Olivia Dean joins ballerinas in rehearsal in the second video directed by Jake Erland for the London singer's new album. The video for Lady Lady is a gentle, considered visual, blending choreography and performance in an intimate, introspective way. With the track's themes of celebrating the universe and the collective strength of women, the concept features Royal Ballet principal dancer Francesca Hayward, and has an overarching message of passing down knowledge and celebrating both individuality and community. A beautiful concept that builds upon Erland and Dean's collective videography with a new aesthetic and vibe.

Harv Frost directs a characteristically expressive promo for The Last Dinner Party.The video for The Feminine Urge has an elevated, vintage vibe, delivering a devastating but relatable message. Each band member has their own performance vignette, visualising the cyclical nature of the stifling expectations placed upon women in society. The band members eventually liberate themselves via individual acts of subtle rebellion and enjoyment of their new feelings of freedom, even if it’s temporary.It's an important message, translated into a stirring visual montage. Anchored by a grand location and offbeat colour palette, the video has a heavy dose of otherworldliness throughout - and it's executed to perfection. "This was all about creating something that really embodied the feminine urge to throw a chair across a room or peel all of your skin off," explains Harv Frost. "Set in the backdrop of a prestigious dance school (à la Suspiria), it’s also about the expectations of brilliance and perfection of women in the public eye, and the desire to just let loose, and you know, smash it all up."

Mustashrik Mahbub directs a bold and beautiful tribute to women around the world, in his video for Katy Perry's What Makes A Woman - one of a series of animated videos created during lockdown for the singer's new album Smile.What Makes A Woman is a lovingly calm exploration of women of all ages, ethnicities and groups. The narrative celebrates a Day in the Life of a series of animated characters, from a doctor to a news reporter - drawn in Perry's likeness - and is a striking ode to the power of embracing femininity in every form. Combining hand-drawn textures, montages and 3D camera moves, the visual is vibrant and refreshing, with an abstract yet familiar aesthetic.