For her video 'Marry Me', Berlin-based singer Farao performs something that falls in-between a dance routine and aerobics along with a crew of women. This carries on throughout a number of scenic changes including an industrial landscape to a futuristic car park-looking setting. The quirky aspect to the visuals are actually what makes it interesting even if it is a bit on the weird side.
Los Angeles garage/punk band Death Valley Girls are set to release their new album 'Darkness Rains' on October 5th via Suicide Squeeze. The upcoming record is the follow-up to their 2016 LP 'Glow in the Dark'. The group has also unveiled the video to their single 'More Dead'. Directed by Dylan Mars Greenberg, the trippy video is packed with psychedelic effects giving it a kind of 70s horror film aesthetic with the band roaming throughout mountainous trails. Have a look.
Hero Fisher has unveiled the video to her single ‘If I Die and Nothing Happens’. …
Sarah P. delivers the visuals to her magical track 'Millennial Girl'. Directed by George Geranios, the video follows Sarah in serene surroundings which include shots by the ocean as well as a forest. Lyrically the track touches on people's constant pursuit for perfection, not to mention the facade of the online craze to be seen in a particular manner.
Archy Marshall aka King Krule keeps the levels high in terms of videos with his latest offering 'Biscuit Town', taking from his current LP 'The OOZ'. Directed by cc Wade, there is an air of classicism as Marshall sits alone in a flat drinking away the pain, with other clips of him sitting at a bar. The hyper-real city gives the video a gothic appeal. Towards the end, King Krule is collapsed on the floor. This could be a symbol of iconic writers who have suffered the same fate. Never the less, this is one of the better videos we have seen in quite a while. Have a look.
Ireland-born artist SEARLS steps up with the video for his track 'Scar'. Calling on Tim Gardner to provide the visuals, the vibrant imagery features the singer stylishly dressed whilst performing a choreographed piece with two other dancers. Vivid patterns add to the eye-popping shots for one great presentation.
Austrian singer and rapper Mavi Phoenix has shared the visual treatment to her single 'Ibiza'. Directed by Cristina Salgar, the initial split-screen video features Mavi on the right side sitting in a car, whilst the left screen highlights a woman's trek among the Spanish island. Eventually the two girls come together for a more intimate moment. The beauty of a holiday on Ibiza!
For their latest video 'James Dean', Canadian band Bleeker hold auditions for a lead star in what could be a film. Having to sit through a slew of actors, some way better than others, eventually the seemingly bored band is forced to settle on the best contender. The song will be featured on Bleeker's forthcoming EP 'Problems', landing this autumn. Check it out.
Montreal artist Tess Roby has shared the video to her single 'Given Signs', which is featured on her latest LP 'Beacon', out now via Italians Do It Better. Directed by Hugo Bernier and Tess Roby herself, the video was shot around Los Angeles and features Roby among the serenity of nature.
MØ and Diplo team up yet again for another pop offering titled 'Sun In Our Eyes'. The pair also star in the video which is directed by David Helman. Filmed on a fishing vessel, they pick up a number of people who are stuck at sea as they continue to sailing which is a representation of dream searching. The song is taken from MØ's forthcoming LP 'Forever Neverland'.
