Singer-songwriter Laurel returns ahead of the release of her third album, with a playful promo for the title track directed by Abigail Wilson. The video for Crying On The Tennis Court is a nostalgia-washed dive into first love, heartbreak and the friendships that get you through it. Set in a British private school, the film blends VHS and digital footage to capture the chaos of being sixteen.All the 'schoolkids' in the video are clearly older than that, which contributes to the distinctive atmosphere created by Wilson - also aided by a magnificent country house location - flipping between Laurel's genuine emotion and some absurd events occuring around her. it's a standout visual with plenty of fun moments throughout - and a very welcome return to Abigail Wilson to music videos, with her first since Left Right Forward for Stone in 2023.

Sarah Dattani Tucker directs a liberating and riveting promo for Lola Young, reinvigorated with a refreshingly spikier edge for Wish You Were Dead.The video sees the artist perform the track in an empty launderette, joined by her band, with a new 'indie-girl' look and radiating confidence on screen as she delivers a banger of a song. Exuding an infectious energy, the video is anchored by Young's impish charisma and DoP Henry Gill's atmospheric camerawork, which blends surreal colours and dynamic movement to create a distinctive aesthetic. It's a standout promo from Tucker, who brings fun and immediacy to Lola Young's exciting new musical direction.