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

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

Neoshin returns with Distant Love , a mesmerising continuation of the Neoshin saga that blends emotional storytelling with stunning cinematic craft. Directed by Sebastian Selg, the film explores the fractured boundary between virtual perfection and human reality, brought to life entirely through traditional VFX without the use of AI. Set in the aftermath of the invention of Cryonic Reality, the story follows influencer Ayuko as she confronts a glitch that severs her from the

Claude brings Amour  to life in a video directed by Yentl Vlachos, moving in sync with the song’s rhythm. Every shot is carefully timed to match the track’s beat. In a red corridor, two versions of Claude, one in white, one in black, perform the song, their performance emphasising the track’s emotional depth. Elsewhere, an expressive dance choreographed by Kirsten de Vos unfolds, capturing the song’s balance of vulnerability and strength. Fluid camerawork by Ruben Wijnheijmer

@woodz_dnwm makes a powerful return with “I’ll Never Love Again”, a bold and emotional visual that turns heartbreak into strength. The...

Fuse ODG brings the legend of Sundiata Keita to life in his latest video, a cinematic odyssey with an electrifying performance. With...

Au/Ra plunges into a digital dystopia in her latest video, a bold exploration of identity, addiction, and escape. With its glitchy...

In her latest video "We Don’t Get Along", Victoria Georgieva delivers a sharp and unsettling vision of influencer culture, turning it...

Lasco and Mathilde Vasseaux keep Géranium engaging with a fast pace that pulls the viewer straight in. The video shifts quickly from...

Nastiya Kai’s "Goodbye / Nevesomais" is a video that dives into themes of change and transformation. Moving through surreal scenes of...

"Lay My Feelings" is Marie Stella's directorial debut. The video immerses viewers in a meticulously styled world where inventive set...

Ara Malikian's "Intruso" is a choreography-led music video set in a vast scrapyard just outside Madrid. Directed by...

To-ma's "Gor’kaya" is a striking, atmospheric music video that weaves choreography, symbolism and emotion into a cohesive and memorable...

Bristol’s punk band Mould unleash chaos in "Wheeze", a visceral animated video directed by London-based mixed media director Martyn...

@clppng presents a globe-spanning thriller in their latest video, transforming their experimental hip-hop sound into a cinematic chase....

French music artist Mada Mada delivers a visceral dreamscape in "NonNonNon", a cinematic music video that feels more like a psychological...

bbno$ brings unfiltered chaos to the screen in "Two", a music video that feels like a fever dream with perfect comedic timing. Directed...

Palace’s Goodnight, Farewell, directed by Adrian Lee and Leo Wyndham, is a tender exploration of grief and memory. Anchored by Clara Rugaard’s quietly powerful performance and a finely tuned edit that blends present-day scenes with archival footage, the video captures emotional nuance through restraint and atmosphere. Nominated for Best Editor at the London Music Video Awards, it is a moving reflection on loss where silence speaks volumes and time feels beautifully suspended.