NxtNow Music is stoked to feature “Barstow”, the just unveiled single from actress/artist Jena Malone, who previously released three albums with the band “ The Shoe”.

Alt-pop provocateur Chloe Star just unleashed her explosive new single, "Call You Back." Fueled by gritty instrumentation, rousing lyricism, and Chloe's unmistakably commanding vocals, the song is a biting, bold, and cathartic anthem.

Canadian indie alt-pop artist Maddy Little returns with “Quicksand,” a quietly devastating reflection on self-doubt, overthinking, and the slow realization that someone you love is already halfway gone.

Backdropped by the unmistakable, shimmering cityscape of the Big Apple just across the river, the “Something Different” music video serves as a vessel for reflection—a place for M. Spano to uncover and make sense of the emotions pulled straight from his soul.

Chicago-based duo Definitely Maybe return with “Beginning To End”, a powerful six-song EP produced by Kevin McCombs, Check out "Forgive Me (For Forgetting)", one of the featured tracks on the EP.

In a way, the “Camouflage” music video feels like Milky Chance fully committing to their aesthetic—another chance for audiences to immerse themselves in the band’s retro, surreal universe: a one-way ticket to sun-soaked destinations suspended in time and drenched in color.

The well-crafted, fully realized animated music video—thoughtful, vibrant, and bursting with creativity—was built from pictures and video clips, including one of Brunk himself doing his best, youthfully exuberant Bob Dylan, to form the framework of “Mr. Hank.”

Electro-pop heavyweight Lights drops the shimmering new track “LEARNING TO LET GO” and its accompanying music video. The electric new single is a soundtrack for the messy middle — that emotionally complex space between heartbreak and healing...

The music video for "It's Ok Special Edition" tells the story Bryn always intended. Opening in the recording studio as the team prepares to lay down the track, it expands into something bigger: a meditation on how communities rise from the ashes.

Alt-Rock Trio Elsewhere set out to pay homage and breathe new life into the forgotten gem, reviving the distinctive sound of “Don’t You Believe Me Baby” for a modern-day audience. Watch the visual now!

NxtNow Music is excited to share with you, “Magic and Daffodils”, which comes from the Philadelphia area based singer-songwriter Ophelia Moon (Darren O. Moon).

“Abyssinia Sometime” is the newly unveiled single from Brighton based four-piece space-rock and alt-pop band Space Angel, that couples an instant, hooky tune with psychedelic guitars, mellotron, and piano, plus a very English vocal.

Emerging singer and songwriter Ana Luna returns today with the music video for her latest single, "Dance in a Trance.” Co-directed by Noah Hoffman, Will Curtis, and Ana Luna, the video takes place in a surreal bedroom set within a vast warehouse, blurring the lines between reality and inner emotional space.

Toronto-based alternative R&B artist Puma June unveils a striking visual for “Nobody,” the newest video from her debut EP A Woman That They Want, released earlier this year.

Alt-R&B singer, songwriter, and producer Leon Zai returns this spring with a soul-baring new single, “Anymore”, a warm, guitar-laced reflection on self-worth, closure, and the bittersweet timing of love.

Mike Kundrath’s lyric clip for “Some Kind of Purgatory” by Mark Ciani amplifies both the verses' tension and the chorus's soaring release. The director juxtaposes images of frayed ropes, televisions on the fritz…

Following a successful collaborative effort on the captivating “Sleep” music video released in 2024, May Fall rejoins forces with Greece-based director Thanos Kallianiotis, who courageously takes on the role of master manipulator for the “Plan D” music video.

Emerging singer-songwriter CON THE ARTIST unveils “Best Days”, a deeply personal EP capturing moments of heartbreak, healing, and transformation. Spanning alternative, indie, and alt-pop genres, the record is both explosive and introspective…

The “Thankful for You” track’s brisk start is twinned with video quick cuts that unite three expressions of love: playing high-powered music, dancing with abandon, and feeling the sparks fly during a beach hang.

The Formalist’s lyric clip for “A=N,” which was directed by Stephen Krieger himself, directs viewers to those rain-washed precincts. It’s after dark in the metropolis, and it’s coming down. Everything is pleasantly blurred, and the electric light that radiates…