Oliver Jennings creates another surreal and entertaining world for Dizzee Rascal, continuing his collaboration with the legendary UK rapper.The video for Switch and Explode sees Dizzee as a literal punching bag for David Haye, at a fitness class, and back in his classic debut album artwork - the Boy has become the Old Man In Da Corner - amongst a series of other playful vignettes.A blend of old-school ideas and modern technology, the video ponders the rise of robots and drones whilst keeping things cheeky and relaxed - classic Dizzee. It's the third hugely impressive collaboration between Oliver Jennings and Dizzee, packed full of big visual moments, on tracks from the new album Don't Take It Personal.

Jade Ang Jackman directs a breezy throwback promo for Priya Ragu's banging summer anthem. With a beat inspired by UK Garage, the track exudes nostalgic charm, and Jade Ang Jackman mirrors this sensibility in the visual aesthetic. We see the artist drive around the city with careless abandon, linking up with friends and toying with the possibility of romance - in an easy fashion. There's dancing, flirting and plenty of laughs, and in this respect it pays homage to the music video style of the early noughties - simple concept packed full of fun vibes, leaving any angst and worry firmly in the rearview.

Samuel Bradley teams up with The 1975 for I'm In Love With You, the third video of the campaign for upcoming album Being Funny In A Foreign Language, created by Bradley, creative director/stylist Patricia Villirillo and 1975 frontman Matty Healy. In keeping with the previous two videos for the campaign, the promo is shot on 16mm film, and as with Part Of The Band establishes an attractively vintage black and white aesthetic. But this one, written by Healy, also acts as a sequel of sorts to one of the band's most memorable videos - and one of Healy's most memorable performances as a Chaplin-esque circus clown - in A Change Of Heart, released back in 2016.Acting as a nod to the past - whilst reflecting on where the band are now, six years on - it's a beautifully made visual. And there is also noteworthy performance from Katie Collins, reprising her hero role from the A Change Of Heart video, and who also choreographed the piece.The film features everything from dancing clowns - to a special guest appearance from Phoebe Bridgers.