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.
Celebrated Welsh, alt-rock band The Joy Formidable are excited to share their brand new single & video "The Hat." The track follows the band's single "Cut Your Face" which was released last month. Watch the Matt Thomas directed visual now.
Read MoreAnna Aya’s new music video, "Someone Else," emerges as an ethereal symphony destined for adoration, stirring hearts, empowering listeners, and cultivating anticipation for prospective projects from this rising creative.
Read MoreThe crisply shot clip for "Raven" by Philosopher Pirate is similarly strange, engrossing, and dramatic. Director Courtney Collins (NLK Studio) raises the curtain on a small but surreal performance space — one hung with drapes, crowned with cardboard clouds, and decorated with toy cactuses.
Read MoreIf there were any questions remaining about the suitability of these two artists for each other, the gorgeous clip for "Plans" ought to dispel them. FIREROSE & Billy Ray Cyrus don't just sound great together — they look great, too. Everything about the video is ravishing and beautifully shot: the nail-polish pink Tesla that FIREROSE rides in…
Read MoreMarco Veltri's bright, energetic, and offbeat clip for "Poor Boy" makes the star's hunger for achievement manifest through a gripping visual metaphor. The director shoots Sheldon Universe alongside the trappings of wealth: mansions, expensive cars, and beautiful women.
Read MoreLooking for inspiration for your "How U Friday?" video? Look no further than the music video for "Today I'm Gonna Friday," directed by Jowan Carbin. Disguised as a janitor mopping up a soundstage, Frankee Razor comes to life when he realizes it's the best day of the week.
Read MoreThe "Open Ur Eyes" music video starts off unlike any other video SMILEZ has done before. The video begins in black and white, ditching the rapper's typical vibrant yellow appearance. This dramatic black-and-white theme matches the energy and lyrics of the song…
Read MoreEncounter and contemplate your "kings" more deeply with the music video for SERIOUS VOICE's "KILL THA KING," directed by Kareem Caines. Set in the seductive drip of Miami Beach, we walk with SERIOUS VOICE through scenes of temptation, drunkenness, and social flaunting.
Read MoreTo really get a sense of the complete artist that SAYNT JAYSN is and the absurdity of love he seeks to illustrate, you've got to catch the music video for "Take You Home." Directed by hip-hop's Hans Zimmer—Dwight Miller, himself—the video follows SAYNT JAYSN and Jônelle as they experience a wormhole-like journey through different tones and perspectives on love.
Read MoreThe beautifully shot video for "Last Train to Nowhere" by Ghost Hounds straddles eras and motifs. It's simultaneously an Old West adventure, a lethal fantasy of escape, and a tale of alienation in the big city. In the clip, Tré Nation plays an exhausted manual laborer in the New York City underground.
Read MoreTake a dose of scrumptious angst with the music video for "Not a Real Blond," directed by Jojo's dad, Matt Engelbert. Plastered with classic punk imagery—barbed hearts, paper clipping lyrics, and so on—the video follows Jojo as her crush (played by Jackson Dorfmann) plays tug-of-war with her heart.
Read MoreAndrew Cushin has released his new single “Just Like You’d Want Me To,” the latest single from his highly anticipated debut album “Waiting For The Rain”, out September 29th, as well as its music video.
Read MoreGet one step closer to the perennially popping scene of RJ's Latest Arrival and Slum Village with the music video for "One Step at a Time." Keeping true to the retro glow of the track, the video features fedora-donned RJ and mink-slung DeDe cooing out their tunes in front of throwback photos from the glory days.
Read MoreThe clip for "In the Nightclub" matches images to the song's celebration of freedom and openness. Here, the club is a playground for experimentation — musical, social, and sexual. Under the neon glow, the deejay searches for the perfect record…
Read MoreA track as dramatic as this requires a video that amplifies its most cinematic qualities, and director Roman Safin has come through with a clip that oozes danger, charm, sexuality, and dark beauty. "Queen of the Fools" was shot in the glamorous but gritty clubs of Istanbul, but it could have been made in any nation where transients are on the move and cutting corners to survive.
Read MoreThe Wu-Tang Clan has always been famous for imagery drawn from esoteric comic books and karate movies, and in keeping with this aesthetic, the animated "El Matador" clip presents Mic Nickels and Method Man as urban superheroes.
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