Jeremi Durand directs a brillliant visual spectacle for US producer and DJ Mustard, featuring Travis Scott. The video for Parking Lot centres around an ambitious warehouse performance, featuring car stunt work, impressive set design and a flourish of captivating narrative vignettes. It's beautifully crafted work, hefty with elusive meaning, wonderfully shot by DoP Jordan Buck.Effortlessly cool and cinematic, complete with a gritty yet glossy grade, which pops with metallic hues and cool blue tones, it's a brilliant visual that gets the blend of performance and concept just right. It also confirms that Jeremi Durand is one of the most exciting directors working in music videos right now. .

Chris Turner, aka Favourite Colour: Black, directs a luxurious, gold-hued visual for The Vamps' Married In Vegas. The exuberance and excess of Sin City trickles down into something more abstract in this video, with the band performing in a brutalist space with a woman covered head-to-toe in gold body paint. Casting aside any usual narrative structure or expectations, the concept instead focuses on striking set pieces and stylish art direction, culminating in a perfect comeback video for the London-based group.

Ian Pons Jewell has outdone himself in his video for Irish rapper Rejjie Snow's Blakkst Skn, with a unique and captivating commentary on race set against a story of forbidden love. Like his video for NAO released a few weeks ago, Blakkst Skn is uncanny and more than slightly off-kilter scene which melds with the song lyrics and commands the viewer's interpretation. The video sees the rapper living in a sewer, accompanied by a homeless man and looked down at through a drainage opening by a red-haired woman who is at street level.Then, we're jolted by a thought-provoking sequence, revealing that the woman is anything but ordinary, as she turns Rejjie into a extraordinary, gold-skinned man.