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NEW MUSIC

New Music Videos (Legends & Superstars) – N°471

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The Weeknd’s *Hurry Up Tomorrow*, closing his trilogy after *After Hours* and *Dawn FM*, explores death and rebirth with collaborations from Playboi Carti and Anitta. FKA Twigs’ “Striptease” from *EUSEXUA* blends shadowy synth-pop with sensual lyrics, reflecting her signature experimental style.

Kygo and OneRepublic reunite on “Chasing Paradise,” combining tropical house with emotive vocals, while Lisa Gerrard’s remastered “In Exile” reintroduces her haunting contralto and cinematic legacy.

Updated : Jan 18,2025

New Music Videos (Ladies Only) – N°473

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Carmen de la Salciua’s “Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris” blends Romanian folklore with modern pop, highlighting her evocative storytelling seen in hits like “Indragostit.” Ava Peace’s EP *London* showcases her Afrobeat style, featuring collaborations with Spice Diana and Mudra D Viral. Freya Skye’s “Can’t Fake It” offers sharp vocals and sleek production, following her rise from Junior Eurovision success.

Miki Duplay’s “Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion” delivers a noir-infused indie pop sound, while Emma Drobná’s “Vo Vlnách” pairs Slovak pop with live instrumentation. Jennie’s “Zen” marks a major solo step post-BLACKPINK, while Kristii’s “Party” brings high-energy flair with Scott Storch’s production. Tokyo’s “SCAPPA” and Nej’s “Irréel 2” continue their momentum in the Italian and French music scenes.

Hard & Metal New Music Videos – N°266

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Killswitch Engage’s “I Believe” continues their legacy of introspective metalcore, exploring hope and resilience, while Nemophila’s “Just Do It!” brings fierce energy to their growing discography. Rise Against returns with “Nod,” blending melodic punk and hardcore grit, reflecting themes of unity and frustration.

Eluveitie’s “The Prodigal Ones” fuses folk traditions with metal, and Bleed From Within’s “A Hope In Hell” offers intense riffs ahead of their album *Zenith*. Whitechapel’s “Hymns in Dissonance” delivers their signature deathcore precision, while Tommee Profitt and Our Last Night’s “Spiral” blends cinematic depth with metalcore ferocity.

Updated : Jan 17,2025

Hip-Hop & Soul New Music Videos – N°493

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Travis Scott’s “4X4” blends frenetic trap energy with a live marching band sample, emphasizing luxury and confidence, while Larry June’s “I Ain’t Stoppin” delivers introspective reflections on growth and perseverance. Richie Rich’s “We Different” marks his return with Bay Area legends E-40 and V. White, reflecting on evolution and loyalty.

Skippa’s “Convoy” fuses traditional dancehall with modern flair, and Central Cee’s “Limitless” cements his UK rap dominance. BossMan Dlow and French Montana’s “Mo Chicken” revels in indulgence, while NLE Choppa’s “444” showcases his rapid-fire delivery and signature intensity.

Updated : Jan 23,2025

New Music Videos (African) – N°472

Mbosso’s “Kupenda” delivers heartfelt Bongo Flava melodies, continuing his streak of love-inspired hits. D-One and Mico The Best blend Afrobeat rhythms on “Cutamba,” while CKay’s “Addicted” fuses highlife with his signature Afrobeat style. Pallaso’s “Bagezi Boka” mixes Ugandan heritage with global sounds, and Jeremy Loops’ “Coming Home” combines folk-pop with Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s Zulu harmonies.

Rena’s “Daddy” highlights her evolving Congolese pop sound, featuring collaborations with artists like Gaz Mawete. Dowel King’s “En Un Mundo” reflects his Dominican roots through rap and hip-hop, while J Balvin’s “Rio” honors his son with an intimate visual debut at the LVMH Gala. Meanwhile, Micro TDH’s “Girasol” mixes Latin beats with his signature fusion of trap and R&B, enriching his diverse

New Music Videos (Latin) – N°470

J Balvin’s “Rio” is a heartfelt tribute to his son, blending intimate family moments with reflective lyrics and debuting at the LVMH Charity Gala. Micro TDH’s “Girasol” showcases his fusion of trap, jazz, and Latin beats, adding to his diverse catalog with hits like “Te Vi.” Dowel King’s “En Un Mundo” brings gritty Dominican rap energy, continuing his streak of impactful releases.

Alejandro Sanz and Grupo Frontera’s “Hoy No Me Siento Bien” merges pop with regional Mexican sounds, tackling themes of vulnerability. Charles Ans explores introspection with “Circe / Ojos Tristes,” blending hip-hop, reggae, and R&B influences. Each track brings a unique touch to the evolving global music landscape.

Updated : Jan 19,2025

‘L’Amour Toujours’ New Music Videos – N°710

Corona’s "Classy" highlights his lyrical prowess in Balkan hip-hop, continuing his streak of urban anthems like "Gad" and "Sicilija." Anas Juulo’s "Cocaina," featuring Natasha Marie, explores love’s obsessive allure with a sultry, minimalist sound.

Chako’s "Lonely" captures themes of isolation with his signature melodic style, while Chiboo’s "Okipe" solidifies his evolving presence in Rwandan music with rhythmic storytelling.

