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Category: Music Videos

  • Watch Hong Kong producer Ian Chang video for ‘Audacious’ featuring Blonde Redhead’s KAZU

    ‘Audacious’, the new single by Ian Chang, is a song that will make any dance party better. With a feature from KAZU, the song was inspired after a night playing in NYC at Le Poisson Rouge. The pestilential song captures you immediately and forces you to turn it up to the highest volumes. Check out the beautiful video below.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwvZR9jknyA&h=315]


  • Premiere: DeonRaps collaborates with Haku Leaf on new single ‘MAC’

    The multi-talented DeonRaps brings us a bar-heavy, Spring-ready bop with his single ‘MAC’. Joined by Haku Leaf and produced by Young Swisher, this track is the lead single off his forthcoming album, ‘The Garden’. The light-hearted bop is accompanied by an artistic and fun video, shot in multiple locations throughout New York, ranging from Brooklyn to Queens. DeonRaps’ distinct voice and original swag grabs your attention and separates him from his class. According to the artist himself, “This is definitely the breath of fresh air Queens has been waiting for.” We have to agree.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9Q8bBbcMsU&h=315]


  • Techno duo RHYME SO and Drag Star Milk unleash ‘Fashion Blogger’ video: Watch

    Future-Pop duo RHYME SO is the passion project from emerging Australian poet, singer-songwriter, DJ, and model RHYME and massive Japanese musician and producer Shinichi Osawa (aka MONDO GROSSO). Rising alt-pop artist, RHYME is no stranger to the entertainment/music industry as she was born to Australian Rock legend Richard Lara of The Screaming Jets and stylist and make-up artist Michelle Michaleson. At eighteen-years-old, she decided to focus on modeling and music and began releasing solo projects encompassing an eclectic but curated genre for herself as a word performer. Her latest EP ‘INTERNET GIRL’ received support from NYLON Japan.

    In the early 90’s, Shinichi Osawa had a successful career as a music producer, TV ads and a film score composer; later finding success as an electro music pioneer in the 2000’s. In 2017, he released the first MONDO GROSSO album in fourteen years, which soon ranked #1 on Japan’s iTunes album chart. RHYME and Shinichi crossed paths the same year and quickly formed a close collaboration, prompting RHYME to move to Japan to begin writing together as RHYME SO. RHYME SO’s music was picked up by Japanese/Australian artist JOJI and the duo’s debut dance hit ‘Just Used Music Again’ was released on 88 Rising’s 2019 album ‘Head in The Clouds II’, which led to accolades from Hypebeast, Billboard, Complex, Mixmag, and more.

    The duo’s new single, ‘Fashion Blogger’, is influenced by our society’s obsession with being online and the importance of disconnecting to genuinely reconnect with each other. The distinctive, upbeat, vogue-esque production alongside the catchy spoken word lyrics illustrate a satirical twist on our social media persona and interactions. Their unique sounds and style are a refreshing blend infectious pop hooks, tongue twisters, and witty lyrics all while pioneering a new era sound – which they call ‘Blank Post Genre’.

    The epic official avant-garde video, which features the fabulous drag queen star Milk of RuPaul’s Drag Race, was filmed on ice as we watch RHYME compete with Milk during a fictional ice-skating competition ‘IAFB Grand Prix 2020’ (‘I Am a Fashion Blogger Grand Prix’). Both RHYME and Milk used to be professional figure skaters before pursuing other endeavors. The visual pays homage to the sport they highly adore and respect while also creating a vibrant, inclusive stage for the LGBTQ+ community—not to mention striking fashion moments. This infectious techno track is the first step to greatness for the Future-Pop duo.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZQPBKz1KwM&h=315]


  • Denver-based producer Neon Brown shares animated visual for ‘Maintain’ featuring Vursatyl: Watch

    Denver based producer Neon Brown’s signature sound has been well-received throughout the underground Hip-Hop scene. The smooth production and classic sound of the Mile High City producer are displayed with his latest collaboration as he joins with Portland emcee, Vursatyl. The Lifesavas emcee paints a vivid picture of the struggles and successes of being Black in America. This track provides a great tribute to the classic Hip-Hop sound. Be sure to check ‘Maintain’ on your favorite streaming platforms.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zxihmHBbHs&h=315]


  • Vancouver rapper Tom MacDonald speaks to the reality of his artistry on ‘I Don’t Care’: Watch the visual

    Photo: Instagram

    Have you ever heard of Tom MacDonald? We didn’t know about him until today. Searching on YouTube for what’s trending, we decided to click on #8. Unaware of what we were in for, we indulged in the songwriting talent that the Canadian artist has. We weren’t exactly in love with his lyrical delivery, but what he was able to convey on the track will resonate with so many of our peers, so we decided to share it.


