Matilda Harding-Kemp directs a stirring promo for Laurel Smith.The video for Wolf explore the animalistic side of human nature with a powerful and playful performance, set in a dreamlike landscape.Intercut with feverish, surreal vignettes, we follow Laurel as she stumbles upon the band, and we eventually start to question if they're even there at all. Embodying a character that refuses to be confined, Laurel breaks free from the expectations of the ‘good girl’ stereotype. Her portrayal is powerful, almost feral—an unapologetic embrace of assertiveness and sensuality, with an untamed, roaring anger simmering just beneath the surface.Arresting and endlessly watchable, it's brilliant work from all involved.

Orbital team up with Sleaford Mods to lament our rulers and the voters that put them there, in this full-on promo for Dirty Rat - the follow-up to Luke Losey's MVA-nominated video for Smiley. Shot in Leysdown-on-Sea on The Isle Of Sheppey, the video features local residents as actors, and is focused on spontaneous, eccentric performances that elevate the hyper-frenetic pace of the track. It's raw, gritty and unapologetic, and is impossible to tear your eyes away from.