KOY ‘Water’ Video
One of our fave Berlin singers/producers KOY returns with the video to her ethereal single …
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Lotic ‘Hunted’ Video
Houston-raised, Berlin-based producer and DJ Lotic delivers a haunting video with 'Hunted'. Directed by Matt Lambert, the dark visuals feature Lotic as a deity who basically drowns a guy in the ocean, that's of course in between scenes of Lotic swinging on meat hooks and dragging a body across the sandy beach. The track is taken from Lotic's forthcoming LP 'Power', out July 13th via Tri Angle Records.
Meg Myers ‘Numb’ Video
Meg Myers depicts the invasion of space, the constant judging and more in her latest video 'Numb'. Directed by Clara Aranovich, Meyers finds herself constantly being touched by co-workers in an office setting. Eventually running to escape the constant bombardment, she comes to understand that no matter where she tries to retreat to, she can never escape the constant hands of people, even in her personal space.
Johnny Jewel ‘Red Door’ Video
Aside from Chromatics recently releasing their new 'Black Walls' video, band member, producer and label owner Johnny Jewel dropped his new album 'Themes For Television' out of nowhere. If that isn't enough, he's also shared a new video titled 'Red Door' which is featured on the LP. Directed By Radka Leitmeritz, the stylish black and white shot vid, which looks like a cross between a fashion short, French new wave and 50s film noir, stars Eva Klimkova. Topping out at just under 2 minutes in length, we just wish the video was a tad bit longer. Have a look.
SZA ‘Garden (Say It Like Dat)’ Video
After making a brief cameo in Childish Gambino's 'This is America' video, SZA now unveils her latest video 'Garden (Say It Like Dat)' which features of course, Childish Gambino. Already giving fans a teaser of the video via her Instagram page, the dreamy visuals feature SZA and Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino intimately hugged up together in a tropical setting. The song is taken from SZA's 'Ctrl' album which was released back in 2017.
Chromatics ‘Black Walls’ Video
There have been a lot of fans waiting for Portland band Chromatics to release new material and it appears as if their wishes will now be granted. The group will drop their new LP 'Dear Tommy' this year via Italians Do It Better. If that isn't enough, the band have also shared the video to their new single 'Black Walls'. Directed by Chromatics themselves with the Rene Hallen behind the direction of photography, the video draws inspiration from 70s glam, with the band still possessing that distinct chic. Check it out.
Arctic Monkeys ‘Four Out Of Five’ Video
Recently releasing their 'Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino' album. Arctic Monkeys have now shared the official video to their single 'Four Out Of Five'. Enlisting Ben Chappell and Aaron Brown as the directors, singer Alex Turner wanders around in a hotel whilst at times jumping behind a camera looking like a 60s cinematographer. There are clips where Turner almost appears to be plotting a takeover. There is a Stanly Kubrick sensibility to 'Four Out Of Five' which you can peep for yourself below.
Lykke Li ‘Utopia’ Video
Lykke Li unveils the video for her single 'Utopia' which features footage of the Swedish singer as a child weaved in between precious moments of herself spent with her son. There are also clips of Lykke Li as a youth enjoying time with her mother as they do things like walk the beach and more. The track is taken from her upcoming LP 'So Sad So Sexy', landing June 8th.
Benin City ‘Bus’ Video
Anyone who is a frequent passenger of London buses knows that at times it can be a very 'blah' experience. However, leave it up to Benin City to transform a ride into an all-out party. Here is the video for the appropriately titled single 'Bus'. Directed by George Bushaway, the fun and spirited vid captures the liveliness of public transport, with the group performing the brilliant song that is now a soundtrack to our commutes.
Wye Oak ‘It Was Not Natural’ Video
For Baltimore band Wye Oak's 'It Was Not Natural' video, singer Jenn Wasner goes a bit supernatural. She makes utensils levitate whilst eating a fine cuisine consisting of a hot dog, peas and carrots, not to mention triggers flickering kitchen lights as she scrambles eggs. It should also be noted that this occurrences take place in the between Wasner standing among a bunch of men in purple latex suits in the forest. Sure it's a bit trippy but isn't good art supposed to be just that?