New music videos by the best emerging and mainstream artists in the genres of Pop, Hip-Hop, RnB/Soul, Rock, Americana/Folk and Electronic music.
Throughout the “Climbing to the Top” video, the flashing bursts of light and color bring us into the life of a grinding creative. With lyrics and fast shots combined, the work Ragga has put into his music over the years directly translates into the sounds…
Read MoreIn the “Voodoo Nights” video we follow the characters as they navigate themselves through a love triangle, later resulting in them becoming more intimate with one another. The emotions the characters project onto us personify the ultimate message of “Voodoo Nights”…
Read MoreChicago based rap artist Jelani Lateef just released the music videos for his songs “Can’t Stop Now” and “Show You”; watch both DOPE clips now.
Read MoreIn his new “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.
Read MoreFlau’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. Watch her music video now.
Read MoreFilip Tasevski-Fitz, the artist behind the Skopje, Macedonia electronic dance project Blackstate, has set the video for “The Arsonist,” the sizzling single from While the World’s on Fire, in the sinuous corridors of the old and magnificent hotel.
Read MoreA song such as “Memories” 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, and on it…
Read MoreVirtue Scripts’ visuals of “Heading For the Light” 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.
Read MoreThe video for "PSALM 118" tells a story of resilience, gratitude, and the ability to find solace and connection, even in challenging times. For Jeff Roberson, music is not just a fleeting moment but a timeless expression that continues to resonate.
Read MoreAutumn King’s animated clip for “Sleep When I’m Dead” crackles with the same unquenchable independent spirit. Justin Everest’s 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.
Read MoreNashville based country hip-hop artist Johnny PE just dropped his two DOPE music videos for “Somehow” and “Changes”; watch both now!
Read MoreShot on the traffic-laden streets of his adopted city, the video feels like an intimate walk with Eddie Cohn through mind and time. Riding’s masterful camera work combined with Eddie’s vocal performance creates an atmosphere of hope and desire.
Read MoreMichael Little's music video for “Yesterday” is as steamy and passionate as it’s the song itself. The video shows Michael singing and performing intimately with the subject of his ballad. The video makes full use of colors to reflect their emotions...
Read MoreFans of Rooftop Screamers will find “Dead In The Water” to be a captivating addition to the artist’s diverse repertoire. The music video not only complements the song’s depth and intensity but also serves as a visual feast for fans seeking an immersive experience.
Read MoreCourageously raw songwriting leads the way as Oliver Keane returns with his latest track “3.5”. The new offering is a poignant listening experience, showcasing the 20-year-olds natural talent for crafting rich, stand-out sonic moments. Check out the music video for “3.5” now.
Read MoreBrand new to DCWS is the song called “Puddle of Power” from Sacramento, CA based electronic, psychedelic, weird two-piece band Sanity Clause, consisting of Ryan Knox and Casey Slowjay. Accompanying it is the stopmotion-animated visual directed by Ryan.
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