Troy Roscoe teams up with KSI for another ambitious collaboration, with the video for Summer Is Over. The slick visual sees KSI at an end-of-summer barbecue, moving around the scene and performing as the other guests celebrate in slow motion. VFX-heavy yet completely seamless - even with scattered showers, grey skies and various liquids and textures to contend with - it's a brilliant concept executed to perfection. "Hands down one of the hardest shoots I’ve had to date," Roscoe says. "Anyone that is either edit or visual effects savvy will be able to appreciate the complexity of the concept."On paper it's simple: KSI walking through scenes performing whilst everybody is in slow motion. But actually executing that with typical British weather as a factor, proved far from simple. But we pulled it off! "We shot the video on Monday and was complete by the Friday! I’m so proud of my team and the hard work that went into it and as always KSI is a pleasure to work with."

Anton Califano directs a breezy promo for Sharan Gidda.Blending choreography, performance and plenty of upbeat vibes, we see the artist and her dancers shine under bright blue skies, backdropped by various city locations. It's a fitting complement to the summery track.

Flohio heads out on a road trip in Aiden Harmitt-Williams' bouncy promo for SPF. Shot at Elmley National Nature Reserve, the video jumps between sun-kissed daytime shots and fiery nighttime setups, all shot on Kodak 35mm for a vintage, timeless feel. Interwoven with degraded digital footage to contrast the performance, Flohio brings out the summer vibes just in time for another heatwave. “Making this music video was truly a labour of love on my part and if I can speak for my majestic team: I’m sure it was for them too," says Harmitt-Williams. "We went through the fire to make something great but luckily we were wearing our SPF.”

Alfie Templeman is on the run from a gang of blue morph-suit hitmen, in Joel Barney's whimsical promo for Colour Me Blue.In a surreal game of cat and mouse, Alfie is chased through the sleepy streets of his hometown, Bedford, in a concept inspired by Edgar Wright and early Noughties music videos. The laidback style is a perfect match to Templeman's playful persona, and encapsulate the summer vibes of the track.

A fierce chess match between two seniors has extraordinary consequences, in RUTA's splendid promo for Jack Savoretti. The video for Too Much History is set on one of those rare and glorious sunny days in London. Sitting poolside in a swish, suburban location, two older ladies decide to play a game of chess - while handsome Jack Savoretti surveys the scene from a lifeguard's chair. But then the OAPs' rivalry soon erupts into several offbeat scenarios, with real life ramifications. Blending lovely performances with breezy visual effects and a fresh concept, it's an excellent match to the summer vibes in the track.

Tom Haines directs an illusory promo for Hayden Thorpe's Parallel Kingdom. Filmed during the summer solstice in a neolithic stone circle, the action stands in for whatever pagan rites occurred there, be that contemporary, anachronistic or performative. The stones act as a zoetrope, splicing the screen to jump between characters, between time, creating a kaleidoscopic effect. Down is up. Round is round.The surreal, dreamlike quality of the vignettes adds to the enigmatic soundscapes and vibe of the track, and encourages viewers to dig deep into the meaning of each image.