Roisino directs a euphoric, Studio 54-esque promo for Sophie and the Giants. For her first video as a solo artist, we follow Sophie and several characters in an iconic LGBTQIA+ venue, dancing the night away under coruscating lights. The neon-tinged video for We Own The Night blends party vibes with a surrealistic twist - a trademark of Roisino's style - and boasts experimental camerawork and a hyper-vibrant style. "For this video, we had an incredible crew who pulled together to create a custom underground club setting, including artworked posters and custom set design." Roisino mentions. "The video evokes a serious sense of FOMO for anyone who didn't get the invite!"

Vasilisa Forbes directs a stylish performance promo for UK rock outfit Pale Waves.Interweaving her fashion sensibilities with portraiture-style vignettes, Forbes uses lighting and art direction to visualise the compelling track. Shot in a studio, the video for Lies spans three contrasting setups which each offer a conceptual take on the lyrics."(The track) spoke to me of heartbreak and frustration, yet with punchy empowerment," says Vasilisa Forbes. "I wanted to create a striking performance-focused video for Pale Waves with Heather at the forefront; in a lighting and colour driven studio environment."A blue diamond shape is repeated through a performance cube where we mirror ceiling and floor, and a diamond studio formation ‘inversion’. Shadows and mysterious lighting-tonality speak to me of ‘LIES’ - covering up, hiding, sinister details...thoughts taking place in the shadows."Playfully the heart motif is presented and repeated through the use of blood-red tones, and heart cut-out lighting frames."

Dylan Friese-Greene brings the summer inside for Becky Hill's acoustic video for Run.Performing amongst a lush flower display set within The Columbia hotel in West-London, Hill thrives in the vibrant setting, backed by a string-quartet and special guest MJ Cole on the keys. The tranquil atmosphere carries over to the relaxed edit and fluid camerawork, creating an understated yet prominent energy.

Blu DeTiger gets messy in Will Kindrick's vibrant promo for Hot Crush Lover. What starts as a colourful performance video soon erupts into a mayhem of slime and giant gushing sweets, coating the artist and her dancers in several shades of sticky goo. It's a brilliant concept, and DeTiger's ability to stay calm throughout the rowdy experience adds to the hilarity of it all.

Roisino returns with a vibe-filled, dance-led performance promo for Sigala, featuring ZieZie.Focused on the high-energy musicality of the track, the video features multiple vibrant dance setups, using bold colours and contrast to create a clean, aesthetically pleasing piece. Simple editing effects keep the flow of the video fresh throughout, and a hint of off-kilter camerawork lends a sense of dynamism to the performances.

Isaac Rentz directs a mesmerising performance promo for Mabel, Jax Jones and Galantis' new track Good Luck. The upbeat video takes place in a trippy, effervescent setting, combining funhouse mirrors with radiant refracted lighting effects and slick styling. The focus is very much on choreography and movement, and Mabel thrives in the high-energy environment, much like in her previous collaboration with Isaac Rentz on Let Them Know.

It's a dance to the death in Sophia Ray's blinding promo for Regard, featuring Olly Alexander of Years And Years. The video places Olly as an apprehensive contestant at the centre of a dance marathon, where he has to sweat, pant, dive and dance his way to an exhausted victory - all driven by Meshach Henry's trailblazing choreography. Meanwhile, Regard lingers as a mysteriously sinister driving force behind the scenes of this dark competition."The concept for the video was inspired by the 1969 Sydney Pollack film They Shoot Horses Don't They," explains Sophia Ray. "We wanted to take the themes from this cult classic and then give the video our own creative spin on them, setting it in a contemporary, perplexing, dystopian space."The video is a tour de force of creativity, wrapped in vibrant layers of choreography, post-apocalyptic styling and futuristic art direction, and emanates a minacious yet playful tone throughout. There is certainly a nod to Squid Game in there too. "It was such a pleasure collaborating with Olly again - as always - and really fun getting the opportunity to work on set with Regard," Ray continues. "It was great to showcase two totally different characters in the video when it came to both artists' involvement in the narrative. It was a labour of love from the whole team to bring this one together - and I am so grateful for the team's hard work."

Samuel Douek celebrates the power of dance in his energetic promo for Sigala. The video for Melody was inspired by the rich culture of Mexico, and follows a woman who rides the bus on her way to work, unexpectedly bringing a full dance party with her. As she sits down to start her daily routine, she jumps between the real world and a hyper-stylised dream world, where everyone enters an explosive fantasy of colour and choreography. Transcending the confines of the bus, we see the party spill out onto the street, in a celebratory string of vibrant performance vignettes. Throwing shapes around several picturesque locations in the city, it's a beautiful video to look at, and a true tour de force of creativity and collaboration. Working with a full Mexican cast and crew it was Douek's first video with CAMP on the other side of the Atlantic, in collaboration with Violeta Films.