Parisian producer Clément Bazin delivers a highly entertaining split-screen video for his track 'Catch Me' featuring Aaricia. Directed by Laurent E. Malo and Maude Brizard, the random paired scenes seem to perfectly go together, making this probably one of the more creative videos we have seen in a while. We should also add that the song itself is a summertime banger, so that makes this a win-win situation.
Releasing their self-titled EP, Berlin’s Lea Porcelain have shared the video for their track ‘Can …
Canadian band Jo Passed have shared their latest video 'Glass'. Directed by John Mutter, the group find themselves in a pickle when Jo receives info that he has to partake in a gun fight with some strange bloke. We're sure this would rattle anyone who is placed in this unorthodox situation.
After releasing his 'My Dear Melancholy' EP, The Weeknd received echoed statements among fans that he had returned to his old sound that gripped listeners from the start. Now The Weeknd unveils the video for the lead-off single 'Call Out My Name'. Directed by Grant Singer, scenes shift between a dark, lonely street setting flooded with bats and a forest containing frozen animals, as well as a masked woman. In between all of this, The Weeknd gives a dramatic performance which many would attribute to the break-up of him and Selena Gomez. Never the less, he has another hit on his hands. Watch the video down below.
One can typically be assured that whenever Florence Welch makes a return, she’s going to …
With her new album 'Dirty Computer' landing April 27th', Janelle Monáe drops another video on the world dubbed 'PYNK'. Teaming up with Grimes for more of a pop sound, the Emma Westenberg-directed video features Monáe and a crew of women celebrating the female existence, there is a lot of dancing and slogans on panties such as "I Grab Back". You can also catch actress Tessa Thompson in various clips. While shades of pink decorate parts of the video, you can also conclude that the song pays hommage to a specific female body part. Have a look.
Japanese band The fin. will finally release their debut LP 'There' on June 8th. Using spacey and experimental strands of indie, electronica and pop to create atmospheric soundscapes, their latest single 'Shedding' highlights their lavish blends. They have also shared the official video to the tune. Directed by Kosai Sekine, the stylish visuals feature a beautiful and fashionable woman strolling through a low-lit establishment with flickering television sets showing her in real time. The video is definitely eye-catching in a fashion film kind of way. Have a look.
Whenever Canadian group Chromeo release a video, we know it’s going to be comical. This …
Australian singer and musician Hatchie has quickly been making a name for herself with tracks like 'Sure' and 'Try'. The Brisbane native now unveils the visuals to her latest single 'Sugar & Spice'. The Joe Agius-directed video features Hatchie performing the track among lively animation as parts of the song's lyrics flash about on the screen. This is simply a fun watch to coincide with an addicting tune. This is the title cut to her forthcoming EP out May 25th.
Liverpool band Little Grace step forth with the video to their single 'Higher Ground'. Directed by Jay Bannister, the emotional roller coaster of a break-up is executed in a performance piece by dancers Anna Furnivall and Shameer Rayes. Using blue and orange lighting to create a moody atmosphere to accompany the choreography, this is a great offering from the rising band.
