Step into the pulsating heart of Doncaster's legendary rave scene in Tom Furse's captivating promo for Anna Prior.The video for Tech Não boasts a meticulous montage of hundreds of AI images, each carefully sequenced and selectively animated. As the beats throb and the lights dance, viewers are transported to the euphoric realm of the club, where the boundaries of reality blur and hallucinations come alive. It's a transcending visual which skirts the edge of the uncanny valley, but in a mesmerising and nostalgic manner. Bold, whimsical and dynamic, it's a fitting complement to the track.

Kelvin Jones directs a breezy promo for Aitch x Giggs. Combining dynamic live action footage with Reto 3D-style photography - which give the still images an animated looping effect - the video is a fast-paced whirlwind of confident performance and multi-format aesthetics. The city locations provide a fittingly grungy backdrop to the concept, and the frenetic camerawork keeps pace with the riotous beat.

Potter Payper and M Huncho join forces in the explosive promo for Catch Up, directed by Darnell Depradine. Keeping things low-key in a empty warehouse, the video focuses purely on performance and styling, with both artists delivering quickfire raps to camera. Intermittently scattered with still frames and layered montage, the video maintains a breakneck pace throughout, matching the high-energy track and the trademark visual style Depradine is known for. "It was great to work with Potter and the team at Def Jam again - I think we all have a great understanding of each other and it's showing in our videos," says Depradine. "I want to give an honourable shoutout to the whole crew who did an amazing job of making this happen."