Complementing the virtuosic talents and song craft of Elrey James, the music video for “The Prodigal Son” displays the legendary visual storytelling of director Matt Mahurin. It’s only fitting he brings his expert and unique form of realism to the realm of Elrey James in telling the story of a vagabond searching for redemption.

What makes the “Ride the Dice” music video even more interesting is that it is animated, but not in the way that you would imagine. Headed by award-winning Director William Goins, the music video uses a wide variety of mediums for audiences to experience.

The “Yay For Effort” music video by Greg Hoy grabs you from its first frame of VHS-glitch-chic. It evokes a post-Covid landscape where girls and guys just want to have fun despite the impending doom and gloom surrounding them.

Rage and revel on another level with the music video for ”Saints & Sinners”, directed by Tom Flynn. Flynn, a veteran director in both the hard rock and horror genres, worked with Honey Trap to create a chilling atmosphere surrounding a masqueraded, occult wedding in a New York cathedral.

The newly released video for "We Dug a Ditch & Laid Down" was directed by Tom Chacra, drummer of The Corrupted Hearts. A true talent and visionary, Chacra came to life on set as the director. The visual is scratchy and sepia-toned as if shot on film on an old video camera.

The music video for "Get Dragged" offers an even more intimate and intimidating view of the horror of relational disharmony. Directed by frequent collaborator Cody Hoffman, the video features close-up shots of Gabriel's darkly decorated face, bound in nets as she expresses her pain and indecision.

"Harbor," the latest joint project from The Wheel Workers and T Lavois Thiebaud, is a strange, colorful, high-contrast ride — a sexy, scary, thrilling exercise in surreal, short-form narrative. It's the perfect accompaniment for a weird, intoxicating song that foregrounds the punk, the prog, and the experimental elements of the Wheel Workers sound. The clip builds on the success of "S.O.S.”…

Muted tones in the visual contribute to the feeling of desolation and despair heard in the lyrics, while red-filled shots of the band members smashing gear perfectly display the anger underneath. For anyone feeling betrayed, "Trouble" is the balm to soothe your ache.

The "Coyote Mask" visual features kaleidoscopic, technicolor visuals (motion graphics by Ben Guerette and the Spool app team) that are ever-changing: each musician playing their instrument; planets spinning in our solar system and stars across the night sky; sunshine and clouds…

Iddie Mo’s career as a singer-songwriter is only just getting started, marked by the release of his first single “It’s Chronic”, produced by Nol K (front man of the indie rock band Hurricane Honey), and its accompanying music video, directed by Minori Ramzi.