A battle ensues for Wizkid's heart, in CHILD's stylish, UK-shot promo for Bad To Me. On the set of a contemporary TV show, we are introduced to various behind the scenes staff, including a showrunner the artist is romantically involved in. Between the glitzy performance setups and entertaining vignettes, we see this romance develop as several other women have their eye on him. It's a glamorous affair, from the slick styling through to the effervescent lighting, and the video is already racking up the views in the millions.

Maisie Peters feels suffocated by an egotistical love interest in the stylish promo for Not Another Rockstar. We all know the type. Beautiful to look at, heart-meltingly charming and exciting - but a real piece of work in every other way. Maisie laments this archetype as she runs around an empty theatre with a guy who just won't stop getting between her and the camera, pushing her aside for a moment in the spotlight.“We need hugs, not a pretty babe that doesn’t care about our feelings!" declares Keshtmand. "This is a real telling off to those trashy lovers and wannabe rockstar heartbreakers." Fashionable, theatrical and fun, it's a brilliant video with plenty of attitude to boot.

Callum Lloyd-James directs a stirring promo for Grace Gachot.Inspired by Yayoi Kusama’s infinite mirror rooms, the video for F***boy Tragedy is a bold introduction to this new artist, emanating effortlessly cool vibes through an amalgam of emotional perfomance and striking art direction. Though the concept doesn't move from the mirrored room, there is more than enough for viewers to feast their eyes on, with an expansive aesthetic that feels as haunting as it does stylish.

Niall Trask directs a stylish promo for The Lounge Society. Intercutting between colourful performance setups and breezy portrait shots of the group, the video moves at a breakneck pace, employing speed-ramping effects to switch up the tempo. This manipulation of time, along with vintage CRT screen effects and glitchy transitions creates a slick aesthetic, which boasts plenty of understated attitude.

Charlie Sarsfield mixes things up with Mabel, with this moody and atmospheric but also fun and dynamic promo for her latest release 'LOL'.Mabel is shown hanging out with her friends, 'laughing out loud' at the deperation of an ex-boyfriend, living life without pressure or the expectation of others. Across several distinctive vignettes, we see an abstract expression of these themes, with plenty of fun choreography and stylish outfits.This is Charlie Sarsfield and Mabel's second collaboration - following the video a few months ago for Overthinking - and they worked closely together to develop a distinct look.“Working with Mabel is always a dream," says Sarsfield. "We really wanted to push the aesthetic forward this time around, playing with various angles with the intent of creating a surreal, dreamlike world incorporating choreography and multiple builds.”