A Short Walk to Pluto have reimagined Tears For Fears’ classic “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” in their own style while highlighting the musical elements that make the sound special. The accompanying visual, which we’ve designated as our NN Music Video of the Week, is directed by Alex Mcfarland.

Tokyo-based SURF Music is returning to SXSW, along with other industry experts, with a panel discussion to demonstrate to US songwriters and artists why they should be looking to the Japanese music industry for new opportunities (both for new fans and increased royalty rates).

Prepare yourself to hum along to the carefree indie pop melodies on the debut EP “songs to sing in your kitchen” is a sonic tribute to the simplicity of life - “superficial” stories yet meaningful observations in order to explore who we truly are as a people…

Creating music that resonates with fans while building a sustainable career in today's music industry demands a blend of artistic brilliance and strategic maneuvering. Check out NxtNow’s tips to help you navigate this exciting yet challenging landscape.

Gearing up for its biggest year yet, Fave is breaking new ground by expanding beyond the realms of music into diverse verticals, including sports and movies, making it a one-stop destination for superfan communities across various interests.

Big thanks to Portland, OR based musician Mike Collins who connected with NxtNow Music and Dopecausewesaid to discuss his music project Rooftop Screamers, his new single/video “Dead In The Water”, and much more.

Booking platform for venues and artists AmptUp has officially added San Francisco’s The Boom Boom Room to their roster of partnered venues. This deal is significant for demonstrating the need, on the part of legacy independent venues, for new, advanced operational tools.

A song that demonstrates such devotion to pop like it was made in the ‘80s deserves a throwback video and Benjamin Race has delivered a clip saturated with the colors, textures, and the sultry mood of MTV back in its heyday. We’re shown a CRT television in a wood-paneled den…

“The Arsonist” demonstrates Tasevski-Fitz’s daring, and his mastery of melody within the electronic music style. The track is full of gripping synthesizer textures, tangled melodic threads, and beats that stutter, stop, switch, and mesmerize.

Justin Everest’s animated clip for “Sleep When I’m Dead” crackles with the same unquenchable independent spirit. His AI-assisted accompaniment to this thunderous track is driven by unassailable superhero energy, but the comic-book-style characters that populate the video are assailed by forces beyond their control.

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

The visuals of “Heading for the Light” by Virtue Scripts show exactly what it feels like to be chained to the negativity of life by placing others in a cave with twists, rocky texture, and a seemingly never-ending journey. Tens of people have been decaying due to a lack of hope and light.

The music video for “PSALM 118” adds a visual dimension to the song’s powerful and timely message. Jeff and his collaborators sought to convey the essence of being thankful even outside the conventional church space. The video tells a story of resilience, gratitude, and the ability to find solace and connection, even in challenging times.

Chicago based rap artist Jelani Lateef has unveiled the music videos for this two tracks “Can’t Stop Now” and “Show You”. Watch both now!

The video accompanying “Voodoo Nights” absolutely captures the raw emotion put into the mix. Crafted by one of the many talented editors at Team Ayakashi, the video presents an edited cut of a Japanese anime to mirror the passion of the song.

Ragga Lox’s latest album and title track, “Climbing to the Top” reflects his career as a musical artist. Check out the music video for the track now.

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…

In Steven Bernard’s “Ecstasy” clip, Cheflodeezy lets the viewer know exactly where he’s coming from. He raps in front of neon Miami signs (and a neon palm tree, too!), crouching, pivoting, and swiveling on his hips to give his words extra emphasis.

Flau’jae’s “Perfect Timing” is the ideal anthem for anyone looking for an extra nudge into their ideal lifestyle, knowing that everything happens for a reason. She clarifies that the grind mindset is the golden ticket to living a happy life. Watch the accompanying music video now.

Directed by Curtis Little, the music video for “Yesterday” is as steamy and passionate as it’s the song itself. The video shows Michael Little singing and performing intimately with the subject of his ballad. The video makes full use of colors to reflect their emotions