Updated : Jan 20,2025

New Music Videos (louder) – N°459

GOT7’s "Python" headlines their *Winter Heptagon* EP, blending hip-hop with pop melodies and topping South Korea’s Genie chart. R Nait’s "Tension" weaves Punjabi storytelling with contemporary flair, staying true to his raw, authentic style.

M. Pokora’s "Éclipse" merges futuristic visuals with his signature pop sound, while Hande Yener’s "Sahipsiz" pairs Turkish pop with Lil Zey’s rap for a genre-blending collaboration.

Updated : Jan 18,2025

‘Music For The Dancers’ New Music Videos – N°672

Tribbs, Ardo, Jake Alva, and Diiya’s "W Moim Ogródecku" blends Polish folk with electronic beats, inspired by Rokiczanka’s classic rendition. Jake Alva’s techno-driven collaborations enjoy support from top DJs like R3hab and Hardwell, expanding his reach.

Mat King’s "DANCEHALL KA BAD REPRESENTER" with Ti Yohan and Da'Bros G brings bold dancehall vibes, while L'Allemand’s "Gestapo" delivers raw storytelling rooted in his Lyon upbringing. Berdianas Unidas’ "Dam Bu Amor" merges Cabo Verdean batuku with modern production.

Updated : Jan 21,2025

Hip-Hop & Soul New Music Videos – N°492

Joey Bada$$'s "Sorry Not Sorry" asserts his East Coast dominance with sharp lyricism and jazz-infused beats by Conductor Williams. Saamou Skuu’s "Hypé" taps into French Drill energy, reflecting his Place des Fêtes roots and collaborations with Zeu and La F.

YZERR’s "Million Road" cements his influence post-BAD HOP’s Tokyo Dome farewell, while Finesse2Tymes’ "Outta My Mind" with Skilla Baby blends raw Memphis storytelling with gritty authenticity.

Updated : Jan 21,2025

Animated New Music Videos – N°133

Rajah Wild’s "Planet To Planet" blends dancehall energy with nightlife themes, backed by Cash Code Records. Jethro Tull’s "Curious Ruminant" merges rock and folk in a preview of their new album. Narvent’s "Strange Memory" expands his electronic sound, continuing his narrative-driven style.

Rilès’ "Save My Mind" teases his album *Survival Mode* with his signature DIY approach. ReoNa’s "Debris" connects anisong with gaming culture, and The Knocks’ "Keynote" delivers upbeat electronic vibes with Dragonette.

Updated : Jan 20,2025

NEW TRENDS

Bi-Weekly Music Chart Highlights: Top 20 Tracks Across 15 Genres Jan 9,2025 edition

Explore this week's music charts across 15 genres, from Alt Z and Metalcore to Nigerian Pop and Urbano Latino. Discover new entries like Rosé & Bruno Mars’ “Apt.” and Shakira’s “Soltera,” while chart-toppers such as Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” and Sevdaliza’s “Alibi” maintain their reign. Fresh tracks like Melanie Martinez’s “Tunnel Vision” and Spiritbox’s “Circle With Me” inject diverse sonic textures into evolving landscapes. Each genre showcases a dynamic mix of innovation and enduring favorites.

Most Famous 2020s Art Pop from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore the top 20 Art Pop tracks, featuring genre-blending artists like Charli XCX, Aurora, Billie Eilish, Sevdaliza, and FKA Twigs. This collection provides insights into their innovative music production, themes, and visual storytelling that redefine the contemporary Art Pop landscape.

Added in the past two weeks: Lady Gaga's "Disease."

Most Famous 2020s Alternative Metal from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Discover 20 trending alternative metal tracks, blending metalcore, rap, and electronic elements. This list features key releases and collaborations, with song insights on themes and production, spotlighting artists like Slipknot, Five Finger Death Punch, and Within Temptation.

Added in the past two weeks: Linkin Park's "Over Each Other."

Most Famous 2020s Urbano Latino from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Discover 20 trending Urbano Latino hits, featuring reggaetón, Latin trap, and top artists. This list includes production insights, themes, and collaborations with leading names like Karol G, Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, Anuel AA, J Balvin, and Rosalía.

Added in the past two weeks: Shakira's "Soltera . Cris Mj, Floyymenor, Louki's "Después De La Una . Myke Towers & Benny Blanco's "Degenere . Beéle's "Frente Al Mar . Luck Ra & Khea's "Hola Perdida."

Most Famous 2020s POV: Indie from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 latest indie hits. This collection features unique, emotive tracks and genre-blending by top artists, including Glass Animals, Conan Gray, Hozier, Mitski, and Twenty One Pilots, with insights into their themes, production, and creative narratives.

Added in the past two weeks: Tom Cardy's "Transcendental Cha Cha Cha . Twenty One Pilots' "The Hype . Rare Americans' "Brittle Bones Nicky 3 . Twenty One Pilots' "Backslide."

Most Famous 2020s Alternative R&B from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 top alternative R&B tracks, showcasing genre-bending hits and collaborations. This list includes notable songs from artists like Tinashe, Sevdaliza, Victoria Monét, Lucky Daye, and Ari Lennox, with insights into production, themes, and unique musical styles.

