TLC, N'Sync, Spice Girls and 'The Matrix' are just a few references that Charli XCX and Troye Sivan use in their video for '1999'. We're guessing that this is more of an ode to the 90's as opposed to specifically the year 1999 considering that TLC 'Waterfalls' (one vid that they recreate) was actually released in 1995 and Spice Girls' 'Say You'll Be There' dropped in 1996. Never the less, for anyone who is old enough to have lived through the mid to late 90s will surely find the references nostalgic. Enjoy.
Meg Myers steps up with a dramatic video for her single 'Jealous Sea'. Directed by Clara Aranovich, the visuals find Myers sitting at a bar whilst giving evil stares at an ex-boyfriend who is directly across from her with his new lover. Demonstrating that her jealous nature is enraging, she does things like pulls parts of her hair out, drinks and walks the streets of L.A. night whilst reflecting powers from inside.
South London vocalist Carmody brings forth the video for her track 'Summer Rain'. Directed and choreographed by Liv Lockwood, the singer performs the song whilst dancing around barefooted in a dilapidated home. 'Summer Rain' is currently out via AWAL.
Westerman has shared his latest video 'Albatross', with the track itself taken from his forthcoming EP 'Ark'. Filmed in Margates Powell Cotton Museum in Kent, the artist performs the track in front of the finest preserved animals, taxidermy style, before ultimately dancing with someone wearing a bird helmet. 'Albatross' is directed by Emilie Norenberg. Have a look.
Eliza Shaddad delivers the visual treatment to her brilliant song 'Just Goes to Show'. Directed by Patrick Taylor, Shaddad performs the track in a 90s school prom setting. Meanwhile a group of people dance in the background before a gentleman kindly grabs Eliza's hand to dance with her. The song is taken from her upcoming album 'Future'. out October 26th on Beatnik Creative. Check it out.
Hull band Vulgarians have shared the video for their track 'Dead People Are Easier to Love'. The storyline revolves around a clown whose career has now hit hard times. Suffering from the depressing feeling, he basically looks for a firm place to dig his own grave.
London’s Saint Clair has unveiled the brilliant video for her single ‘I’ll Stay’. The story …
Representing everything great about post-punk, noise and more, Bird Shoes, comprised of Robin Clark and James Gordelier are not only musically creating some of the most core sounds of the sub-genres, but are having a fun time doing so. Striking the match with their song 'Lads' earlier this year, they have continued to leave their firm imprints in the scene with their exciting live shows around the UK.
Leeds art-punk band Dead Naked Hippies have shared the video for their blazing single 'Rare'. Directed by James Arden, the band perform the energetic track amidst red animated effects by Alice Backham.
Discussing the song, DNH singer Lucy Jowett said:
"It is a song about self love. I think we're quick to judge the term & deem it laughable or irrelevant in fear of being arrogant, or weird. But if you take a hard look at the society we live in, it's clear to see why so many people struggle to feel content in their own minds and their own bodies.
Dublin band THUMPER have crafted one incredible track entitled ‘(You’re Bringing Me) Down’. A perfect …
