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.
The video for "PSALM 118" tells a story of resilience, gratitude, and the ability to find solace and connection, even in challenging times. For Jeff Roberson, music is not just a fleeting moment but a timeless expression that continues to resonate.
Read MoreAutumn King’s animated clip for “Sleep When I’m Dead” crackles with the same unquenchable independent spirit. Justin Everest’s AI-assisted accompaniment to this thunderous track is driven by unassailable superhero energy, but the comic-book-style characters that populate the video are assailed by forces beyond their control.
Read MoreNashville based country hip-hop artist Johnny PE just dropped his two DOPE music videos for “Somehow” and “Changes”; watch both now!
Read MoreShot on the traffic-laden streets of his adopted city, the video feels like an intimate walk with Eddie Cohn through mind and time. Riding’s masterful camera work combined with Eddie’s vocal performance creates an atmosphere of hope and desire.
Read MoreMichael Little's music video for “Yesterday” is as steamy and passionate as it’s the song itself. The video shows Michael singing and performing intimately with the subject of his ballad. The video makes full use of colors to reflect their emotions...
Read MoreFans of Rooftop Screamers will find “Dead In The Water” to be a captivating addition to the artist’s diverse repertoire. The music video not only complements the song’s depth and intensity but also serves as a visual feast for fans seeking an immersive experience.
Read MoreCourageously raw songwriting leads the way as Oliver Keane returns with his latest track “3.5”. The new offering is a poignant listening experience, showcasing the 20-year-olds natural talent for crafting rich, stand-out sonic moments. Check out the music video for “3.5” now.
Read MoreBrand new to DCWS is the song called “Puddle of Power” from Sacramento, CA based electronic, psychedelic, weird two-piece band Sanity Clause, consisting of Ryan Knox and Casey Slowjay. Accompanying it is the stopmotion-animated visual directed by Ryan.
Read MoreThe “Nobody, But Me” flick offers an empowering atmosphere to engage with the song. With clean-cut graphics and bold-scripted lyrics, the video glistens with Belle Vex’s radiant sense of self. Pop on the video and absorb the attitude and energy of this inspiring artist.
Read MoreDae One recruited director Yellow Nguyen to capture and craft a music video for the ages for “Pull Up”, which features Miss Bliss, Kemadonna, and Lightbrown Lyrics. The clip tracks the top-class trio as they “pull up” on one of their cheating partners…
Read MoreNot content to deliver just one visual masterpiece to the world with “Only Sixteen”, Benedict Sinister has included the stunning “Spitting Rhymes From Debbie Harry”, a tribute to the lead singer of the legendary new wave band Blondie, as well as the iconic Robert Palmer video “Addicted To Love”.
Read MoreCheck out the music videos, “Throwback” and "I Just Want Your Love", by Columbus, OH based R&B/Soul sibling duo Ingram Street right now.
Read MoreIn the “Arlena” video shot by the crew at New Jersey’s Wreck’d Productions, the legendary duo is joined by the elegance and charm of choreography from friends at the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in Highland Park, NJ. The power of the music coupled with the joyful partner dance is an immediate mood booster fans won’t want to miss!
Read MoreFans everywhere are enjoying the complimentary visuals for “twenty3 & one” in the music video directed by Blu. Crafted with its fair share of clever shots, the flick supplements the down-to-earth vibe of the track. Follow the allegorical journey of its protagonist ridding himself of his means of violence…
Read MoreIn the “Wonderful Day” video, Parham captures Q. Ali Bey illuminating an old-timey crowd with modern wisdom while they enjoy a night at the Revel Lounge in Hollywood, CA. Taking the stage after previous acts, Q. Ali Bey’s performance brings color to the otherwise black-and-white clip and gets the crowd dancing in new and liberated ways.
Read MoreMoody and macabre, the visuals perfectly complement the dark undertones of Liza Jane’s driven new single, while maintaining its powerful pulse. ‘Man Or The Monster’ delves into the complexities of a betrayed love affair, portraying a partner living a double life akin to the duality of the iconic Batman villain, Two-Face.
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