David Heofs directs a gorgeous promo for Omar Apollo, a visual tribute to the artist's Mexican origins. Inspired by contemporary art, fashion and culture, in Heofs' video for Spite we witness the discovery of freedom through dance and movement. The performance sections are intercut with dazzling conceptual vignettes, including a scene of motorcycle acrobatics performed by real policeman - a nod to Pedro Infante and his 1952 film A Toda Máquina. Tied together by some standout choreography, it's a gorgeous visual which imbues the lyrical frustration of long distance relationships into something elevated and cinematic.

Rohan Blair-Mangat has directed this sultry slow-burner for Canadian R&B duo DVSN's track Too Deep. Taking place during sunset over a desert landcape, we follow a motorcyclist as she rides towards a fire sprawled along the horizon. When she gets close enough to it, removing her outerwear as she continues her journey on foot, until the sandy ground sinks under her, and she is swallowed into its depths...

Cinematographer Adam Newton-Berra has directed this beautifully shot Wild West love story between a biker girl and a cowboy in this dreamy cover of Tracy Chapman’s 1988 hit song Fast Car by London-based producer Jonas Blue, featuring vocals by Dakota. Shot near the Salton Sea and Salvation Mountain, it delivers big, sweeping shots of the biker as she races through the desert with the cowboy on her tail, before she crashing down a dune. And after some struggle to run away - she falls in love with the persistent chaser. But the morning after a night together she finds him gone, sequestered back to his normal life as a checkout clerk... until she goes to find him again.