Don Toliver "TORE UP" (White Trash Tyler, Shapxo, dir.) A wild motorcyle adventure through a VFX-laced reality. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Jennie, Doechii "ExtraL" (Cole Bennett, dir.) Cool body isolating VFX, hip modern furniture, and a solid track from the hot combo of Jennie and Doechii. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Rema "OZEBA" (Jackson Lee Forsythe, dir.) Something lurks in the woods in this kinetic and eerie piece. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Tate McRae "Revolving door" (Aerin Moreno, dir.) It's a classic choreography video, but with moves more complex than most. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Sam Fender "People Watching" (Stuart A. McIntyre, dir.) Actor Andrew Scott is in continual motion en route to a confrontation with his memories. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Jisoo "Earthquake" (Christian Breslauer, dir.) Unexpectedly earth-shaking office drama. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Addison Rae "High Fashion" (Mitch Ryan, dir.) Easily living up to the song title. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Sabrina Carpenter f/ Dolly Parton "Please Please Please" (Sabrina Carpenter, Sean Price Williams, dir.) A country drive with a wicked twist for these two superstars. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Giveon "TWENTIES" (Loris Russier, dir.) A suave and subtly complicated performance video. Comments (0) | Read More ››
LISA f/ Doja Cat & RAYE "BORN AGAIN" (Bardia Zeinali, dir.) A transformative and elegant video for this star trio. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Clairo "Terrapin" (Ayo Edebiri, dir.) Ayo Edebiri — best known for her role on The Bear — directs a video with movie musical vibes starring the one and only "Weird" Al Yankovic. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Elton John, Brandi Carlile "Who Believes In Angels?" (David LaChapelle, dir.) Pinball Wizadry in this colorful performance video by the all-star combo of Elton John and Brandi Carlile. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Lucy Dacus "Ankles" (M. Amberson, dir.) Lucy Dacus stars alongside Havana Rose Liu in this romp through a Paris filled with romantic art. Comments (0) | Read More ››
Lady Gaga "Abracadabra" (Lady Gaga, Parris Goebel, Bethany Vargas, dir.) If the category is dance, then this should indeed be the winner. Comments (0) | Read More ››
The Weeknd "Open Hearts" (Anton Tammi, dir.) Created with the Apple Vision Pro in mind as the ideal viewing experience, "Open Hearts" is still a captivating journey even if it ends with an insinuation that this may be The End of The Weeknd. Comments (0) | Read More ››
