Libby Burke Wilde directs a dramatic and heartfelt one-take performance video for Cat Burns, as she walks along a London high street, heading home after a night out... alone. In a bravura single Steadicam shot, Cat expresses her frustration and loneliness in singular terms in her new song Alone. It's a showcase of Burns' charismatic performance style, packed full of emotion and introspection, and it's elevated in cinematic terms by the approach, with cinematography by Joe Cook and Steadicam operation by Emilio Schlappi. Featuring a brief cameo from BAFTA-nominated actor Sam Bottomley, this is the first visual taken from a wider series for Cat Burns's upcoming debut album.

Lucy Sandler directs an emotional one-take promo for LA-based indie pop duo Ill Peach. It's strikingly simple in concept - a one-take, upside down shot of vocalist Jess Corazza hanging off of a sofa - but breathtakingly executed. With a million emotions contained in her tearful composure, Corazza's performance is the sole focus of the video, and it's impossible to take your eyes off of her.To contain this performance within such a limited - yet beautiful - idea is a stroke of genius, and Sandler does a top-notch job at creating not just a video, but a piece of art.

Tim Mattia continues his collaboration with LANY, with the intimate promo for Nobody Else. Shot in one take with a striking black and white aesthetic, the camera slowly wraps around lead singer Paul Klein, revealing the setup is isolated out in the desert, with stunning backdrops extending as far as the eye can see. It's a beautifully introspective concept, cutting back any extraneous ideas to focus purely on performance and emotion... and it's bloody brilliant.