Will Norman directs an appropriately kinetic promo for Manga St Hilare featuring Kamakaze.The effervescent visuals for Exercise feature head-spinning performances from the two rappers on a rotating turntable, whilst Hi8 cutaways and a blue analogue CRT filter complement the lo-fi, 8-bit style soundscapes in the track. "The video takes inspiration from the Victorian zoetrope device, as photographic stills of the rappers are joined in a cylinder, which then rotates to create the illusion of motion," explains Norman."Intercut with stop-motion sequences made up of anatomical illustrations, this is a constantly-moving promo which perfectly suits the high-octane track."An innovative, engaging promo with plenty of standout moments, it's a memorable visual that confidently merges vintage and contemporary vibes.

Tom Haines directs an illusory promo for Hayden Thorpe's Parallel Kingdom. Filmed during the summer solstice in a neolithic stone circle, the action stands in for whatever pagan rites occurred there, be that contemporary, anachronistic or performative. The stones act as a zoetrope, splicing the screen to jump between characters, between time, creating a kaleidoscopic effect. Down is up. Round is round.The surreal, dreamlike quality of the vignettes adds to the enigmatic soundscapes and vibe of the track, and encourages viewers to dig deep into the meaning of each image.