Added in the past two weeks: Sevdaliza's "No Me Cansare (w/ Karol G) . Doechii's "Alter Ego (w/ Jt) . Sir's "Nothing Even Matters."

Most Famous 2020s Alt Z from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 popular Alt Z tracks. This list features genre-crossing artists like Tate McRae, Faouzia, Sam Smith, Sub Urban, and Melanie Martinez. Each entry highlights unique blends of pop, indie, and electronic influences, with production and theme details for each song.

Added in the past two weeks: Melanie Martinez's "Tunnel Vision . Ashe's "Till Forever Falls Apart."

Most Famous 2020s American Hip-Hop from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Featuring 20 of the most popular American hip-hop tracks from the 2020s, this collection includes songs by Future, Eminem, Lil Nas X, Travis Scott, and GloRilla. Each track reflects hip-hop's evolving themes and production styles, from trap beats to experimental sounds, underscoring the genre's continuing impact.

Added in the past two weeks: Glorilla's "Whatchu Kno About Me (w/ Sexyy Red) . Rod Wave's "25 . Juice Wrld's "Wishing Well."

Most Famous 2020s Country Music songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

This collection of 20 popular 2020s country music tracks includes songs by Luke Combs, Bailey Zimmerman, HARDY, Cody Johnson, and Morgan Wallen. Each track combines modern country elements with traditional storytelling and themes, showcasing the genre’s evolving sound and broad appeal.

Added in the past two weeks: Tyler Braden's "Devil You Know . James Johnston & Appel's "Country Is For Me."

Most Famous 2020s Asian Pop songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

In this curated selection of 20 popular 2020s Asian pop tracks, each track blends regional influences with global production styles. These songs reflect the evolving presence of Asian pop in the global music scene over the past 90 days.

Added in the past two weeks: Rosé & Bruno Mars' "Apt. . Aespa, 에스파's "Whiplash . Jennie's "Mantra . Shanti Dope's "Highschool . G-Dragon's "Power . Babymonster's "Clik Clak."

Most Famous 2020s East & South African Music songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

This list of 20 trending East and South African music track showcases genres like afropop, amapiano, and bongo flava. This collection highlights the vibrant and diverse musical styles shaping the East and South African music scene over the last 90 days.

Added in the past two weeks: Pabi Cooper, Focalistic & Thebuu's "Pabi Jo (w/ Lajere & And Dj Dadaman) . Iyanii & Cedo's "Kifo Cha Mende (w/ Mwanaa, Vijana Barubaru) . Dlala Thukzin, Funky Qla, Zee Nxumalo's "Ama Gear (w/ Mk Productions) . Savara's "Show You Off."

Most Famous Modern Dancehall Songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 top modern dancehall tracks, featuring vibrant rhythms and unique styles. This collection includes popular releases by artists like Shenseea, Koffee, Popcaan, Chronic Law, and Tommy Lee Sparta, with insights into production, themes, and collaborations.

Added in the past two weeks: Greeicy, Jay Wheeler's "¿Qué Te Pasó? . Squash's "Get Up . Teejay's "Never Complain (w/ Masicka) . Likkle Addi, Vybz Kartel's "M.O.T.M ."

Most Famous 2020s Metalcore Songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 popular metalcore songs. This list features dynamic releases from artists like Bring Me The Horizon, Wage War, Fit For A King, Babymetal, and Spiritbox, showcasing genre blends and powerful themes with details on production, lyrics, and collaborations.

Added in the past two weeks: Spiritbox's "Circle With Me (w/ Tatiana Shmayluk)."

10 Emerging Artists and Notable Returns, updated on Dec 21, 2024

From rising stars like Lola Young and Najeeriii to the much-anticipated return of Linkin Park, this list celebrates emerging talents and notable contributions. Featuring Andrea Bocelli, Didine Canon 16, Danheim, The Dead Daisies, Yoa, Chris Stapleton, and Darkoo, these artists are capturing attention across genres.

VINTAGE TRENDS

Most Trending Vintage Songs: Top 20 Tracks Across 29 Genres, Dec 31 2024 edition

Every month, our “Most Trending Vintage Songs” series highlights the vintage tracks experiencing the highest engagement growth over the last six months. Covering 29 genres from the 80s to the 2010s, these charts showcase rising hits, enduring favorites, and exciting new entries, offering insights into evolving listener preferences and the potential revival of classic genres.

Most Trending 2010s Trap Hits from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Trap’s rise in the 2010s is captured in 20 tracks by Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, and Wiz Khalifa. Each song combines hip-hop beats with electronic influences, marked by rhythmic intensity and heavy basslines. This collection captures the sound that brought trap music into mainstream popularity, reflecting its evolution and cultural impact.

Added in the past month: Summer Walker's "Stretch You Out."

Most Trending Nu Metal Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Take a look at 20 trending nu-metal tracks, including songs by Linkin Park, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, Disturbed, and Korn. Each track combines heavy guitar riffs, syncopated rhythms, and elements of hip-hop and grunge, highlighting the genre's intense style and lyrical themes. This selection reflects nu-metal's distinct sound that gained widespread popularity in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Added in the past month: Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong."

