Filmed in the overcast sky of the East Coast shores, Carolee immerses herself in the atmosphere of individuality while reflecting on love. The video brings us through the duration of a relationship; a man and woman clearly involved with each other and in love.

Check out the brand new music videos, “Changes” and “Somehow”, by talented Country/Hip-Hop artist Johnny PE (Pushing Everyday).

In the delightful clip for “Sconnie Girl,” Joyann Parker and Chris Kroeze are joined by another beloved Wisconsinite. Comedian Mary Mack has made her North Country upbringing the subject of her spoken-word albums and her performances on late-night talk shows…

Check out the music video for “You Make Me” directed by Zak Neese of Brass Lens Media. Set in the dreamy dells of Ashley Best’s Ohio River Valley homeland, Neese captures the magic of a truly golden hour shared between Best and his lover. As the sunlight slowly fades behind them, the light in their eyes grows brighter for one another.

Join Robert Abernathy and SMO for a grand old time in the music video for "Redneck Magic." The flick kicks off in a local country bar, where magician Abernathy saunters in for a drink from bartender SMO. Abernathy casts a spell on the scene…

"Country Drunk" is a party-starter — and a stomper worthy of a Billings Saturday night. Over a slamming beat and a growling electric guitar riff, Austin Martin tells the story of the aftermath of wild night. Watch the accompanying clip now.

Cali based singer-songwriter DINER unveils her new single 'Goodbye To Someday', which is a captivating pop offering with melodious country-esque sensibilities that makes for a great listen. Lyrically, the equal parts love letter and victory anthem carries a real zest and depth to it that will resonate also.

To 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. Dozing while scrolling pictures of her man in bed, we launch into Jenny's dream dates with her young hunk…

Ghost Hounds’ latest "Last Train to Nowhere" demonstrates the group's instrumental excellence. It foregrounds the band's mastery of blues rock and country music, but it feels resolutely contemporary, too. The beautifully shot video for "Last Train to Nowhere" also straddles eras and motifs.

If 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.

Award winning artist Trent Beaver has just dropped his latest single "Hard Working Man", which is inspired by his grandfather that instilled into him an attitude of hard prideful work. The accompanying visual is our latest NN Music Video of the Week.

If you need any help picturing the world of Alicia G, look no further than the music video for "Boom Boom Baby," directed by Ian Brennan. Whether gazing upon the majesty of Niagara Falls, riding an elevator, or jamming at her turntables, Alicia G shows us there’s no place you can’t “Stomp, Clap—Boom Boom Baby”.

Pasadena, CA based artist Chase Hagerman’s self-produced single “Like a Movie” features backing vocals by his good pal Collin Riley. The song appears on his brand new 21-track album entitled “The Avant Guardian”.

In his latest release, “Heavenly Feeling”, Israel based indie singer-songwriter Vernal Joy presents a warm melodic simplicity, with an energetic and liberating text that takes the listener on a nostalgic adventure, focusing on his longing for sense of nature and the beauty of letting your self-questionings run deep down into the rabbit hole, into the wild, freely.

Mara Whitehead's striking visual interpretation of "Canyon Town" serves as a captivating complement to the song's unpretentious grandeur. Set against the rugged, awe-inspiring terrain of California's desert, Regina Ferguson wanders barefoot through the shifting sand dunes, strums her guitar in front of a towering redwood fence…

Sticking true to form, the music video for “Hillbilly Legal” was written, directed, and shot by the brothers and their parents. This homespun window into the life of LAN LAW will serve as an origin story for years to come as we see this band climb from coon dogs to Country Music Awards. Scene by scene, the brothers boast their loyalty to God, their life on the fringes of the law…

Jason Owens is a congenial presence in the “Party Like You” video. So, too, is his girl. Bob Mills’s camera catches Owens at a hopping party, and though he’s having a good time there, it can’t compete with the pure liveliness that’s happening back at home.

The thrill of young romance animates David Bradley's playful video for "I Don't Hate U," too. To suit the throwback feel of the song and the domestic theme of Daisy Brigg’s lyrics, he displays the footage through a frame that makes the whole thing look like Kodak slides come to life.

For an extra dose of sentiment, turn to the music video for "Raise Her Right." After a brief intro in which Lavon Coates calls his mom to let her know about his dream, the music picks up, and we're waltzed from scene to scene of the musician's life.

“House of Broken Mirrors” is the debut single and accompanying visuals from Nashville singer-songwriter Theresa Gorella. Watch our Music Video of the Week now.