Kriill 'Other I' unfolds as an animated music video that places allegory at its centre, transforming devotion into something both intimate and horrifying. Directed by Alina Popescu and produced by Opale Production, the video is set within a vast cathedral devoted to an unnamed otherworldly deity, following a young girl whose acts of worship begin as gentle offerings before escalating into acts of brutal self sacrifice. The animation is spare yet precise, allowing atmosphere a

'She Knows' sees Paula’s deliver a narrative driven music video built around consequence and escalation. The story unfolds through cause and effect, where betrayal and denial push the characters into motion and every decision carries weight.⁠ ⁠ At the centre of the video is a sustained car chase that functions as the story’s turning point. The sequence marks the moment where avoidance gives way to panic, and escape becomes instinctive. The chase is executed with clarity and r

Magnet Brain delivers a powerful visual meditation in ‘Seven Dipper’, a music video that unfolds like a spiritual journey rather than a conventional narrative. Directed by Roma Shaglanov, with cinematography by Kito, the video is rooted in folklore, memory and inner transformation, pairing haunting lyricism with richly symbolic imagery to create a work that feels timeless and deeply personal.⁠ ⁠ Inspired by the Mongolian concept of the Seven Dipper stars, known locally as Дол

Rules “Could Have Been So Good” ft. Bandit is brought to life in a road trip music video directed by Greg Van Barnes, following a couple on the brink of a breakup as they take one final journey together.⁠ ⁠ The video unfolds almost entirely inside a moving car, placing the audience in close proximity to a relationship that is quietly unravelling. Moments of warmth and affection sit alongside visible frustration, as brief flashes of connection give way to tension and disagreem

Qing Madi’s “WHY WE FIGHT / EGO” is brought to life in an animated music video produced by Brunch Studios and Riot Games, and directed by Jean-Charles Kerninon, Clément Lauricella and Quentin Baillieux. The video transforms the Valorant universe into a quiet, emotionally charged cinematic experience, following a mortally wounded agent and the desperate race to bring her home before it is too late, using painterly visuals and bold, stylised animation to heighten every moment.⁠

Nazar Rad and Defis bring an easy sense of presence to Lifestyle as the video moves quickly through a mix of settings. Director Artemii Iurenkov shifts from courtyards to hillside roads to a tennis court, each location adding a new rhythm without breaking the flow of the track and keeping the momentum steady throughout. Artemii’s feel for editing shapes the pace. The cuts land cleanly with the music and the camera zooms act as smooth transitions that carry the viewer from one

Kat Penkin’s latest release UGH arrives as a vivid and mischievous reimagining of the Book of Genesis, delivered with a confidence that makes it instantly memorable. In this alternate creation story, Eve seizes control after Adam fumbles the apple, and what follows is a playful yet pointed revenge fantasy that turns a familiar tale on its head. Directed by Harry Tomlin, the video builds a world that feels bold and deliberately crafted. Tomlin leans into a graphic, editorial s

Alemán and Gera MX unleash mayhem in their explosive video “Como Pacman” , a neon charged odyssey through fame, danger, and pop culture chaos. Directed by Pato Safa, it is a cinematic storm where hip hop meets the wasteland, sharp, surreal, and unrelenting.⁠ ⁠Set in a post apocalyptic world pulsing with energy, Como Pacman  channels the grit of Pulp Fiction , the satire of South Park , the fury of Mad Max , and the delirium of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas . Alemán and Gera

Celina Sharma’s “France” captures the feeling of freedom and adventure in a video directed by Nizar Shad. Shot across Paris, the video follows Celina and her friends as they explore the city. Nizar Shad’s direction brings focus to her choreography and performance. The video was shot by DOP David Moerman and produced by Project Leo. "France" stands out for how naturally it connects the music to the moment, a reminder that sometimes great music videos just let the song breathe.

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