Most Trending Post-Punk Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

This list of 20 trending post-punk tracks features songs by Joy Division, Talking Heads, The Smiths, New Order, and The Psychedelic Furs. Each track reflects the genre’s characteristic fusion of punk energy with elements like funk, dub, and experimental sounds, showcasing post-punk’s distinctive role in expanding rock music's boundaries and its influence in recent trends.

Added in the past month: The Fall's "There's a Ghost in My House."

Most Trending Vintage Power Pop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Showcasing top vintage power pop tracks, this selection includes artists like The Who, Cheap Trick, XTC, Dinosaur Jr., and The Cars. Each track features catchy melodies, tight harmonies, and energetic guitar riffs that define power pop, offering a clear view into the sounds that made the genre impactful across generations and continue to influence music today.

Most Trending Art Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Presenting 20 trending art rock tracks, this list includes songs by Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, XTC, and Todd Rundgren. Each track showcases the genre's experimental approach, blending rock with eclectic musical elements and unconventional structures, highlighting the innovative sounds that have defined art rock and its influence across music eras.

Added in the past month: Bing Crosby's "Peace On Earth / Little Drummer Boy."

Most Trending Eurodance Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Highlighting top Eurodance tracks, this list includes hits from Dr. Alban, Scooter, Urban Cookie Collective, Haddaway, and Technotronic. Each track showcases Eurodance’s signature blend of high-energy beats, powerful synths, and catchy hooks, reflecting the genre's 90s club appeal. These songs emphasize rhythmic intensity and electronic layering, capturing the sound that energized dancefloors.

Added in the past month: Dr Alban's "Look Who´s Talking."

Most Trending Heartland Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Take a closer look at top heartland rock tracks with this list featuring songs from Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams, Don Henley, Cheap Trick, and the Eagles. Each track embodies the genre’s themes of working-class life, small-town stories, and blue-collar resilience, with a sound rooted in rock and folk influences that resonated across the American Midwest and beyond, shaping a distinct musical era.

Added in the past month: Bryan Adams' "Christmas Time . Joe Cocker's "Don't You Love Me Anymore?."

Most Trending Post-Grunge Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

This post-grunge collection features songs from Linkin Park, Hoobastank, Foo Fighters, Candlebox, and The Used. Each track reflects the genre’s blend of alternative rock and grunge with a more polished, radio-friendly approach. Emphasizing powerful vocals, emotive lyrics, and layered guitar work, this list captures the evolution of post-grunge in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Added in the past month: Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong."

Most Trending New Jack Swing Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring popular New Jack Swing tracks, this list highlights songs from Blackstreet, Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men, Milli Vanilli, and Tevin Campbell. Each entry emphasizes the genre's combination of R&B and hip-hop elements, marked by upbeat rhythms and smooth vocal arrangements, capturing the energetic sound that defined late 80s and early 90s music trends.

Most Trending Big Beat from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover the 20 top-ranking Big Beat tracks from the past six months on RadioVideo.Music. This selection showcases legendary hits with high engagement from artists like The Prodigy, Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, Armand Van Helden, and Utah Saints. Discover classic beats and unique soundscapes, with each track offering a blend of iconic samples, energetic rhythms, and memorable themes.

Added in the past month: Fatboy Slim's "Demons (w/ Macy Gray) . Death In Vegas' "Aisha."

Most Trending 80s New Wave Pop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover 20 popular 80s new wave pop tracks, including songs by a-ha, Cyndi Lauper, The Human League, Eurythmics, and Duran Duran. Each track combines catchy melodies, electronic elements, and a polished pop-rock style that defined the new wave era. The collection highlights the genre's influence on 80s pop culture and its lasting appeal in music trends.

Most Trending 2000s Garage Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Check out the 20 most trending 2000s garage rock hits, including songs by The White Stripes, The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Raconteurs. This curated list highlights the most engaging garage rock tracks of the past six months, featuring classics with unique backstories and impressive musical milestones that continue to captivate rock enthusiasts.

Added in the past month: The Raconteurs' "Hands . The 5.6.7.8's' "I'm Blue."

Most Trending Trip Hop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Find a curated list of 20 trending trip-hop tracks featuring songs by Massive Attack, Portishead, Thievery Corporation, Faithless, and Olive. Each track blends hip-hop, reggae, and electronic elements with atmospheric beats, capturing the genre’s dark, layered soundscapes. This selection provides a look into the defining qualities of trip-hop that continue to shape the genre's unique identity.

Added in the past month: Morcheeba's "Otherwise."

Most Trending Britpop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring the influence of Britpop, this collection offers 20 tracks from Oasis, Blur, Primal Scream, Edwyn Collins, and Cast. Each entry captures key elements of 90s British rock, emphasizing themes of nostalgia, rebellion, and cultural identity, providing insight into the sounds that defined an era in British music.

Added in the past month: Primal Scream's "Loaded."

Most Trending Gangster Rap Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring 20 popular gangster rap tracks, this list includes songs by 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and Mase. Each track captures the genre's raw lyricism and street themes, driven by rhythmic beats and impactful storytelling. This collection provides insight into the sounds and styles that defined gangster rap, influencing hip-hop culture across decades.

