were so iconic back then.” That homage to the Noughties is reflected in the Douek-directed video. With flawless choreography, dynamic camerawork and slick art direction, Noughties pop video nostalgia is balanced by a concept that is tight and encapsulated in one studio location.

Adrian Villagomez directs a breathtaking promo for innovative producer Apashe, featuring Raga.The latest genre-bending anthem from the Belgian musician features a cinematic concept that spans stunning desert locations and urban landscapes in India. With a magical blend of choreography, stirring performances and incredibly slick cinematography, Villagomez has created an utterly captivating video from start to finish, stylistically merging different cultural iconography to create something fresh and unmissable. Another standout work from the exciting Montreal-based director.

Cauty Brothers directs an rip-roaring performance promo for Arrdee's latest banger. The video for Loser sees the camera rotate around Arrdee in several minimalist studio vignettes, watching his previous videography on screen, fighting in a boxing ring and sitting atop a mountain of empty moving boxes - perhaps suggesting that he is here to stay, and not going anywhere.The slick aesthetic is paired with frenetic, dynamic cinematography, which amps up the action and reflects Arrdee's angry posture on Loser, as he dismisses all the haters.It's the result of a new directing collaboration, where Harry Cauty - signed to KODE as a solo director - teams up with his brother Alfie, blending their styles and vision to embark on a partnership exclusively directing music videos through the production company.