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.
In “Permanently Confused”, Ute evokes her childhood, and the childhood of her offsprings, the constant evolution of everyone and everything. We speed through memories of many years on the most beautiful stages of the world.
Read MoreThe "In My Flame" video by Ute Lemper uses AI to draw the story to our world today. Through wildfires, nighttime cityscapes, roaring oceans, and pleasant country glens, the dreamlike journey with Ute elicits a sense of yearning wonder.
Read MoreContinuing fresh explorations of the inner workings of the mind, eclectic NYC singer-songwriter Max Satow and his popular indie outfit Noshows’ latest single “Slow Up” is a funky, liberating take on anxiety featuring fast rising L.A. rapper AUD. Watch the accompanying music video now.
Read MoreToronto’s Höhn arrives with debut single “Egypt Lake” - created entirely with field recordings from Banff National Park. An atmospheric instrumental driven by field recordings of water, it induces a sense of determined focus as hypnotic melodies interplay with fluttering percussion while hard-hitting bass builds into a euphoric crescendo. Watch the accompanying music video now.
Read MorePessimistic and miserable aren’t exactly the words that first come to mind when listening to Ev Bird’s music. His new single, "The Ring", featuring Boldy James is out now and comes in line with news of a seven-track EP, “Puff Piece”, which is out October 7th.
Read MoreEstani’s "Mr. Personality" visual takes viewers back to the '50s to show an imbalance of power and attention, as one person is being taken for granted until the advantageous person sees first hand what they have lost.
Read MoreThere's a ghostliness to the "Moonhangin Man" video, as guUs walks the deserted streets of London, exploring his old Mile End neighborhood after dark. Just short of Tredegar Square - near the old neighborhood of the famous killer Jack The Ripper - we watch him get into a driverless car…
Read MoreThe inspiration for the "Any Moment" video came from Gary's first-year ear training teacher at Berklee, Les Harris. The video for "Any Moment" is as simple as it gets, with an undeniable aura of sophistication.
Read MoreBrooklyn based indie-jazz quartet Porterfield just released their new single/video “Always”, which will be featured on their upcoming debut album “Rome”. Watch the clip now!
Read MoreWatch the live session of “Underside”, the new single by Bristol based soul, UK jazz and trip-hop artist @samantholindouk
Read MoreThe music video for “What Kind of Music” represents a juxtaposition of elements that don't normally go together but fit uncannily well. It is, in other words, a perfect visual metaphor for the songwriting alchemy of the Tom Misch & Yussef Dayes project.
Read MoreSayed Sabrina has released the new video for her single “Goodie Two Shoes”, which appears on her album “Thou Art That”
Read MoreIn the “Black Coffee” video, we’re welcomed into a house crammed full of Rob Higginbothams: sometimes as many as six replicas of the singer in a single shot
Read MoreThe “Insoulate” single/video is inspired from the many late nights Zorsy had walking across the streets of Tokyo…
Read MoreIn Scott Gray’s new “Raincoats” video, Gray sings from a pier by the Brooklyn Bridge, and walks through the parks by the East River, pausing from time to time to take in the scenery.
Read MoreDave Sereny’s new video starts off with him playing his guitar alone in a courtyard in Philadelphia. Soon, a young man and woman catch wind of what he’s playing and can’t help but get up and feel the groove!
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