Cécile Chabert directs a gentle and poetic promo for Belgium and Cameroon-based singer and Kora player Lubiana. The video for Ancestors sees the artist, known for her skills on the Kora and her enchanting voice, sit in the centre of a fabric cube. On the walls of this cube, archival footage of her ancestors is projected, creating a heartfelt visual and auditory experience that highlights the depth of her roots and the beauty of her heritage.The visual unfolds through calm, deliberate camera movement, creating a meditative and thought provoking experience that aligns with the themes of the lyrics. Heartfelt and intimate, it's a concept with universal appeal, wonderfully executed by Chabert and the creative team.

Joe Nankin directs a thought-provoking promo for Hybrid Minds and venbee's If Love Could Have Saved You. The record addresses the pressing issue of youth mental health, with Hybrid Minds' label Room Two joining forces with charity organisation Joe’s Buddy Line, to raise awareness on this important topic.The video is a moving tribute to the life of a young man, shedding light on the profound impact of his absence on his close-knit circle of friends and family.Interweaving lo-fi clips of cherished memories with profound scenes from the days and weeks after the character is gone, the video takes viewers on a heartfelt emotional journey whilst shedding light on the importance of treasuring love and connection whilst it is still within our grasp. It's great work, which touches upon the fragility of life without diluting the beauty of memories shared with people who are no longer with us.

Audrey Lane directs a heartfelt promo for Wes Aldrich's Can't Kill Me Now. The video is about the true story of Coral Mizrachi overcoming cancer, and is an unflinching, raw insight into her journey. Opening with snapshots of old home videos, the concept leads into a montage of Mizrachi at home, in the hospital undergoing treatment and then in quiet moments where she is able to enjoy her hobbies. A title screen near the end explains that Mizrachi had to move home to Tel Aviv to undergo several rounds of chemotherapy, and whilst things were looking uncertain throughout, she beat the cancer in May of 2021. A beautiful, stirring and human real-life story, that perfectly encapsulates the title of the track.