Added in the past month: 2Pac's "Runnin' (w/ The Notorious B.I.G.)."

Most Trending 80s Glam Metal Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Showcasing 20 glam metal tracks, this list includes songs by Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Guns N’ Roses, Asia, and Cheap Trick. Each entry emphasizes the genre's signature mix of flashy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and energetic stage presence that defined 80s rock. The collection highlights tracks that capture the high-energy, theatrical style of glam metal’s peak era.

Added in the past month: Alice Cooper's " The Man Behind the Mask."

Most Trending R&B Hits from the 2010s from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Covering the biggest R&B hits of the 2010s, this list includes 20 songs by Fifth Harmony, Jason Derulo, Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, and David Guetta. Each entry showcases the decade's unique blend of soulful melodies, rhythmic beats, and contemporary influences, offering insights into the tracks that dominated charts and social media, capturing the essence of modern R&B.

Most Trending 90s Mellow Gold Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover 20 mellow gold tracks from the 90s, featuring songs by Bryan Adams, Bruce Springsteen, George Michael, Heart, and Paul McCartney. Each track embodies the genre’s smooth, melodic qualities, with easy-listening melodies and sentimental lyrics, offering a look into the sounds that defined mellow gold’s place in 90s rock and pop.

Most Trending Neo-Mellow Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Explore popular neo-mellow tracks, this selection features 20 songs from artists like Passenger, James Blunt, Eminem with Dido, Keane, and Jack Johnson. Each track blends acoustic, folk, and pop influences, emphasizing melodic appeal and introspective themes. This collection captures the authenticity and listener connection central to neo-mellow, showcasing its resonance over recent months.

Added in the past month: David Gray's "The One I Love."

Most Trending Old School Hip Hop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring 20 old school hip hop tracks, this list includes songs by Salt-N-Pepa, Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and Grandmaster Melle Mel. Each track highlights the foundational sounds of hip hop, blending rhythmic beats, sampling, and impactful storytelling, capturing the style that established hip hop as a cultural force in the 80s and 90s.

Added in the past month: Run DMC's "Ghostbusters."

Most Trending Post-Disco Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Highlighting 20 top post-disco tracks, this collection features The S.O.S. Band, Shakatak, Cheryl Lynn, Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch, and The Brothers Johnson. Each entry showcases the genre’s blend of funk, R&B, and electronic elements, underscoring the rhythm-driven beats and innovative production that defined post-disco, shaping club scenes and music trends in the 80s and 90s.

Added in the past month: Shalamar's "Take That To The Bank . Howard Johnson's "So Fine."

Most Trending Boy Bands Retro Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Relive 20 retro boy band tracks with songs from One Direction, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, New Kids on the Block, and Boyz II Men. Each track showcases signature harmonies, catchy hooks, and pop-driven melodies that defined the boy band sound, illustrating the genre's enduring popularity and influence from the 80s through the early 2000s.

Added in the past month: East 17's "Stay Another Day."

Most Trending Indie Rock Retro Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

This collection of 20 trending indie rock retro tracks includes songs by Mono, Gerry Cinnamon, Fat Les, LCD Soundsystem, and Arctic Monkeys. Each track showcases the genre's blend of alternative rock elements, DIY ethos, and introspective themes. This selection highlights the defining sounds of indie rock that gained traction in recent months, capturing its unique musical identity.

Most Trending Yacht Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Take in 20 essential yacht rock tracks from artists like Toto, Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Billy Ocean, and the Eagles. This collection covers smooth, melodic sounds with layered vocals, relaxed tempos, and polished production. Each entry captures the genre's defining blend of soft rock, soul, and pop elements that resonated in 80s playlists and continue to appeal to fans today.

Added in the past month: James Ingram's "Yah Mo B There."

Most Trending Pop Dance Hits from the 2000s and 2010s from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover 20 pop dance hits from the 2000s and 2010s, including tracks by Avicii, David Guetta, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and Martin Garrix. Each song combines infectious pop melodies with driving electronic beats, reflecting the genre's appeal in global club culture. The collection highlights the era’s fusion of pop hooks and dancefloor energy, showcasing chart-topping tracks.

Added in the past month: Mr Probz's "Waves."

Most Trending Diva House Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Presenting key diva house tracks, this selection includes artists like La Bouche, CeCe Peniston, SNAP!, Whigfield, and Urban Cookie Collective. Each track combines powerful vocals with house beats and electronic influences, emphasizing rhythmic grooves and vibrant energy that defined diva house. This list covers popular tracks that shaped 90s dance floors and continue to engage audiences.

Added in the past month: SNAP!'s "The First the Last Eternity ."

