Harv Frost directs an infectiously fun take on the Bard in this new promo for The Last Dinner Party.The video for Caesar On A TV Screen exudes a whimsical, theatrical energy, as the band stage Shakespeare's Julius Caesar with gusto and no little melodrama - with lead singer Abigail playing the vainglorious Caesar and her bandmates as the Roman politicos who (mini-spoiler) plot to assassinate him. Firmly tongue-in-cheek with a playful, handmade-feel throughout - it's more like a clever school production than a TV adaptation - it indulges the band's evident inclination towards the theatrical. And allows us to speculate on whether the roleplaying reflects how the bandmates really feel about Abigail...It also marks a confident solo directing outing for Harv Frost following her recent standout collaborations with Dora Paphides, with the previous TLDP video for My Lady Of Mercy, and Chinchilla's Cut You Off.

Dylan tries to duck out of an overbearing relationship, in Jordan Rossi's promo for Nothing Lasts Forever. After being on the receiving end of a hugely awkward dinner date - complete with boombox serenading and a cast of dancers - Dylan makes her intentions clear, in a glossy, slick and upbeat concept. "Dylan is a creative tour-de-force which is what made the brief - which she wrote - so exciting," Rossi says."This video is Edgar Wright meets anti-romantic musical that allows Dylan’s unique blend of rule-breaking humour and charisma to come to the fore."As with all music videos there’s never enough of anything: time, money, patience. But everyone on the team worked super-diligently and collaboratively to pull all the stops out of the bag to make it a success."For me, I’m super proud of the fact that it’s a unique blend of gorgeous cinematic visuals, comedic moments and fun choreography. Pop videos come in all shapes and sizes now but this was our little throwback to old school pop: tongue-in-cheek with a playful sensibility."

Following last year's unlikely hit Mary Berry, Niko B is back with International Baby, and an energetic promo directed by Lucy Hickling (aka LOOSE).Shot at various locations in Milton Keynes - hometown of Thomas Austin, aka Niko B - the video features a string of tongue-in-cheek vignettes. It's absurd and nonsensical, but in the best way. It's a visual that matches the understated, random nature of Austin's music, with a focus on accessibility and playful lyricism over emotion or substance.