If “Lemon Mountain Manatee” is a brilliant dawn, “Fading” is the twilight. It doesn’t seem possible that the same album could accommodate these two tracks, but they fit right in on the flexible, varied, and endlessly colorful Love Bomb — an album that, like all sets by Ron Brunk, tells a story in sound.

As the "I'm A Man" video unfolds, glimpses of MattO driving through various bucolic settings add a sense of movement and introspection, echoing the song's exploration of navigating a digital world devoid of personal interaction.

Ron Brunk is a songwriter, character, satirist, visionary, but first and foremost, he’s an insanely prolific musician whose lifelong dedication to music has earned him a respected place in the industry. Watch his new clips for “Give Yourself To The Lord” and I’m Really Special.

The “What Burns Beneath” video takes viewers through states of consciousness, transitioning from darker to brighter atmospheres. Shot during recording sessions, the video captures the essence of the song's creation…

From its first piano chords to its last ringing strum, “Somebody” is all brilliant positivity, exuberance, and wide-eyed wonder at sudden romantic happenstance. Atkins’s self-directed video for “Somebody” tells a similar story.

In the clip for “Eagle”, Robyn's song of piano and strings plays as the eagles fly in the sky, as she sees her father's spirit have its wings open wide. Nature has taken its course, and Robyn embraces the world with her caring and lovely voice and smile.

“Sad” is a powerful and raw piano ballad that calls for emotional sustainability as a prerequisite for a deeper and more meaningful relationship to ourselves and the world around us. Watch Fie Eike’s accompanying music video now.

Not content to deliver just one visual masterpiece to the world with “Only Sixteen”, Benedict Sinister has included the stunning “Spitting Rhymes From Debbie Harry”, a tribute to the lead singer of the legendary new wave band Blondie, as well as the iconic Robert Palmer video “Addicted To Love”.

In his new single, “Let It Out”, MattO gives voice to a particular reflexive frustration we’ve all experienced; over his bright acoustic guitar, our Swiss songbird sings us through the journey of compassion fatigue. Watch the accompanying music video now.

High-fashion visuals set the tone for AKoVA’s “Please Move” music video. At times, it feels like an oil painting coming to life. As the action moves underwater, it morphs into a flowing underwater ballet.

The accompanying clip to “Ordinary Soil” lays the dangerous and backbreaking labor associated with agriculture bare for the viewer. We see the cracked soil, the tubs of pesticide, the heavy machinery, and the glowering, uncaring prairie sky. We also see Alex Woodard himself…