After setting the tone with It’s Crazy, J Hus is back to business with infectious Afro-beat banger Militerian.Directed by TG Omori, the video sees Hus link up with Naira Marley, creating an undeniable dynamic which highlights their African pride.The use of primary colours play a huge role in the visual, with Naira surrounded by dancers in an all white room, contrasted with Hus draped in native garments, meeting with mysterious individuals. It’s a way of showing Hus as royalty, as he naturally glides through the vid guarded by foot soldiers, making the statement and he is king and has no plans of giving up his well deserved throne.Ambitious and grand in scale, the video moves at breakneck pace, with plenty of visual appeal from start to finish.

A young soldier gives into his bloodthirsty temptations in this hyperviolent video for Russian artist Shortparis.Opening in a vast, clinical space, a group of soldiers are stood in combat formation, overlooked by a handful of stern-faced higher-ups. Initially nervous and isolated from the pack, a young soldier flies into a fit of rage, battering his colleagues and strangling a woman in a hallway. The violence soon ramps up into street fights with bricks and death by hara-kiri. Co-directed by Vlad Fishez and Shortparis himself, this is grisly stuff with its own unhinged momentum, driven by the memorable performance of the lead actor. Highlighting society's role in creating killers, the escalating violence is a sobering depiction of the destructive power we are all capable of wielding.