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    Without further ado, here’s the official video for ‘I Don’t Care’. It discusses everything from the anxiety you feel when you’re going through ongoing transitions as a music professional, the criticism you receive, and how isolation becomes a tactic of comfort.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nz2tzeY31MQ&h=315]


  • Teyana Taylor shares Afrocentric video for ‘We Got Love’ featuring Ms Lauryn Hill: Watch

    Showing African culture as a theme for her new song ‘We Got Love’ featuring beautiful dialogue by Ms Lauryn Hill. As Teyana Taylor says,
    ‘Love is the new money’; without it, we are bankrupt. Check out the visual starring her husband, and her daughter. It’s well-composed and directed.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lP3PZrr-iOg&h=315]


  • DaniLeigh and DaBaby commit successful heist in video for ‘Levi High’: Watch

    Trending at #6 right now on YouTube, DaniLeigh shares the visual for the catchy track ‘Levi High’ featuring DaBaby. Sticking to the theme inspired by the title, the full cast of artists and dancers, wear custom jean outfits as they get away from a heist. By the time you finish watching this video, you’ll know not to leave a queen waiting. Watch the Kat Webber-direction below. There’s behind-the-scenes footage, too.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chqs92fhilA&h=315]


  • YoungBoy Never Broke Again hitchhikes in ‘Uncharted Love’ video: Watch

    Acclaimed Banton Rouge star YoungBoy Never Broke Again released the visual for ‘Uncharted Love’. Whether you know about him, like his music or not, he is one of the most-streamed artists that the young generation supports. Currently trending at #1 on YouTube, the Louisana-native star has a lot on his chest to share. From new friends, being double-crossed, and his grandmother teaching him how to pray, he doesn’t hold back about his reality. Watch it now below.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_furo8XLvO8&h=315]


  • Riot Rap: BigKlit carries “feminist armpit hair revolution” in ‘What That Mouth Do’ visual: Watch

    Packed with provocative lyrics and a hook that’s easy to remember, Athiest rapper BigKlit asked the question most people want to know: What that mouth do? Over a well-crafted Dub-Trap beat, the Brooklyn viral sensation unleashes her latest loose track with wow-worthy lyrics and a visual component that equally calls for attention. She’s free, in a real way, meaning her armpit hair and the hair on her nether regions are on front street, as she fully exudes the kind of confidence and unconventionalness we have ever seen. Its lyrics are dicey and sexually-charged best known as her signature dramatic delivery. She will tour with Doja Cat for her ‘Hot Pink Tour’—which is currently on hold until the challenges the human race is having with coronavirus passes. Brooklyn venue Baby’s Alright is supposed to host her headline performance on March 26, but with the recent national emergency announcement, we’re unsure if it will happen.

    If you’re a fan of Rico Nasty, Ashnikko, Brooke Candy, or Stunna Girl, you’re going to love the creative freedom that BigKlit exudes. Play the fiery new track below, if you’re feeling the song, watch the video too.


    BIGKLIT

    LIVE 2020

    MARCH
    26 – Brooklyn, NY – Pink Boot Vol. 2 @ Baby’s All Right

    APRIL
    4 – Nashville, TN – The Cowan *
    6 – Atlanta, GA – The Tabernacle *
    8 – Dallas, TX – Canton Hall *

    * w/Doja Cat


    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdfL2fHRNak&h=315]


  • Tyga and Megan thee Stallion team up for ‘FREAK’: Watch

    Casual hitmaker Tyga and newcomer Megan thee Stallion recently teamed up for a track rightfully titled, ‘FREAK’. The predominantly red-tinged visual premiered on YouTube six hours ago; features beautiful women, the Houston star roleplays in what appears to be a secret BDSM sex-dungeon at the night club. Watch it below to see both rappers talk that sexually-charged talk.

    [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pl5uV4NlaDg&h=315]