Maxïmo Park’s new track ‘I Don’t Know What I’m Doing’ is the band at their most direct and agile – arriving in a revved-up and snaking flurry it confronts the fear, anxiety and guilt associated with the cause-and-effect nature of one’s own actions.

Hot on the heels of Yusuf / Cat Stevens’ ‘Wild World’, Monster’s second music video offering comes in the form of dreamy 90s inspired indie pop band Pale Waves, with their new track ‘Change’.

Drawing inspiration from the 1942 classic movie Casablanca, director Effie Pappa takes us into a dreamy 1940’s world as Yusuf’s stunning rendition of his own 1970’s track guides our thoughts towards hope and the belief in better.

Dirty’s Christopher Hill directs ‘Album 6’, an intimate short documentary for Australian band Cut Copy to celebrate the launch of their the new album ‘Freeze, Melt’.

Dirty’s Youth Hymns demonstrate their creative versatility with this colourful new campaign for Sainsbury’s Click and Collect.

Dirty’s Dax Martinez-Vargas traveled back a couple of decades with Samsung, to a time when the sound of a dial-up tone was the norm, and remind us that ‘Retro Isn’t Always Cool’!

Dirty’s Youth Hymns have been making things ‘Twice The Nice’ with this vibrant campaign for Dutch bank Spark7, aimed at making the younger generation look at internet banking in a very different way.

A year on from “Mean Tweets”, director Richard Pengelley returns to direct the follow-up campaign “Keen Tweets”, with just as much honesty and bravery as before. With the last outing scooping Marketing Week’s “Campaign of the Year”, this outing picked up where that one left off (this time with slightly friendlier appraisal).

“A mate doesn’t let a mate drink drive”. That’s the message from The Department for Transport and their latest Think! campaign by Youth Hymns and Dirty Films, with VMLY&R London.