The recently released "Into Hell" is Lucy Mayhem's villain origin story. Produced by Lucy Mayhem and Jamie King, "Into Hell" is an expansion of Lucy Mayhem's most popular single "Save Me", and is the title track off her upcoming EP due out August 9th.

Ron Brunk’s songs get stuck in your head, whether it’s an upbeat anthem of strength and inspiration like “Be Somebody”, or the dark, all too real look at modern America like “Nothing”. Check out their music videos now.

Love Crushed Velvet’s latest release, “Blind Emotions”, is a self-reflection of the vulnerability that comes with opening up to one’s significant other. Check out the Alena Savchenko directed Ai video for “Blind Emotions” now.

Virtue 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.

Autumn 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.

Shot 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.

Complementing the virtuosic talents and song craft of Elrey James, the music video for “The Prodigal Son” displays the legendary visual storytelling of director Matt Mahurin. It’s only fitting he brings his expert and unique form of realism to the realm of Elrey James in telling the story of a vagabond searching for redemption.

What makes the “Ride the Dice” music video even more interesting is that it is animated, but not in the way that you would imagine. Headed by award-winning Director William Goins, the music video uses a wide variety of mediums for audiences to experience.

The “Yay For Effort” music video by Greg Hoy grabs you from its first frame of VHS-glitch-chic. It evokes a post-Covid landscape where girls and guys just want to have fun despite the impending doom and gloom surrounding them.