Charli reunites with C Prinz, whose choreography and camera direction brought the Brat movement to the Grammy stage, for her latest breathtaking music video. The video for Chains Of Love - from the upcoming Wuthering Heights adaptation - is a modern gothic vision set within a Baroque style room- a world where longing curdles into obsession and beauty fractures into hysteria.At the centre of a long banquet table, Charli commands the space with a presence that feels both magnetic and untamed. She crawls, thrashes, and unravels in a heated, ecstatic performance as the room remains rigid, a still-life backdrop to her unraveling.Boasting an aesthetic like and 18th-century oil painting refined with seamless visual effects, it's an ambitious yet considered vision - the product of two creative powerhouses.The concept is essentially a portrait of desire in captivity."The Chains of Love music video idea started as an image in my head: Charli laying face-down on a banquet table like a deity in a baroque fever dream — half muse, half monster," explains C Prinz."The concept is essentially a portrait of desire in captivity. She’s not acting out a character; she is a force - magnetic, destructive, erotic, divine. I built the video around the idea of her body being pushed between possession and proclamation, as if the space itself is in love with her and can’t decide whether to worship her or destroy her."It became a kind of gothic performance ritual — devotion turning to hysteria, beauty collapsing into transcendence, all inside one surreal, decadent tableau."

Jordan Rossi returns with a candy-coated performance promo for Sophie Ellis-Bextor and The Feeling.Incorporating footage from blockbuster feature Everyone's Talking About Jamie - the movie version of the musical co-written by The Feeling's Dan Gillespie Sells - Rossi soaks the video in his signature colourful aesthetic, building the concept around vibrant performance vignettes. Since the video went live, Jordan has hosted a number of talks on diversity and LGBTQ+ representation, calling for greater inclusion and action from the industry as LGBTQ hate crimes continue to rise within the UK."I was so thrilled when the brief came over as I was such a fan of the musical," says Rossi. "And then getting to collaborate with artists such as Sophie Ellis-Bextor, who I've always greatly admired, and The Feeling, who are continual hitmakers, was an absolute dream."It was a fantastic shoot day with great energy on set. Luke [Scully, the DoP] really nailed the look and feel harkening back to those old smoky club nights. Also congratulations have to go to Sophie whose recent 24 Hour Danceathon raised over one million pounds for Children In Need. She's amazing."