Videos

James Blake's cool LA life is disturbed by endless reminders that Finneas is much more successful that he is - in Bear Damon's brilliant video for Say What You Will.

Lisette Donkersloot creates a gorgeously graphic combination of artist and dance performance for the triumphant return of Nao.

ENNY eloquently stands up for women who have been silenced, in KC Locke's powerful black and white visual for Kiesha's & Brenda's.

Directing duo Dreamjob - that's Jack Whiteley and Joe Willis - present an excellent cinematic comedy for Dead Nature, the new band of former Spring King singer/drummer Tarek Musa.

Steve Stamp plays a lonely guy compelled to rebel against authority - in the form of a bumptiously self-important security guard - in Duncan Loudon's delightfully absurd accompaniment to Signal From …

James Arthur treads the tricky path to being an accepted member of his girlfriend's Family, in Bryan Schlam's brilliant Mafia comedy for September.

Vedran Rupic and Salvatore Ganacci are back with another collaboration and that can only mean one thing - madcap brilliance and outrageous hilarity. So buckle up for a wild ride...

Hayden Thorpe - formerly of Wild Beasts - ponders science and nature in Tom Haines' poignant promo for The Universe Is Always Right.