Grimes returns with the stunning video to her latest single 'Violence' with producer i_o. Directed by Grimes herself, the Canadian singer appears to be a sensual warrior as she is surrounded by sword-swinging women who are also heroines with a high dose of sensuality.
Australian singer and musician Jorja Chalmers is gearing up for the release of her debut LP 'Human Again', out September 20th on Italians Do It Better. With the title cut currently streaming, Chalmers has now shared the video to the track. Directed by Johnny Jewel and Karolina Paczkowska, retro-styled clips feature visual collages between a rotating statue and the head of Jorja.
London's Kojey Radical will release his new EP 'Cashmere Tears' on September 13th. For anyone who has followed his career from the beginning until now, you can assume that there will be a high level of artistry and musicality to the project. Case in point, his official video for the single '20/20'.
Coldwave champions Boy Harsher unveil the official video for their song 'Send Me A Vision', taken from the band's latest LP 'Country Girl Uncut'. Drawing inspiration from Wim Wenders’ 1987 film 'Wings of Desire', the visuals depict an angel who quietly witnesses the ills of various people, hoping to provoke positivity through the act of silence. The video features guest appearances by Cameron Findlay, Shannon Funchess of Light Asylum, Sally Dige, Rabit and many more. The video was shot around Berlin. Have a look.
Brighton band Sick Joy are set to drop their new EP 'Them Days' on September 13th. Before the big day however, the group have shared a video for their track 'Vibe Sucker'. Directed by Mykl Barton, you can find Sick Joy cooling out on a patio whilst properly indulging in soft drinks galore.
Releasing their impressive self-titled LP back in June, Danish band Lust for Youth bring forth the video to their cut 'Insignificant'. Visually a dedication to the group's summer, the video was filmed around Lust for Youth's hometown of Copenhagen, not to mention trips taken to Paris and Bruxelles.
Gorgon City and MK team up for the hot club burner 'There For You'. Incorporating soulful piano riffs that coincide with grand pop vocals, the track is a big summer anthem that will more than likely run throughout the entire year with full force.
Ed Sheeran revisits the sound of grime with the Sir Spyro remix of his track 'Take Me Back To London' featuring Stormzy, Jaykae and Aitch. Dropping a big video to accompany the rework, the visuals include Ed and the gang flexing, big boy style. Ed is clearly having a great time, and it's good to see him taking it back to the sound of grime.
With their exceptional debut album 'When I Have Fears' currently out now, Dublin band The Murder Capital have shared a live performance of their song 'Don't Cling To Life (Part II/IV)'. Directed by Charlie Joe, along with The Murder Capital themselves, the video was recorded at D-light studios in Dublin. What you have here are clips featuring the band playing in front of a huge projection with the visuals practically looking better than many artists' official videos.
Jorja Smith teams up with Burna Boy for the video 'Be Honest'. Directed by Amber Grace Johnson, Jorja Smith strolls around in various clips looking hotter than a summer day in the middle of July. From roaming the streets with her crew to swimming, Smith is definitely owning in this video in every shape, form and fashion.
