The "Nice Knowing You" music video adds an extra dimension to Daisy Briggs' bop. Scene by scene, we watch the story of a past relationship unfold—beach walks, dinners, bonfires with friends—where seeming moments of calm erupt into pain and argument. The story represents Briggs' unfiltered approach to songwriting; not everything in life is beautiful, but it can all be processed through song.

"TIME TRAVELER," the new video from German musical legend Ute Lemper, brings this vision to life in dazzling color and subtle but resonant strokes. While the singer tells her story from the picture window of her ship on the seas of time, the clock accelerates.

The Refusers have created an animated visual in “Propaganda” that entertains throughout with images of the key players in this charade, and it's done in a tongue-in-cheek way that will appeal to those just now jumping down from the fence onto the side of freedom.

“Smile”, the brand new single from Montreal based R&B artist SLAE, is inspired by his travels in the USA, and the fun, smiley moments he shared with his companions. In particular, it alludes to a sexual desire between the singer and a woman with a dangerously seductive smile.

The Out Seer’s latest offering “Lost Again” is a dynamic rock track filled with expressive vocals from guitarist Ashley Pearce. The title and song were derived from Ashley feeling left out from a friend group and being in an abusive relationship, being lost again, both in emotion and thought but lost as well as being disregarded by those around you.

NxtNow Music & Dopecausewesaid connected with Manchester, UK base artist/producer Stefano Ark for an exclusive interview to discuss his new single “You Want Me to Hush Hush?”, upcoming EP, and much more.

POLARTROPICA’s brand new single "Ride or Die", which is our latest NN Song of the Week, featuring Edgar Everyone, is a dreamy, summer love song about a hot tropical fling with a darkly sweet twist.

LA-based artist Donna Missal unveils “Move Me”, the third single off her anticipated upcoming album, Revel, releasing June 16th. The accompanying visual is our NN Music Video of the Week. Watch it now!

Renowned label group !K7 Music has made a significant portion of its iconic catalog available on Tracklib for sampling. This partnership grants aspiring producers seamless access to legally sample and license !K7 Music's extraordinary collection within minutes, and the artists and labels under !K7 to generate new revenue streams.

Melbourne based artist El Nova’s distinctive style of 70’s infused rock shines on her newly released debut EP “Beam Me Up”. Described as bold, complex and timeless, the EP is a compilation of music written by El over the last five years.

Manchester, UK based artist and producer Stefano Ark has dropped his song entitled “You Want Me to Hush Hush?”, which was self produced, and will be featured on his upcoming EP, due for release this summer.

Los Angeles based husband/wife shoegaze dream pop duo The Know. have released the enthralling visuals for “NCJC”, directed by singer Jennifer Farmer. It was shot in one room and played on time in the editing to mirror how insane lockdown was and how it felt like a dream.

In the “All I Need” music video, Isaac Watters begins as a wary desert wanderer, bedeviled by the heat, the dust, and the distance. His tie is loose around his collar, and there's dirt on his business suit, but he's undeterred…

Take a deeper dive into the world of New Jersey rock duo Intruder 424 with the music video for "Devil in Your Crown", on a soundstage bathed in devilish crimson lights designed by Pete and Chris Biggiani.

The video for "Transitions" offers a direct dose of hope. Not only does the film depict transitions of all shapes and sizes—through marriage, parenthood, education, addiction, sickness, homelessness, job changes, and death—each actor involved represents someone Todd Curry has met or ministered to in their particular challenge.

Directed by Nicky Parks, the “M4U” clip features footage that Bryce Avary filmed himself while in the studio. He appears as a storm of tiny pixels and white-hot dots on a black background. It's impossible to tell where he is…

Joshua Showtime Williams is a talented R&B singer-songwriter, dancer and musician based in the St. Louis area. He recently unveiled the Andrew Stephen directed music video for his song “Nasty”, which is the sixth song you will hear on his 2021 EP entitled “Whatever It Takes”.

The music video for "THE 6IX" adds an extra level of swagger to Snypa's scene. Cooly dropping bars in front of his crew, gorgeous women, and piles of cash, Snypa makes his casual case for rap immortality. The pole dancing and hot threads aren't just eye-candy…

“The Underside of Yesterday” paired with a video that Sp8ce Owl (Joseph Meyers) directed alongside Michael Perlmutter. With shots at street level and from the sky above, "The Underside of Yesterday" transports us straight to Paris, visiting iconic locales around the city.

Snce she's determined to make an unforgettable visual impression, Miss Kaniyah directs her own clips, too. The "I Look Good" video celebrates fashion, beauty, attitude, and femininity.