A couple relive the nostalgia of their relationship through interpretive dance, in Barry Steele's wistful promo for Eventually Epic. Shot against desolate New York City streets during Covid lockdown, the mainly black and white, stripped-back aesthetic perfectly complements the track, and keeps the focus on the pensive choreography. Choreographed and performed by Jillian Linkowski and Razvan Stoian, the video recently premiered at Battery Dance NOW, a program of three contemporary dance works at NY Live Arts in Chelsea.

Storylines entangle in Eva Doležalová's tender promo for FLETCHER and Kelsea Ballerini. The video for Better Version follows the moment both artists' respective relationships fizzle out, leading them to each other in a serendipitous meeting in a café. Exploring nostalgia, regret and friendship, the video is absorbing and beautifully presented, lingering on wistful moments and missed opportunities.Anchored by wonderful performances (from both the artists and actors that play their love interests), the video is an emotional rollercoaster that viewers will strongly relate to.

Cédric Legrand directs an eccentric fantasy-horror for French pop duo Korin F, featuring a telepathic television that makes people disappear. In the halls of a school, students encounter this old school giant TV, which hypnotises its prey into climbing through the screen into an extraordinary dimension beyond the screen.The evocative visuals switch between naturalistic, wistful set pieces, and - once the characters have climbed through into the TV world - a chromatic, hallucinogenic world full of vibrant colour and distorted forms.

Sophie Muller directs a haunting promo in reverse for regular collaborator Birdy. Following the stripped-back seaside vision for Surrender back in January, the video for Loneliness encompasses the same vulnerability and wistful performance style, with a more conceptual and experimental aesthetic. With cinematography by Robbie Ryan and art direction from Alison Dominitz, Muller mixes contemporary, dilapidated locations with vintage patterns and materials, giving the project a universal and timeless feel. The desaturated colour palettes elevate the melancholic atmosphere, and are reminiscent of their previous collaborations, and one of the director's most iconic visuals, Nelly Furtado's Try. The use of reverse footage adds another layer of surreality to the promo, representing the themes of loss and loneliness, and the feeling that things aren't quite what they seem.