NOSTALGIA

Hip-Hop & Soul N°449 – 2010s Music Videos

Swarmz and Tion Wayne blend UK rap and drill on "Bally," balancing gritty beats, streetwise lyrics, and mainstream polish, while Kendrick Lamar’s "Backseat Freestyle" delivers booming ambition on a Hit-Boy beat. J. Cole’s introspective "4 Your Eyez Only" contrasts with Sage the Gemini’s bass-heavy "Gas Pedal," a viral dance hit. Kid Ink’s "Hotel" teams with Chris Brown for a nightlife anthem, and "My Life" unites 50 Cent, Eminem, and Adam Levine for a moody reflection on fame. Skepta’s pop-inflected "Cross My Heart" pairs grime with commercial appeal, and Diddy – Dirty Money’s "Coming Home" combines melancholy storytelling with Skylar Grey’s haunting hook.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°317 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Lady Sovereign’s cheeky "Love Me or Hate Me" blends grime and hip-hop with swaggering individuality, while Fall Out Boy’s "America’s Suitehearts" critiques celebrity culture through pop-rock hooks and surreal visuals. Feeder’s "Buck Rogers" brings unpretentious fun with its quirky Brit-rock charm, and Evanescence’s "Lithium" dives into emotional tension with piano-driven melancholia. White Lies’ brooding "To Lose My Life" mixes sleek instrumentation with existential lyrics, and Kasabian’s jagged "Processed Beats" pairs edgy rhythms with electronic undercurrents. Meanwhile, The All-American Rejects’ "Gives You Hell" turns spite into a gleeful anthem, and Badly Drawn Boy’s introspective "Born Again" crafts layered alt-rock with retro-futurist vibes.

‘Look Ma, No Mike!’ N°7 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Del Amitri weaves wistful introspection with jangling guitars in "When You Were Young," while Belly’s jangly "Feed the Tree" blends cryptic lyrics and Tanya Donelly’s haunting vocals. Kenickie’s raucous "In Your Car" channels youthful chaos, and Oasis’s orchestral "Whatever" offers swagger with layered strings. Gloria Estefan’s heartfelt "Coming Out of the Dark" and 3 Colours Red’s gritty "Nuclear Holiday" both bring raw emotion, while Moodswings featuring Chrissie Hynde shine with the ambient depth of "Spiritual High."

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°105 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Vanilla Ice’s "Ice Ice Baby" rides its Queen bassline into hip-hop-pop history, while Jamiroquai’s "Space Cowboy" mixes funk with introspection. Soul II Soul’s "Get A Life" fuses reggae and R&B, and Byron Stingily’s cover of "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" blends disco nostalgia with house grooves. Tracks like Orbital’s ominous "Satan" and Stereo MC’s funky "Step It Up" carry their eras’ eclectic sounds.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°608 – 2010s Music Videos

Kelly Rowland’s “Down for Whatever” charges into Eurodance, blending brazen beats with carefree vibes, while Lady Gaga’s “The Edge of Glory” walks the line between emotional depth and ‘80s nostalgia, powered by Clarence Clemons’ saxophone. Jonas Blue’s rework of “Fast Car” transforms Tracy Chapman’s grit into neon-lit EDM. Flo Rida’s “Wild Ones,” with Sia’s bittersweet chorus, chases hedonistic highs, and Pitbull’s “International Love” pairs Chris Brown’s hooks with global bravado. Kylie Minogue’s “Dancing” melds country twang with glossy electronica, while Khalid’s introspective “Silence” finds balance in Marshmello’s sleek production.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°104 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Jennifer Lopez keeps it real with "Jenny from the Block," blending Bronx pride with diamond-draped swagger, while Shakira’s "Hips Don’t Lie" bursts with global rhythms and undeniable movement. Madonna’s "Music" fuses disco with futurism, and Eric Prydz’s "Call on Me" modernizes nostalgia with an aerobics twist. Armand Van Helden’s "My My My" and Hatiras’ "Spaced Invader" bring infectious energy to the club scene, balancing catchy beats with playful visuals.

Hip-Hop & Soul N°408 – 2010s Music Videos

Kanye West’s “Gold Digger” stands tall with its Ray Charles-inspired hook and playful critique of materialism, while J Hus’s “Bouff Daddy” fuses Afroswing with grime for effortless charm. Drake’s “God’s Plan” pairs trap beats with feel-good philanthropy, and Bryson Tiller’s intimate “Don’t” redefined R&B with its lo-fi edge. AJ Tracey’s experimental “Psych Out!” mixes UK rap with genre-blending production, and Mustard’s “Pure Water” with Migos channels brash energy for party-ready appeal. Tracks like Fredo and Not3s’ “YRF” boast gritty yet smooth collaboration, while Dappy’s introspective “No Regrets” elevates UK hip hop with anthemic layers.

‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°301 – Vintage 80s Music Videos

Sarah Brightman’s ethereal "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" balances operatic skill with pop appeal, a tender lament from *Phantom of the Opera*. Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson’s harmonious "I Know Him So Well" from *Chess* adds emotional depth to a love triangle, while Debbie Gibson’s "Lost in Your Eyes" captures heartfelt simplicity amid '80s chart clutter. Diana Ross gives a nostalgic twist to "Why Do Fools Fall in Love," merging doo-wop charm with polished production. Meanwhile, Angry Anderson’s "Suddenly" trades rock grit for a ballad etched into pop culture, and Eurythmics’ "The Miracle of Love" showcases Annie Lennox’s vocal strength with piano-driven vulnerability. Rosie Vela’s smooth "Magic Smile," with Steely Dan’s finesse, contrasts with John Parr’s rebellious "Naughty…

