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.
Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a double feature. Coming off their new album, The Art of Throwing Darts, Shaheed & DJ Supreme's "Jazz Men" and "Something to Ride To" are a couple of spot-on bullseyes. Watch the music videos for both right now!
Read MoreA song like "Birkin" demands a glittering, gorgeous video, and frequent Slip N Slide collaborator, Counterpoint 2.0, has delivered with a kinetic clip exciting enough to prompt a shopping spree. There's money everywhere: The Real Meladee fans herself with a huge wad of twenties, and reclines on a surface covered with bills.
Read MoreTyte and Wizz Havinn are both present on the block in the smoky, sizzling, immensely entertaining clip for "Ask Around," masterfully shot by frequent Slip N Slide collaborator Counterpoint 2.0. The visual is full of eye-catching elements that'll make you feel like you're right in the middle of the action…
Read MoreCheck out the brand new Grand Fort directed music video entitled “You The One”, which comes from St. Louis based singer and rapper Luh Kel, right now!
Read MoreChinese-American influencer, model, and singer-songwriter Irene Wong, has released the official music video for her debut single, "mmm idk." Irene has quickly become one of the newest rising stars on social media, and is now ready to showcase her musical talents with this catchy indie-pop song that promises to captivate audiences worldwide.
Read MoreEveryone listening better be psychologically buckled up for the time-traveling dopamine hit that is the music video for Andrew X's "Whatever It Takes." Concepted around the gushing romanticism of classic '80s movies, the music video follows a budding romance between a young woman and her extraterrestrial lover.
Read MoreIn the clip for "Go To Ya Head," Mike Smiff is so comfortable on the block that he practically defies gravity. Others throw dice in the alleys and cluster on stoops; the rapper floats down the street like a sailboat with a tailwind.
Read MoreTake an extra shot of Paris King's infectious self-confidence with the music video for "Jealousy." Directed by Paris herself, the video is a chic drag flaunt and celebration of human expression. Standing before a rotating projection of the flags of her nations of origin, King poses in utter authority and fabulousness.
Read MoreLike the inside of a watch or clock, the "Kronos" music video opens to a set of gears turning in sync with one another. It all seems normal at first, but then things get weird: another set of differently-colored gears appears on screen, and soon enough, they're growing, bending, and melting in ways we wouldn't expect.
Read MoreMelt into the mellifluous mirage that is the music video for "Vibe Flow." Reminiscent of classic SoCal hip-hop videos, this flick follows Nemesis through Los Angeles and through the friendly confines of her neighborhood in Oxnard.
Read MoreThe drums are a focus of the energetic clip for "Good Enough," too. Director Kyle Caulfield (Yorke, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers) sets up the kit right on the sand. When G Flip hits the skins, remarkable things happen. Scenes switch between day and night. Skies open; rain slashes down on the crash cymbal.
Read MoreTo indulge your untouchable passions, roil in the romantic drama that is the music video for Jenny Grace's "Dreaming." Set in the lush hills of New Hampshire, we stumble into the world of Jenny and her crush as they fatefully cross paths in small-town bars and grocery stores.
Read MoreSink deeper in love with Amanda Holley's "RIDE OR DIE" with the enticing music video for this steamy song. Shot by cinematographer and co-director Mikey Piliero in her newly adopted home of Los Angeles, the video follows Amanda and her man (played by budding actor Tyree Meeks) cruising from the city out into the mountains.
Read MoreThe Dead Daisies are gearing up to do what they do best and bring the show on the road; if you weren't already excited to see them in your city, their new video "Slide It In" will have you ready for the rock show.
Read MoreAs they prepare for the imminent release of their sophomore album, Los Angeles indie-dance duo NEIL FRANCES–Australian-born Jordan Feller and Southern California native Marc Gilfry–are unveiling their latest single and music video “Gimme”.
Read MoreLA based singer-songwriter Amber Jones’s music video for “BLUEBERRIES” reflects the overall feel of the song. It's personal, introspective and reflective of the hazy nights we often find ourselves lost in. A candid representation of nighttime vices and intrusive thoughts.
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