The “Make Some Noise” video intersperses scrapbook-style photos of the band exploring the streets of New York City with footage of the group rehearsing. By the end, viewers will be ready to “scream like thunder, bang your head” – and join the band at a gig this summer and fall.

With night-club neon graphics echoing Kristian and crew's ferocious instrumentals, the “Heavens Collide” visuals beckon viewers into this installment MMBD's ballroom bacchanal. Dig in for a spell, and hear a band that hears your pain and passion loud and clear.

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To sink deeper into thought and serenity, switch on the official music video for "Institutionalized." Directed by Moon Man, this black-and-white flick follows J-Will around his adopted city of LA as he bears witness to the churning of life around him. Through activist marches, public transportation, and church choirs…

To relish in the nostalgia alongside Scoville Unit, join them around the flames in the music video for "Firepit." Through a classic camcorder filter, we enjoy a night beside the fire with the band. As the night goes on, the filter blurs and distorts with psychedelic colors, mimicking the potential visuals…

As an illustration of Perdomo's sensational tone, we're sharing the video to the Appice Perdomo Project version of Kate Bush's art-pop classic "Running Up That Hill" alongside the "Drum City" clip.

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Passive income is a great way for artists and music producers to generate revenue without having to constantly work. There are a number of different ways to create passive income streams based on your music, and the best approach will vary depending on your individual skills and interests.

Kaelyn Finney, the esteemed CEO of Goldlife Media Group, has emerged as a prominent figure in the media industry, bringing a fresh perspective to branding and marketing. She now announces a new partnership with NxtNow.

Following up on her debut single, “Tuatara,” Athena Park’s latest release is the bitterly honest “Heathen.” Inspired by the feelings of falling in love with someone who doesn’t truly value you, “Heathen” encapsulates when someone gives themselves up completely for somebody who doesn’t even care to notice.

Heading into summer 2023 and a slew of solstice gigs in Sweden and Germany, Fred Waves is back with a dreamy new single titled ‘Feel It In My Bones’ that speaks to the very origins of his indie rock project.

Leaders in Music Innovation anticipate Music Tectonics, the conference about the future of music and tech October 24-26 in Santa Monica, CA. Experts from LANDR, Mech Ventures, Splice, SoundCloud, and Rock Paper Scissors weigh in on the hottest topics.

Just in time for the summer Toronto DJ S-ONE teams up with 23Dreamz on the seductive single “Lil Bit”, our latest NN Song of the Week.

Take a further step into the rich lives of Donae’o and OG Relli with the music video for "Swaggy." Amidst stylish shots of shoes, chains, and red carpets, we can see it isn’t just the material things that bring joy to these established artists.

The clip for "Mentally I'm Somewhere Else," which SMILEZ conceived and directed himself, extends the pensive mood. The visual, our NN Music Video of the Week”, returns to a consistent theme of his writing: the divided internal state.

Singer-songwriter Ron Brunk has unveiled his music videos for “Five Lights”, “Tub of Love”, and “Now Repeating”. Watch all three now!

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”.

Slick Naim’s most recent album, 2022's “In The Vault”, displays an emcee at the apex of his craft—though probably just a false summit for this man who only goes upward. Watch the title track’s clip, as well as “Scary Slope”.

New York City sure looks gorgeous in the "Him" clip: a sparkling amalgam of leafy Harlem streets, tall stoops, basketball courts, graffitied intersections, and handsome brownstones. With scenery that appealing, all Joe West would have to do to catch your notice is show up and rap with conviction and exuberance.

If the song sounds bracing, it's nothing compared to the video for "5 O'Clock Shadow." The two "Americana dream-pop" singers pull no punches whatsoever in the stinging clip that accompanies this musical reality check. One at a time, real people approach the camera with simple but powerful confessions scrawled on black chalkboards in searing white letters.