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°535 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

The Zutons’ "Pressure Point" merges chaotic energy and sax-infused grooves, its anxious vibe elevated by quirky production. Kings of Leon bring raw defiance with "Four Kicks," a snarling Southern rock blast. Feeder’s "Just the Way I’m Feeling" offers poignant alt-rock introspection, while Elton John’s "This Train Don’t Stop There Anymore" strips back to piano-driven melancholy. Everlast’s "Black Jesus" and Keane’s "A Bad Dream" lean into reflective storytelling, blending grit and moody atmospheres. Meanwhile, Sons and Daughters’ jagged "Darling" and The Wildhearts’ volatile "Stormy in the North, Karma in the South" channel unpolished intensity into memorable alt-rock punches.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°520 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Cartouche’s "Feel The Groove" bumps with ’90s Eurodance energy, while Erik’s rework of "Got To Be Real" swaps disco grit for club gloss. Thompson Twins’ "The Saint" balances late-career experimentation, and Ween’s "Voodoo Lady" stirs funk and psychedelia with live jam flare. Girlfriend’s “Take It from Me” offers polished pop sweetness, and Westbam’s "Hold Me Back" keeps Berlin’s late-’80s techno spirit alive.

PORTRAITS

FOCUS

Singing With Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys shines across diverse tracks, from the emotional weight of "If I Ain’t Got You," blending seamlessly with John Mayer's "Gravity" in live medleys, to her stirring duet with Brandi Carlile on "A Beautiful Noise," a piano-driven call for change. Andra Day’s "Rise Up" and Stevie Wonder’s "Higher Ground" reimagine resilience and introspection, while Keys’ collaborations—like Eve’s "Gangsta Lovin’" and her performance with Angelique Kidjo on "Afrika"—fuse genres with effortless chemistry. Jack White and Keys bring raw, edgy energy to the Bond theme "Another Way to Die," and her empowering "Superwoman" affirms strength across all fronts.

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Anita Baker’s silky “Sweet Love” glides on elegant restraint, while Eddie Floyd’s “Knock on Wood” thunders with raw urgency. Curtis Mayfield’s tender “The Makings of You” whispers timeless intimacy, and D’Angelo’s haunting “Devil’s Pie” critiques materialism with hypnotic beats. Sharon Jones’ “My Man Is a Mean Man” revives analog grit, and Janet Jackson’s “Control” is an assertive anthem of independence.

This week In Jazz Legends 04/52

Wes Montgomery’s “West Coast Blues” showcases his inventive thumb-picked technique and octave work, supported by Tommy Flanagan’s piano and Percy Heath’s bass, while Benny Golson’s take on “Take The A Train” blends respect for tradition with a fresh swing. Freddie Hubbard’s “Red Clay” leans into groovy jazz fusion, anchored by Ron Carter’s bass and Herbie Hancock’s electric piano. Rahsaan Roland Kirk’s “Seasons” packs layered improvisations, balancing chaos and thoughtfulness, while Joe Lovano’s “Sounds of Joy” offers playful unpredictability within a minimalist trio. Sonny Rollins’ “Alfie’s Theme” merges cinematic flair with jazz brilliance, and Lenny White’s “Wolfbane” grooves through controlled fusion. Michael Brecker’s “Broadband” bursts with layered orchestral energy, while the SFJAZZ…

This week In Guitar Virtuosi 04/52

Pat Metheny reshapes Carly Simon's "That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be" into a tender baritone guitar instrumental, while John Fahey’s “Old Southern Medley” weaves Americana with subversive nuance. Paco de Lucía’s “Antonia (Buleria Por Solea)” balances flamenco tradition with modern flair, and Tommy Emmanuel’s "Eva Waits" blends delicate fingerpicking with cinematic tension. Eddie Van Halen’s iconic "Eruption" redefined guitar solos, and Yngwie Malmsteen’s virtuosic "Far Beyond the Sun" revels in neoclassical theatrics. Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Riviera Paradise” offers a jazz-tinged reprieve, while Joe Bonamassa’s “Never Give All Your Heart” delivers polished blues-rock. Shawn Lane’s "Improvisation 2" channels chaotic brilliance, and Charlie Hunter’s “Untitled Improvisation #2”…

This week In ‘Hard & Metal Throwback’ 03/52

AC/DC’s fiery "That’s the Way I Wanna Rock 'n' Roll" captures raw energy with relentless riffing, while Iron Maiden’s "Wrathchild" channels early punk-metal grit through snarling guitars. Faith No More’s experimental "The Crab Song" blends funk, metal, and melancholy, while Ozzy Osbourne’s "Crazy Train" races forward with Randy Rhoads’ iconic guitar work. Metallica’s pounding "Sad But True" lumbers with drop-tuned menace, and Guns N’ Roses’ poignant "Civil War" critiques humanity’s conflicts with stark lyricism and a building intensity. Deftones’ visceral "Engine No. 9" erupts with abrasive riffs and unhinged vocals, Korn’s "Did My Time" seethes with nu-metal anguish, and KISS powers up with the glam anthem "Heaven’s On Fire." Each track, unique in tone, showcases its band’s defining…

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Roger Waters and Eric Clapton strip down Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" for a poignant Tsunami Aid performance, weaving nostalgia with sincerity, while Brandi Carlile channels Chris Cornell’s spirit in an emotionally charged live version of "Like a Stone." Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa pour raw intensity into "I'd Rather Go Blind," and Joe Perry, Slash, and Johnny Depp crank "Train Kept A Rollin’" into a thunderous rock spectacle. Meanwhile, "Lindeza," with Ryuichi Sakamoto and Caetano Veloso, whispers understated beauty, and "Sing the Truth" unites Angélique Kidjo, Dianne Reeves, and Lizz Wright in a powerful reimagining of iconic women's songs.

