Though elegantly simple, the “Selfish Reason” video features NYA with a microphone against the backdrop of acoustic piano sounds. As the performance unfolds, the seamless integration of soothing violin, cello, and soft drums creates a captivating spotlight…

In the “Nightmares” clip, we’re shown a boyfriend, too — a man half-shrouded in shadows and smoke and gazing away from the camera. Stewart Taylor seems to be reaching for him through the haze, tantalizingly close, but still inaccessible, caught somewhere behind the veil of sleep.

With his videography wizardry, Kallianiotis creates captivating visuals that bring dreams to life, perfectly matching the musical and thematic atmosphere. May Fall’s subtle performance in “Sleep” captures the lure of slumber, the dread of wakefulness, and the creeping madness of the insomniac.

Courageously 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.

The “Nobody, But Me” flick offers an empowering atmosphere to engage with the song. With clean-cut graphics and bold-scripted lyrics, the video glistens with Belle Vex’s radiant sense of self. Pop on the video and absorb the attitude and energy of this inspiring artist.

Moody and macabre, the visuals perfectly complement the dark undertones of Liza Jane’s driven new single, while maintaining its powerful pulse. ‘Man Or The Monster’ delves into the complexities of a betrayed love affair, portraying a partner living a double life akin to the duality of the iconic Batman villain, Two-Face.

Following on from the highly anticipated release of Emei’s debut EP ‘Scatterbrain’ on the 20th October, Emei drops an official music video for the first track off the project, ‘711’. Directed by Aser Santos Jr., the video acts as a gorgeous accompaniment to this fan favourite.