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In recent years, Martin Živocký, a graduate of the Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín, has been active in the field of music videos. In his latest music video for the song In The Sky, he takes the viewers on a suggestive journey through space, so it's no wonder that the music video exists also as a 360-degree video. It draws us into interplanetary space where we observe the story of two planets that are in love with one another.

Apart from illustrations, French author Mathilde Bédouet also makes animated music videos. The latest addition to her filmography is a music video for the French-American hip-hop project Fastlanes. To tell a story of rappers from suburban New York, Bédouet used exclusively hand drawn crayon animation on paper.

In this music video, the young Swiss director who graduated from the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts used the method of collage. She made a pleasant “retro music video” composing and decomposing pictures resembling old books and encyclopaedias. The author submerges in her own imagination which, it seems, has no boundaries.

This visually captivating music video by a Danish author who calls herself DIM is based on the footage from the pilot episode of the web series FJER. FJER initiates a poetic and freaky urban fantasy web series about the young bird-woman Crane’s emancipation from father, ruler and lover Hawker.

In her latest music video, Ukrainian director Oksana Kurmaz used original flickering animation and a melancholic tone. Its story revolves around a meeting of a girl and an alien. The alien comes to Earth in search of “pure energy”. But the meeting of these two beings can result in so much more.

Renowned Canadian-French director and maker of authorial films, commissions and also illustration, comes with a new music video built on a naïve but all the more effective artistic style. Sailing the sea to the beat of pleasant music, a small walnut boat brings its funky guests to a mystical party island.

This suggestive Finnish music video takes us underneath the surface of the Earth and the mind. It depicts a rather confusing ride on an endless subway. But perhaps it is a flight through an unclear mind visualised by a not-too-complicated but lively animation.

This gloomy and even morbid music video was made by a Polish author who is a three-time winner of the biggest Polish festival of music videos, Yach Film. In his music video for the song Bóstwa, we watch a rather unfortunate story of a biker stuck in a forest in the middle of the night. His otherwise calm wait to be rescued is unpleasantly disrupted by strange beings.

The cooperation between the renowned British director Peter Baynton and the American singer Benjamin Scheuer yielded many award-winning music videos. Their latest one for the song Hello Jemima combines real footage with playful animation. Ben sends himself in a box from New York to London, but the package gets lost on the way.

An animated music video for Japanese musician Kaho Nakamura’s song Kittone!, about secrets and feelings we keep to ourselves. The music video explores these ideas through infinite repetitions and inner layers, in mostly back-and-white.

Donato Sansone is known primarily as an author of more experimental films. But this time, he imprinted his distinctive style into the music video for the song Respirare. He intertwines paintings with reality while deforming both beyond recognition. He takes us inside his characters where we find an infinite number of strangely deformed worlds.

This provocative and visually mesmerizing action music video for David Roush’s song Katy’s Wart was made by directors Simon Wilches-Castro and Hollye Bynum. A pervert is harassing a pair of twins. This is their revenge story.

This rhythmical and colourful music video for the song Limones was made by Daniela Godelová as a commissioned work. The music video creates an atmosphere of the seaside during tropical heat. A blue man called Nadir emerges from the water and takes a bicycle ride along the beaches and through arid mountains, where he meets a mysterious woman called Derina.

The makers of this music video from the Argentinean studio Rudo Company are known for not being afraid of using various animation techniques. In this music video, they mixed several of them. This “mix” takes the viewers into a subtly illuminated sand world where they experience a dynamic ride through time and space – the memory of a man stirred up by emotions connected to his lost love.