And the award for the most extra music video goes to… No drumroll needed. It’s Migos. Inspired by Netflix’s Pablo Escabar screen-hit Narcos, the track – taken from their third album Culture II – samples the widely-recognised Haitian song “Espoir” by Les Difficiles de Pétion-Ville. Migos’ signature flow soundtracks speedboats, verdant mansions and a dramatic af shoot-out at the end. Obviously.

Hailing from East London, 19-year-old newcomer Jvck James has been making waves with his soaring soulful vocals (there’s definite hints of Frank Ocean), and his second track “Fears” gets yet another thumbs up. A hypnotic, hazy track with 90s-inspired rhythms, it’s a smooth ride with subtle London grit.

With their usual offering of pretty bonkers music videos, it was probably only a matter of time before we were privy to some sort of wedding, HMLTD-style. And the London-based six-piece collective – formerly Happy Meal LTD – don’t disappoint with their latest offering for “Proxy Love”. Dubbed by the zany artpop-meets-indie-meets-who-really-knows sextet as “an anthem for self-love”, on their Twitter account, fans are encouraged to “look up past the ceiling tiles, into the infinite sky and scream: ‘I love myself! I do!’. Pulsing synth stabs, a split-second take of the band in jockstraps and a mashed-up wedding cake . All in a days work.

We’ve only just managed to get the chorus and sticky-sweet video for “Boys” out of our heads (JK, it’s still very much there). But now, once again cementing her status as a banger-churner, the pop babe is back with yet another solid one with “5 in the Morning”. Slower and more sultry than her previous stuff, the trap-infused track brags either about her party prowess or her dedicated work ethic. Or both.

“What’s the dealio? Ain’t ‘gon lie, I’m feelin’ you
You got me on tippy toe, so who’s Oliv, who’s Elio?”

Call Me By Your Name refs. A certified way to instantly get the internet’s attention. And this slinky summer jam from the long-time provocateur wins, seeing him freestyle over Cash Money singer Jacquees’s track “No Validation”. The result? Pure naughty, noughties R&B vibes.

Minneapolis-based singer Lizzo is probably already your favourite new artist, you just might not know it yet. Thumping, infectious tracks already make up the majority of her work, and move-your-body summer banger “Boys” is no different. Loud, retro-funky and with groovy guitar elements, the song is essentially an unapologetic, raunchy anthem about her all-inclusive dating preferences.