Cologne’s Coma gets animated in “Hooooray,” a single from their aptly-titled Technicolor album. The completely animated music video reminds us of a children’s book with a watercolor palate, heavy line drawings and fun illustrations of a bright green...
Tosca, an Austrian electro duo, enters the darkness in “Jay Jay” from their sixth album Odeon. Rich, baritone vocals from vocalist J.J. Jones coats synth elements, tribal drums and mysterious, shadowy imagery – save for the rare glimpses of the band...
Ayah Marar, the queen of UK bass, presents us a leather-clad and immaculately produced warning in “Alive” from her debut album The Real. As the songstress gallivants in bad girl all-black-everything attire and a swooped bang, her pretty voice defies all...
Popstrangers, a New Zealand garage rock trio, goes on an underwater adventure in “What Else Could They Do.” The hooky and haunting grungy track is drenched in guitar riffs and cymbal clashes – along with projected, aquatic images that create great...
Poland’s Kamp! goes for the gold in “Melt.” The electro pop trio’s disco-tinged track, complete with heavy electro keyboard and swirls of synth, artfully illustrates a synchronized swim team’s big routine. Huge pool splashes and killer dance moves pair...
British electro producer Bonobo performs modern-day magic in “Cirrus,” a single from his upcoming album The North Borders. Old school 50s-era footage meets new school, repetitive stop motion animation as a series of uniform, almost-mechanical chimes,...
Brazil born and Brooklyn-based vocalist Zuzuka Poderosa reallyyy wants us to party, and we just HAVE to oblige. “Seda,” a cut from her Carioca Bass EP, transports us from Anywheresville, Boringland to...
Hey, what cold front? Kes the Band, a Trini pop group, induces our jealousy in “Tuesday on the Rocks.” The band emphasizes their message of partying hard by doing just that. Stir in vintage reggae-inspired production, lots of sunshine along with a bevy...
If we’re truly in our last days, Japan’s Jesse McFaddin (of nu metal trio Rize) would probably provide the penultimate swan song. “Access Violation” contains lots of pounding, hip-hoppy drums, electro guitar strums and black and white...
Table for two, please. “Fantasy” showcases MS MR, a New York City dreamy electro duo, shaking up Jamaica, Queens while dining in an old school diner and dancing with a rah rah cheer squad. Blue haired vocalist Lizzy Plapinger exercises her vocal chords...
Uruguay-Argentina crew Bajofondo is back after a six-year hiatus with their new album Presente, and this time, they're taking the electro-tango sound that made them famous to new, pixelated heights. Their new single "Pide Piso" is another...
England’s Rudimental tells the story of two brothers in “Not Giving In.” The video, set in the Philippines, involves lots of high-octane drum & bass, some surprise blurts of trumpet, and vocal help from...
What would Valentine’s Day be without a lovey-dovey music video? Rhye, a Los Angeles-based soul duo, gets sensual in “Open” from Woman. A young, attractive pair partakes in vacation-time canoodling while dealing with common couple insecurities as...
