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.
Set against the enchanting, bucolic backdrop of fields very near to her in the "Old Line State", the “Gold Star” music video captures the essence of devoN's introspective journey, with multiple layers of symbolism and deeper meaning.
Read MoreIn Jes Marie’s own sentiment, the new music video for “Girls’ Night Out” is perhaps the biggest highlight of her career thus far. The video follows Jes as she gets ready and then heads for a night on the town with her girlfriends.
Read MoreJust like the “You Gone Learn Today” video clip, “No Problems” is a showcase for Ryck Jane’s unique, and unerring sense of style.
Read MoreAG Gatling’s music comes to life through visionary storytelling in the ‘Name It” music video. Teaming up with acclaimed director Action Jackson, he transports viewers to the vibrant streets of DUMBO…
Read MoreThe “LET’S GO!” video follows an older couple looking to drop everything and start their journey exploring the world, with the radio in hand. An experience they have been waiting to start…
Read More“If You See Eulene” is NYC’s Porter Block at the band’s giddiest and most irresistible. Check out their music video now.
Read MoreD. Watkins’ music video for “Slow Wine” revolves around enjoying life’s pleasures with the set backdrop of vibrant visuals and sultry beats, the video captures the essence of the song’s sensual groove.
Read MoreThe Powerhouse Fellowship Soul Choir proclaims their faith through song, and their song “God is Good” is the ultimate anthem to what they believe in. Watch its music video now.
Read MoreJim Vierra’s “Just One Touch” video opens with a stunning visual of a hand reaching out to the light that God provides; this picture alone speaks a million words about how it feels for…
Read MoreWith "AMF", when we join the party indoors, we are treated to Flau’jae and NLE Choppa performing while everyone else gets loose, dancing and grinding with each other. Between the neon lights and incredibly lucid editing...
Read MoreThe “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…
Read MoreIn the “Bad Bitty” clip , J.P. and friends do what millions have already done and millions more will soon do: they dance to a beat that’s undeniable, enjoyable, and endlessly replayable.
Read MoreJWAVY’s “BEASTMODE" is inspired by her favorite football player, former Seattle Seahawk Pro-Bowler Marshawn Lynch; check out the DOPE clip now!
Read MoreDro Smoke’s explosive animated clip for “Mi Fiesta” could be set in Colombia, in Oxnard, California, or in any barrio where oppression can’t stop the party. It’s a glorious day on the street, and kids are playing in the sprinklers…
Read MoreThe fashions, the furnishings, and even the faded tone of the footage for “Make You Mine” all suggest we’re in the 1980s, but the spinning camera and the pure energy of The Infamous HER belongs to no era in particular.
Read MoreFrom 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.
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