With her new album 'Charli' currently out now, pop wonder Charli XCX steps up with visuals for her single 'White Mercedes'. Stylishly filmed, you can find Charli performing the song whilst inside of a car on a crane, as well as a field that includes everything from a white horse to a white Dodge truck rolling over, well, another white car. Now for the record, we already know that people will start commenting on the fact that the song is called 'White Mercedes' and the video features non-Mercedes vehicles. With that being said, the visuals are stunning and the song is definitely one of the highlights on her LP.
For his latest video 'Lights Up', Harry Styles finds himself humbly in the middle of a bunch of shirtless men and women, many who are happily touching and rubbing up against him. Now mind you, the pop star appears to be quite content, as he's also topless right in the mix.
London-based singer Blithe returns with the visual treatment for her single 'Bad'. The video follows the artist around for a day of fun and mischief with her female crew. From hanging out at a fun park to having a laugh at a diner, Blithe flaunts her confidence and sex appeal throughout clips.
It's always good news when Chromatics decide to release music. With their new album 'Closer To Grey' out now, the band have unveiled the video to their singe 'You're No Good'. Directed by Johnny Jewel, the visuals fall in the tradition of their kaleidoscopic imagery with retro film tones.
Princess Nokia finds herself entering a beauty pageant in her latest video 'Sugar Honey Iced Tea (S.H.I.T.)'. Directed by Emma Westenberg, the New York rapper keeps it realer than real by entering the competition with attitude, confidently strutting her sex appeal and ultimately winning the title.
After dropping a big video for his track 'Sound Of The Skeng', London's own Stormzy wastes no time dropping the next visual, this time for his song 'Wiley Flow'. Obviously judging by the title, it's safe to assume that the song pays homage to the godfather of grime himself Wiley. Aside from dropping power-punching bars, Stormzy jumps into one of Wiley's classic flows. The video itself is quite forward with Stormzy performing the cut in a dark setting surrounded by his crew. Sometimes that's all you need, with emphasis strictly on the rhymes.
Pop singer Lolo Zouaï steps up with the official video for her track 'Challenge', which is taken from her album 'High Highs to Low Lows'. Directed by Kevin Lombardo, the visuals feature Zouaï cruising around the city at night, as well as performing the tune in front of an auto garage whilst delivering a lot of personality.
Gothenburg artist sir Was has shared the video to his latest single 'The Sun Will Shine', which is taken from his upcoming LP 'Holding On To A Dream', out September 20th. Directed by Damien Priest and sir Was himself, the Swedish singer finds himself sitting in a car with men wearing lucha libre masks. What happens next is, well, sir Was ends up performing the track whilst standing on the roof of the car with the other men frantically dancing around the vehicle. Now mind you, the song is so grooving that you can hardly blame them. We would dance around the car as well. Have a look.
FKA twigs recently announced the release of her long-awaited sophomore album 'Magdalene', landing October 25th. Well it feels like Christmas because now she has also unveiled the music video for her single 'holy terrain' which features Future. Directed by FKA twigs and Nick Walker, the stylishly shot visuals feature twigs and a crew dancing in a desert setting. You can find the singer sporting one red contact lens and one blue one.
At this point Stormzy is a household name. And while he could easily just make mainstream pop-centric songs at this point, the South London native still keeps his feet planted in the soil of grime. For his latest video 'Sound Of The Skeng', Stormzy treats us to highly creative visuals which feature the emcee doing everything from teaching a class to roaming about in a supermarket with two kids as they shoplift.
