MUSIC VIDEOS
“Sunspot Ghosts” is the awesome new music video from NYC based alternative rock band Rainy Days, directed by Trystan Cruise. The song itself appears on the band’s five-track EP, “ARCHVILLAIN”, which dropped last year.
“Monsters” is the brand new, Be-Twiin produced, track by Phoenix based rap artist, label owner and director N.O.K. Check out the self-directed music video now.
"Into Hell" is Winston-Salem based rock artist Lucy Mayhem's villain origin story. Produced by Lucy Mayhem and Jamie King, and mixed and mastered by Jamie King, "Into Hell" will be featured on her upcoming EP dropping on August 9th.
The music video for “The Art Of Letting Go” is co-directed by Neon Dream’s own Frank Kadillac and Dan Lewis Cole, a South African director and regular collaborator of Neon Dreams. As with the song itself, the video captures the magic of youth and how music defines us.
In “Don’t Be Yourself,” we can see each of Bryce’s messages as he sings, proving that every written moment of life is worth telling a story about. Penciled- illustrations tell the story of someone finding themself, through each hurdle jumped and every minute spent on Earth.
With the grand sound of the piano and strings, Peter Muller creates his orchestral masterpiece, interwinding the sounds of the past and the sounds of today. The texture of his voice matches wonderfully with the notes he plays. Watch the accompanying music video for “More Time”.
Directed by Nick Jandora, known for his work with artists like Lil Skies & Arizona Zervas, the “Some Days” music video is a visual extension of Dave’s narrative. The video is filled with cool shots and an encapsulating storyline.
Bruce Sudano comes up with a masterclass of a music video showing his charming rustic and “wild side.” The music video has visuals of the countryside and a classic car with the VFX designs of an almost golden old-school movie feel.
Southern Californian pop, R&B, and gospel quartet Selah Soul have unveiled the music videos for their new singles, “Love Yourself”, and “Keeper of My Way”.
The visually stunning video for “BETTER” by the celebrated Director David Rousseau (Pitbull, Shakira, Nicki Minaj) sees MERESHA first failing at love and then finding someone BETTER.
In Colt Morton’s spooky clip for “Aftermath,” Jessica Carter Altman occupies that environment. While it’s still and beautiful inside her living room — one with full bookshelves and comfortable furniture — there’s a creeping sense of disturbance that hangs over the scene.
Robyn's sound fits perfectly in the visuals of the video of "Eagle," as she is seated in the middle of a beautiful, calming woodland landscape. Just as she did her whole life, she combines her passions and music to feel content with every moment…
The “Faith Test” music video provides a visual narrative of Darren Waller‘s journey, capturing moments by the waterfront that symbolize the bridge between his dual worlds—New York and New Jersey.
Although they purposefully take no political sides and remain politically neutral, “Golden Glass” is a vital song for an election year. The video underscores the calm righteousness of the rappers, who share the spotlight without rancor, say what they must, and pass the microphone.
This video captures every piece of this glistening element for a song about gold. Surrounded by women who are covered head to toe in gold, ViennaCC immerses himself in the world that everyone dreams of.
Following the release of the award winning musical feature, “Legends of the Underside”, last December, South London rapper Ultra_eko is back with “Don’t Miss”, the first single from his upcoming album.
Amelia Moore continues to forge her unique path with her latest mixtape, he's just not that into you featuring the standout single "back to him" produced by the legendary Timbaland.
viisi’s brand new track "i left my hometown" explodes with buzzing electric riffs, eruptive vocals, and dynamic beats. The track hits like an adrenaline high you'd get from a motorcycle ride into the sunset - out of your old life and into a new era. Watch the accompanying visual now.
Los Angeles based singer-songwriter Stela Cole has just released the cinematic music video for her single "Blood Orange Wine", the last of the trilogy, and is an upbeat indie pop bop.
Director Benjamin Farren’s clip for “Nightmares” begins with a flash of lightning in a stormy sky and concludes with a shot of the star’s notebook. He’s scrawled these lyrics on lined paper to calm himself down and get him through nights spent alone, far from the object of his affection.
Directed by digital artist and director Alena Savchenko, the video for “Blind Emotions” utilizes AI technology to generate even more surreal and uncanny visuals to complement the lucidity of the song’s lyrics.
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.
To amplify the themes of “Sleep,” video director Thanos Kallianiotis needed a dream-drenched location, and he’s found one in Thessaloniki, the ages-old Greek city on the northern shores of the Aegean Sea. Kallianiotis’s lens finds May Fall in the shadow-shrouded rooms of a centuries-old house.
Immerse yourself in NYA’S unparalleled artistry through the “Selfish Reason” music video—a masterful showcase of her prolific talents. This top-notch performance highlights her exceptional vocal range and the mesmerizing synergy of her musical ensemble.
Produced alongside Jake Bass, connecting through the universal feeling of love and loss led to the song and video proving to be a breaking point for their careers and their partnership. APROPOS exemplifies the sensation of love through his masterful visual telling of “Heartbreak.”
Anton Tammi’s graphic, gorgeous, and wonderfully unsettling video for “One Night/All Night” takes music video viewers to a place we rarely see: the inside of a human body. Through some of the most spectacular CGI effects viewers will see this year…
He’s not weeping in the clip for “Little Bit Shy,” but he is an infant: an overgrown, bipedal, kitchen-wrecking, and determined to indulge his desires in the most spectacular manner possible. Spider Cherry is a bundle of impulses, interrupting dates, splashing in the bath, and leaving his mother aghast.
The music video for “Good 2 Yuh” is a testament to Stylz Milleon’s commitment to breaking stereotypes. This track offers a setting in a musical landscape filled with female-centric narratives, urging men to embrace their masculinity without objectification
Rock/Folk singer-songwriter Ron Brunk recently unveiled the music videos for his songs, “Be Somebody” and “Nothing”. Watch both great clips now.
SOPHIE SHREDZ returns with her electrifying new single/video, “OMG.” When it comes to genre-blending, no one is doing it quite like SOPHIE SHREDZ. While her current sound draws influence from the experimental electronic world of hyper-pop, she also imbues her songs with a tapestry…