#music-video

#music-video

Caity Arthur directed the roller disco-themed music video for lead single " Like You Really Mean It." Watch it below. "I wrote this to make my girlfriend want to give me a kiss," Anjimile said in a press statement. "We live about an hour apart, and I was just by myself thinking about her. Thinking about wanting a kiss. What could I do to get a kiss from my sweetheart? Write a song about it! Anyway, it worked."

"Conceptually a lot of the video was inspired by the themes of Tranquilizer itself, exploring themes of archiving and degradation," says Elliott. To create this heady balance of catalogued crumbing, Elliott and George devised a narrative surrounding a piece of software that's tasked with forecasting natural disasters, documenting and analysing values like wind speed and precipitation - "essentially a worst-case scenario machine", Elliot says.

Alicia Silverstone is Kyle Mooney's video vixen in his new Christmas single, "Mrs. Claus Is Getting Down." Not since her trilogy of Aerosmith videos has Silverstone been so nice about being naughty. In the music video, Silverstone's Mrs. Claus throws a party when the Big Man is out delivering presents. All the wintertime buds are there. But do not get it twisted: this is not an "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus"-style cuck fantasia. Mrs. Claus is just here to dance.

Rob Zombie has unleashed the scorching new song "Heathen Days" as the second single from his upcoming album, The Great Satan, set for release February 27th via Nuclear Blast Records. The hard-hitting industrial-metal track clocks in at just over two minutes, with a throwback sound recalling Zombie's early solo albums and work with White Zombie, along with some Ministry vibes, as well.

The Information Age has birthed the attention economy, an industry worth hundreds of billions of dollars anchored in keeping eyeballs firmly glued to screens, thus generating ad revenue. Every second spent clicking and scrolling through the trivial and/or sordid details of other people's lives, people that you will most likely never meet- celebrities, politicians, influencers- is another dollar in some already obscenely wealthy tech bro's wallet.

"Alan was the first person I ever sang in front of," said Perfume Genius in a statement. "We've played every single show together for 15 years. When we started, it was just him and I, perched on our keyboards at the front of the stage. I miss a lot of those older songs and how intense they could be with just the two of us. We're excited to go back there. We want to sing stripped-down versions of newer songs as well and write some new music altogether to play as a duo."

Florence + the Machine have revealed "Sympathy Magic," a new song off their upcoming album Everybody Scream. Florence Welch and co. stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to give the new track its television debut on Sunday night, and today, they've shared the song's official music video. Rather than the exorcism found in lead single "Everybody Scream," "Sympathy Magic," written and produced with Danny L. Harle and Aaron Dessner, takes on a more searching, empowering tone.

Carpenter dropped the music video for the second single from Man's Best Friend at the end of August. It featured Oscar-nominated Rustin and Sing Sing star Colman Domingo in Dr Frank-N-Furter-style drag and poked fun at men who give the absolute bare minimum in relationships, with Carpenter sensually cooing about how hot-and-bothered a lack of simple politeness and not doing household tasks, such as washing the dishes, leaves her.

With no lyrics, the nearly silent clip is set to a guitar instrumental that recalls his 2003 Crazy Horse track "Be the Rain." The video opens with coverage of the White House's East Wing demolition during the government shutdown before flashing a banner that reads, "The 1% ruins the world." It then cuts to footage of Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk on stage before displaying a tweet that reads, "The oligarchs gather & so starts the looting of America."

After their exhilarating opening act on Ed Sheeran's stadium tour last year, the band dives into a slightly deeper and darker soundscape with this release. Longtime fans will appreciate the familiar sonic elements reminiscent of their earlier hit "Discoteque." The result? An intricate tapestry of soulful synth-pop, rich with layers that invite listeners to explore the unknown and confront the often-avoided questions lurking in the shadows of our thoughts.

Chloe Trujillo, the wife of Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo, has released "As the Sky Is Falling Down" - the lead single from her forthcoming Rebirth EP, out in early 2026. Like her husband, Chloe also dabbles in a heavy sound. Here, she evokes a power-metal level of grandeur via her operatic vocals and surges of gained-up guitars and cacophonous percussion, while the spoken-word bit in the bridge wouldn't be out of place in an Iron Maiden song. The four-and-a-half minute track and EP were produced by Jake Carmona.

Redveil and Smino have come together for " Brown Sugar," their first collaborative track. Watch the single's new music video, directed by Tyler Shuler, below. Redveil produced "Brown Sugar," and it has additional keyboards, strings, and synthesizers by Johnny May, choir vocals led by Faith Carey, guitar by Keelan Walters, and additional vocals by Allayna O'Quinn. "Brown Sugar" follows Redveil's April single " Square One."

What she's doing really has nothing to do with her as an employee, as an NYC detective," a police union source told The New York Post at the time. "She's not wearing NYPD paraphernalia. Nothing in the video says she's a detective. If she is performing for money, if she has a side gig, the job would want to know about that. The member would be obligated to file an off-duty employment application. I would say nothing she does in the video is the department's business.

Yung Lean and Bladee have shared a new song. " Inferno " is the Swedish artists' latest collaboration, following their 2024 joint album . Watch the accompanying music video, directed by Gus Reichwald, below.

The video, produced and directed by Lance Bangs, opens with bandleader Karly Hartzman handing out flyers for a Wednesday concert, and it culminates with that backyard show. Watch the clip below. Bleeds is Wednesday's follow-up to . The band previewed the album with " Elderberry Wine," " Wound Up Here (By Holdin On)," " Pick Up That Knife," and " Bitter Everyday."

Charlotte Gainsbourg is back with her first new song in years. Blurry Moon, produced and arranged by SebastiAn, follows Gainsbourg 2018 EP, Take 2, and standout 2017 album, Rest. It comes with a music video directed by Saint Laurent's creative director, Anthony Vaccarello. The visual, co-produced by Saint Laurent and Because Music, finds Gainsbourg riding around in a nice car on Los Angeles' Mulholland Drive.

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"Lou Reed Was My Babysitter" is about "the joy in this dark music that Lou Reed made, and the beautiful conflict that it creates when you try and analyze it," Tweedy said in a statement. "And how it was such a positive force for so many people. 'My life was saved by rock'n'roll'-Lou Reed is saying the same thing. I was babysat by fucking Lou Reed, literally, in my bedroom as a 10-year-old, 12-year-old kid. His music was a more legitimate mentor to me than most of my teachers."

The L.A. band gets somber here, restraining its metalcore tendencies in favor of a more pop/R&B sound. A jittery breakbeat underlies the entire five-minute track as instruments and textures cascade in and out of the mix. The emotive singing of Noah Sebastian also remains a constant alongside the aforementioned breakbeat, and he keeps his voice tempered, never quite rising to a scream.

I'd really been feeling this stuff bubble up and talking about it a lot in therapy. We started writing the song, and I saw this TV performance of it [in my mind's eye], and it wasn't even finished. And in the performance I saw myself in jeans, no shirt. And I thought about how I would actually do that on TV. It wasn't a bra.