In a summer of exciting pop music, and some already iconic pop videos, here's another one. Dave Meyers steps into the fray with K-Pop star LISA and drops a sensational video for her collab with Latin superstar Rosalía.A jawdropping series of visually imaginative, fashion-forward vignettes, the video for New Woman is in the manner of previous Meyers' masterpieces. But this one just seems to go that bit further. In a hailstorm of hugely imaginative imagery Meyers showcases and celebrates two great pop stars of the moment, shifting the lens for each, and then bringing them together. It's a brilliant complement to their visual and musical styles.Surrounded by his regular team of great talents, including DoP Scott Cunningham and producer Nathan Scherrer, and a squadron of the finest glam crew, each image is brilliantly composed - and the imaginative approach extends to the extraordiary, breathless edit by legendary Final Cut editor Amanda James. Creating energy and excitement through a cut where at times, the viewer can barely register what's on screen before moving to the next set-up, its a work of art in itself. So fasten your seatbelts, prepare to be thrilled...

Troy Roscoe directs an ambitious performance promo for GloRilla. The video for Yeah Glo! takes viewers on a mesmerising journey of self-reflection, as GloRilla confronts her past self in poignant encounters. Exploring themes of identity, growth and empowerment, the video boasts a selection of slick, creative vignettes."Going into the shoot, the team anticipated the challenge of executing a complex concept with over six outfit changes and extensive makeup/hair adjustments, along with numerous scenes to cover," Roscoe explains."However, through collective effort and efficient teamwork, we tackled the task swiftly and effectively."It's a video that exudes the glossy, nostalgic aesthetic of early noughties promos, with plenty of Roscoe's trademark flair.

Little Simz and Dave Meyers. Yes, it's happened - and it's amazing. This is an utterly brilliant video, for Simz's Gorilla. Unquestionably one of the best of the year so far.Dave Meyers does what he has done so well for so long: bringing a book full of jawdropping visual ideas and executing them to perfection, with the considerable assistance of a great team. But at the end of the day, you just get the sense that this would not work half as well without the sheer high voltage charisma of the artist otherwise known as Simbiatu Abisola Abiola Ajikawo.Little Simz is just fantastic in this. It's a vehicle that is worthy of her talent, and just shows how great she is. In fact, it takes her to the next level. It just demonstrates that in terms of British artists at the moment, she really has no peer.So presumably she's headlining the Pyramid at Glasto this weekend, right...?

Jeremy Johnstone directs a thrilling promo for experimental soul setup Romantic Dividends. The video for Gold In Them Hills follows a gritty narrative which plays out in a mysterious set of vignettes. Tied together with a retrofuturistic, film noir vibe and creative camerawork, the video is an evocative trip which mirrors the highs and lows of a crime drama.