Hailing from Santiago, Chile, Latin Pop and Hip-Hop artist Ana Tijoux came to prominence through her collaboration with Mexican songstress Julieta Venegas in the radio hit "Eres Para Mí". Although her debut album, Kaos, brought Ana long overdue...
South Africa jazz house group Goldfish took their animated video style to a whole new level on "We Come Together." Now you'll feel like you're playing a nautical, Star Wars video game. And it's 1985.
Who Knew is a brand new band out of Iceland, but their shrieking tenor and wall-of-sound guitars guarantee them spot in the hipster mags. Their MV for "Sharpen the Knife" off their debut Bits and Pieces of a Major Spectacle is a mess of Christmas lights...
Is this an eye exam or a rave party? The Gang Gang Dance crew happily confuses viewers in “MindKilla,” a synthpop cut from Eye Contact. If the Rorschach-inspired images, the freaky pair of eyes, or the electric string chorus don't draw you in, maybe...
The heady, prolific Puerto Rican psych rocker Omar Rodriguez Lopez directed this disturbing video for "Asco Que Conmueve Los Puntos Erogenos" (or "disgust that can move erogenous zones") off his album...
Just try to stay seated while Aussie blonde bombshells Kito & Reija Lee drop signature dubstep beats, heavy bass, and an MV with enough levitation to make David Blaine jealous in "On the Jam" from their EP Sweet Talk.
It may be the adorable little boys’ outdoor adventures or the soft, lilting tones from Warsaw-based group Pustki, but after watching the sweet, nostalgic video for “Lugola,” you’ll definitely want to call your bestie. The 2011 SXSW Showcasing Artists...
Short but sweet, J Rocc's "Stay Fresh" pays homage to one of the world's most resilient countries -- Japan. The LA hip hop turntablist recently filmed this hopeful MV in the earthquake-ravaged country, and as it turns out, Japan is still smiling.
Portuguese quartet The Gift offers their best present yet with "RGB," using a sweet Bonnie and Clyde-style love story as illustration. This electropop track provides a sense of inquiry and urgency while keeping viewers at the edge of their seats -- with...
Aloe Blacc seems to be having fun for someone dying. "Loving You is Killing Me" from the California soul singer features infectious trumpets, throwback dance moves, and an adorable kid with an ascot. How could we feel sorry for him with an album title...
Tell Bruno Mars to watch his back -- Tyler, the Creator is coming for him. The Odd Future frontman makes a lot of angry threats, eats a live insect like a Survivor pro, and even curses out Jesus in “Yonkers,” a nihilistic hip hop single from his...
BoA has already made Asian headlines with this crazy "Eat You Up" single. From her upcoming album, Look Who's Talking, decide if you think the U.S. will be talking - or if this side of the world just eats popstars like her right up. Produced by...
Rain debuted under the management of JYP Entertainment in 2002 with the album title single “Bad Guy” and then was followed by a second hit called “Handshake.” Along with his musical talents, Rain’s popularity began to rise as he starred in several...
