All posts filed under: Music Videos

Daphne Guinness ‘Heaven’ Video

Daphne Guiness has unveiled her new video 'Heaven', directed by legendary photographer and director David LaChapelle. Delivering his signature hyper-surreal imagery, LaChapelle draws inspiration from the golden age of Hollywood with Daphne Guiness ever so stylishly dressed whilst being corted by a model looking guy.

October and The Eyes ‘All My Love’ Video

Freshly signed to KRO Records, New Zealand-born, London-based artist October and The Eyes is scheduled to release her debut EP 'Dogs and Gods' on November 20th. Kicking things off is this lead single and video entitled 'All My Love'. The song is a fusion of psyechedelic, post-punk and hazy indie all wrapped in one glorious package.

Anna B Savage ‘A Common Tern’ Video

London-based artist Anna B Savage has unveiled the video to her single 'A Common Tern'. Directed by herself along with Jem Talbot, the black and white visuals feature Anna blindfolded whilst being hit by black paint balls as she struggles to avoid the shots. The imagery is a representative of her escape from a toxic relationship as well as her own demons. The track is taken from Anna B Savage's forthcoming debut album landing January 29th via City Slang.

Edens Back ‘It Don’t Mean Jack’ Video

Australian-born, London-based singer Edens Back makes her debut with the song and video 'It Don't Mean Jack'. Directed by Richard Hutchison and shot at night in London's Chinatown, the singer delivers pure energy and attitude in her performance with the silky production layered with funk and soul trimmings.

Kraków Loves Adana ‘Darker Darkness’ Video

Hamburg-based pair Kraków Loves Adana have decided to release their new album 'Darkest Dreams' on September 25th. Having shared the song and video 'Don't Ask Why' back in August, the duo now give the visual treatment to their cut 'Darker Darkness'. The vid finds KLA singer Deniz Çiçek among nature seemingly reaching a point of release and empowerment. 'Darker Darkness' is directed by Kraków Loves Adana themselves. Have a look.

Ultraflex ‘Never Forget My Baby’ Video

Norway's Farao and Icelandic musician Special-K better known as the duo Ultraflex have unveiled the official video to their single 'Never Forget My Baby'. Directed by Jóhanna Rakel, who also plays Yvonne Winona, the main character of the song, Ultraflex perform the song with 80s glam style post production. Rakel constantly gazes at herself in the mirror whilst dancing in clips and doing things like smoking in others.

The Struts ft. Robbie Williams ‘Strange Days’ Video

Glam rockers The Struts join forces with none other than Robbie Williams for the video 'Strange Days'. the title track to their upcoming LP out October 16th on Interscope Records/Polydor. Directed by Chris Applebaum, the black and white clips are shot around Southern California with the band performing the song in among the desert as well as walking around Los Angeles.

Scintii ‘Times New Roman’ Video

Having recently signed a deal with the Houndstooth label, Shanghai-based producer and singer Scintii has unveiled a new video for her single 'Times New Roman', the first offering for the imprint. Directed by Kynan Puru Watt, the mesmeric visuals feature the beautiful singer shot amidst a surrealist setting, with gorgeous lighting as well as moments within water.

Novaa ‘The Futurist’ Video

Berlin artist Novaa steps up with the official video to her track 'The Futurist'. With the singer filmed among a nature-filled setting, multiple clips depict Novaa taking off multiple layers of clothing, which is metaphorical for the stripping away of society's inflicted ideas.

TOM And His Computer ‘Puzzle’ Video

Copenhagen's Thomas Bertelsen also known as TOM And His Computer is gearing up for the release of his debut album 'Future Ruins', out October 16th on Trentemøller's imprint In My Room. Having already dropped the title track as the lead-off single, Bertelsen now unveils the video for his song 'Puzzle' featuring 'Roxy Jules'.