Aidan Zamiri's second video for Tiberius b takes their vibrant persona to the streets, with the Welsh singer-songwriter demonstrating a decidedly unique method of transportation. Following the eye-catching Jetski video, where their energetic display was interrupted by a flock of pigeons inside their flat, this one has the artist on London's late night streets, performing HHB under the golden haze of streetlights and distant fluorescents.Until stopping to relieve themselves. And then after peering into the resulting yellow puddle, Tiberius b takes a dive... emerging into a public fountain.This iconoclastic device allows Zamiri moves the action from one vignette to the next. It also brings the video the director's characteristic visual flair and cheeky wit to the fore.And it shows again Tiberius b's willingness to explore concepts that would definitely deter others - whether it's getting up close and personal with bodily fluids or being on the receiving end of pigeon poo...

Meme sensation @pervers3cowgirls directs an offbeat promo for Venbee's TikTok hit Gutter.Set in the mundane - yet oddly surreal - streets of Kent, we see a stylish Venbee take centre stage, performing with bucketloads of charisma and whimsical flair. Packed full of crash zooms, experimental shutter speeds and numerous candid moments, the visual complements the hyperactive energy of the track, and acts as the perfect launchpad from the original success via the social platform.

Colin Solal Cardo follows his hypnotic promo for Kimbra with something much more down to Earth, in this breezy, uplifting piece for Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds. The video for Easy Now features Milly Alcock (of House Of Dragons fame), and sees her character move from despair to euphoria, as she tears up the streets of London.Watched over by Gallagher himself - who chills on the sidelines, in a brief yet very welcome cameo - the video is anchored by a wonderful performance from Alcock, as she jumps on cars, disrupts groups of pigeons and eventually does a victorious run down the middle of the road, full of glee. A poignant concept which cements the fact that music has the ability to transcend, elevate and pull you out of yourself on the darkest of days.

Jay Green directs a fun yet gritty lo-fi promo for Izzi De-Rosa, about the ups and downs of her relationship with a less-than-perfect boyfriend. From the POV of the artist's love interest, we see the pair run through London, hitting up the corner shop, the club and finally back home in the bedroom. With heavy saturated colours, dynamic camerawork and guerilla-style locations, it's a quick and dirty visual that perfectly fits the theme of the track.

Tamir Grinberg chases down a memory in Daria Geller's promo for Changes, her follow-up to their collaboration on Into The Night. The video opens with the artist coming off-stage, escaping onto the streets and running towards no destination in particular, as he hallucinates and imagines being joined by a previous love interest. Interspersed with dance, performance and energetic running scenes, the video explores the effects of the past on the present situation, and whether memories can ever lead back to a second chance.

DC has a paranoid mind in Dir. Lx's fourth collaboration with the artist. The video for Paro(noia) builds upon the suspicious themes of the track, presenting DC in a series of vignettes, weighed down by a lingering sense of danger. Glitchy edit effects and an out-of-body perspective elevate the minacious vibes, and eagle-eyed viewers may notice the hoodie DC wears - displaying the quote "Only the Paranoid Survive" - which was first introduced in 2020's Neighbourhood. Brilliant work with a fresh aesthetic, and standout performances from the artist and the supporting cast.