Joe Connor captures the eeriness of public spaces under lockdown, in the video for The Rolling Stones' Living In A Ghost Town. For the iconic rock group's latest release, Connor briefed photographers around the world (and Margate) to capture the changing landscape of iconic streets and buildings, while he recorded a desolate, empty London himself.Intercut with intimate studio footage, the lo-fi fisheye aesthetic used more or less throughout the piece is particularly fitting for the current situation, shot off-the-cuff whilst traversing various roads, underground stations and trains.

South London director Hector Dockrill takes us on a filmic tour through the streets of singer Jordan Max's hometown of Oldham, Lancashire, in this slice-of-life video for his song Hell. Gritty, grey and darkly atmospheric, the video portrays the toughness of the place - the inside of the local butchers' and boxing gym - and the people who inhabit it. As Jordan Max explains, the video is all about “the journey from past to now, how these young days paved the way to hell. It’s real to me, you get to see my brothers and where I still am present day. It’s not Hollywood, it’s Oldham…”