New music videos by the best emerging and mainstream artists in the genres of Pop, Hip-Hop, RnB/Soul, Rock, Americana/Folk and Electronic music.
Mara Whitehead's striking visual interpretation of "Canyon Town" serves as a captivating complement to the song's unpretentious grandeur. Set against the rugged, awe-inspiring terrain of California's desert, Regina Ferguson wanders barefoot through the shifting sand dunes…
Read MoreJustin Love carries those feelings of loneliness and suspicion into the beautifully shot clip for "No Friends." Though the star's visual collaborator Few Oliveira filmed and edited the video — and did so masterfully — Justin Love directed it himself.
Read MoreThe beautifully shot video for "1Concern," the latest single by Young Holyfield, radiates so much elegance and excitement that it becomes a visual metaphor for the Atlanta rapper's music.
Read MoreIn the inseparable video companion to "Strange Flowers" offers a stunning visual interpretation of Moppert's sonic masterpiece. With his infallible fractal flourishes, Roger Mader provides even the tone-deaf with a sense of synaesthesia, matching colors to the moods of the song and creating structures that reflect the intensity, wonder, and majesty of the music.
Read MoreIn the jolly and mischievous flick for “Motor Scooter”, we find Waydown Wailers band members Dave and Joe out on the run. Chased out of a bar, they hop on their bikes and ride off smiling into the crisp Upstate NY autumn colors.
Read MoreBelgian pop star Angèle has just dropped the new music video for her single “Le Temps fera les choses”, taken from her latest album “Nonante-Cinq La Suite”.
Read MoreChris Millz reaches out to his fellow Raleighite Madison Jay for the powerful "No Matter What" visual where both vets deliver poignant verses over a well constructed Loso Corleone sample driven creation. The visual is captured in great form by another Carolina staple Northside The Director (formerly Rocky Northside).
Read MoreAmanda Holley’s video for “Fav Flavor” opens in a wash of deep pink light, and she’s joined by her girlfriends for some quality hangs. Together, they indulge in candy bars and dip strawberries and bananas in melted chocolate.
Read MoreSticking true to form, the music video for “Hillbilly Legal” was written, directed, and shot by the brothers and their parents. This homespun window into the life of LAN LAW will serve as an origin story for years to come as we see this band climb from coon dogs to Country Music Awards.
Read MoreJason Owens always stayed true to himself, and represented rural Kentucky with grace and good humor. He’s a congenial presence in the “Party Like You” video. So, too, is his girl. Bob Mills’s camera catches Owens at a hopping party, and though he’s having a good time there, it can’t compete with the pure liveliness that’s happening back at home.
Read MoreThe "Panic!" video looks fantastic - and there's a reason for that. It was directed by Alejandro Montoya Marin — the same man behind the camera for Millennium Bugs. He returned the group's favor with a clip that amplifies the Carbon County mythology.
Read MoreIn the music video for "I'll Be Ok," we discover Nya in her new home of José Ignacio, Uruguay. Through the series of camcorder-captured vignettes, we follow her into libraries and beaches, amongst prairies and pines.
Read MoreIn the music video for "Ascension," Sebastian Lightfoot displays his remarkable talent in animation and conceptual storytelling. We're introduced to a female protagonist, smiling amidst a world of chaos.
Read MoreThe music video for "Shark Attack," directed by Rossi and friend Tom Fox Davies, explores the damaging consequences of drugs. In the film, a group of martial artists becomes confronted by the real violence that drugs bring to their community.
Read MoreInspired by the isolation of the pandemic, which kept him from the stage where he feels most at home, Dean Ford has written a slew of new music that builds on his “Dream Fever” EP with the infectious dance-pop of “CRZMKR” and then tears everything down and introduces him to the world anew. The fuse is lit and Ford is ready to explode.
Read MoreSince releasing “Hummin,” the new single off Gaten’s highly anticipated mixtape, “The Glitch God”, word of his skills and overall likeability has been the talk of his city — and that word is spreading fast well beyond the city limits. Check out the music video for the track now.
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