Rob Thorogood directs an invigorating promo for Mild Orange.The video for Aurora follows the New Zealand band on the European Leg of their World tour, and captures the chaotic routine of being on the road, from a fly-on-the-wall perspective. Shot mostly on 16mm film, the video was shot across Paris, Amsterdam, Zurich, Vienna, Budapest and Warsaw, and embodies what a Mild Orange show is like in the flesh - euphoric, frenetic and utterly intoxicating. The textural filmic aesthetic perfectly complements the electric energy on stage, whilst the stripped back concept gives us an insight into the band and their journey along the way. Great stuff.

Daniel Ryan captures Regina Spektor's behind the scenes life on tour, in this intimate promo for Sugarman. Having hit the road for the first time in three years this past summer, Spektor invited Ryan to document the tour using only his iPhone, resulting in this heartwarming fly-on-the-wall look at life both on and off-stage. Cinematic yet relatable due to the shooting format, the video captures the essence of Spektor as an artist - intelligent and studious yet playful and full of joy at the same time. From lingering sunsets to posing at the beach, it's a stripped back and simple concept, which sums up the artist's journey on tour and will be extra special for fans who are looking for more of an insight into her process.

MILTON directs a stirring promo for South London synth-rock band PVA - shot on the move in Corsica and Luxembourg during the group's European tour. Taking place in an undisclosed industrial location, the video is experimental and spontaneous, intercutting haunting snapshots and strobe-lit performance, and creates a captivating atmosphere. "We had very little resources at our disposal which made the creative process more challenging," says MILTON. "However this lead to a playful result of portraying a dystopic all consuming night out."

Tom Gorst directs an absorbing promo for Cat Burns, filmed while the singer-songwriter was on tour with Ed Sheeran. Reflecting on life on the road and the various highs and lows that come with extended travelling, the video for Ghosting blends intimate behind the scenes moments with spectacular performance footage."To me the track is about trying to find space for yourself," says Gorst. "As Cat was supporting Ed Sheeran across his European tour, I wanted to explore how this idea would apply to an artist on tour."From the euphoric highs to the many in-between moments that punctuate life on the road, we aimed to create a heightened reality of Cat's experiences."

Andy Little directs a docu-style promo for Midlake's Exile.Joining the group on their UK tour this year, Little captured the scenes on a mix of super 8mm and 16mm. Feeling obliged to join the band for a few whiskys, Andy accidentally (or drunkenly) loaded one of the the exposed rolls of 16mm back into the camera - but facing the wrong way. The film was double exposed and dragged through the camera at a unsual speed, creating a bizzare double exposure effect. Talk about happy accidents. The resulting promo is an intimate, dreamlike experience, with plenty of glorious live footage of the band.