This week In Soul Artists 03/52

Etta James’ fiery vocals never touched Wilson Pickett's groove-laden "In the Midnight Hour," despite myths of a collaboration with B.B. King and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Wilson Pickett’s gritty delivery also powered "Mustang Sally," born from Mack Rice’s pen. Aretha Franklin’s heartache-infused "Call Me" turned a casual farewell into an emotional anthem, while Sade’s "Paradise" stayed cool and restrained. Parliament’s funky "Do That Stuff" thrived on eccentricity, and Jackie Wilson dazzled with the heartfelt swing of "That’s Why (I Love You So)." Mavis Staples led "I’ll Take You There" with gospel-rooted family textures, and Whitney Houston’s "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" paired glittering ’80s pop with genuine yearning. Corinne Bailey Rae’s “Closer” brought sultry intimacy, and The Roots’ “You…

This week In Singing Ladies 03/52

Sade’s "Nothing Can Come Between Us" blends minimalism and elegance, its buoyant bassline and syncopated guitars standing out, while Tracy Chapman’s "Give Me One Reason" shines with bluesy simplicity and sharp defiance. Dolly Parton’s "Coat of Many Colors" delivers raw storytelling through tender country clarity, and Valerie June’s "Workin’ Woman Blues" pulses with grittiness and perseverance. Gloria Estefan’s reflective "Always Tomorrow" offers quiet resilience, and Corinne Bailey Rae’s "Closer" captures intimate R&B warmth. Meanwhile, Ana Tijoux’s "Sacar La Voz" doubles as poetic protest, and Elis Regina’s "Tatuagem" transcends romance with piercing vocal passion.

This week In Jazz Legends 03/52

Gerry Mulligan’s breezy “Out Back of the Barn” pairs his warm baritone sax with Ben Webster’s swinging tenor for a relaxed cool jazz charm. Herbie Hancock’s “Air Dancing” thrives on live spontaneity with Buster Williams and Al Foster, while Miles Davis’s funk-tinged “Jean-Pierre” captures his 1981 comeback’s raw tension. Ornette Coleman’s “Turnaround” bends blues traditions, inspiring fresh takes like Dave Liebman’s funkier spin. Jean-Luc Ponty’s “Final Truth” blends ‘80s jazz fusion with polished synth textures, and Billy Cobham’s gritty “Brick Chicken” bridges fusion and funk with outright precision. “Sorceress” from Return to Forever storms through jazz-rock-funk elements, and Jason Moran reimagines “Fire Waltz” with sharp rhythmic twists. Eliane Elias infuses “Waltz for Debby” with…

This week In Guitar Virtuosi 03/52

Thos are standout tracks like The Rolling Stones’ gritty "Can’t You Hear Me Knocking," blending Keith Richards’ raw riffs with Mick Taylor’s impromptu solos and Bobby Keys’ sultry sax. Larry Carlton’s smooth "Burnable" showcases lyrical precision in jazz fusion, while Nils Lofgren’s heartfelt "Keith Don’t Go" is an emotional nod to Keith Richards. Albert King’s "Born Under a Bad Sign" channels blues swagger with timeless riffs, and Matt Schofield’s "Dreaming of You" thrives on live-stage chemistry. Whitesnake’s "Crying in the Rain" contrasts its bluesy 1982 version with the glam-metal sheen of 1987, and Silverchair’s intense "Freak" bursts with grunge angst. The G3 tour performance of "Highway Star," featuring Joe Satriani, Phil Collen, and John Petrucci, turns the classic into a fiery…

NEW MUSIC

New Music Videos (Legends & Superstars) – N°471

new on RVM

The Weeknd’s *Hurry Up Tomorrow*, closing his trilogy after *After Hours* and *Dawn FM*, explores death and rebirth with collaborations from Playboi Carti and Anitta. FKA Twigs’ “Striptease” from *EUSEXUA* blends shadowy synth-pop with sensual lyrics, reflecting her signature experimental style.

Kygo and OneRepublic reunite on “Chasing Paradise,” combining tropical house with emotive vocals, while Lisa Gerrard’s remastered “In Exile” reintroduces her haunting contralto and cinematic legacy.

Updated : Jan 18,2025

New Music Videos (Ladies Only) – N°473

new on RVM

Carmen de la Salciua’s “Doamne Cu Ce Pix Ai Scris” blends Romanian folklore with modern pop, highlighting her evocative storytelling seen in hits like “Indragostit.” Ava Peace’s EP *London* showcases her Afrobeat style, featuring collaborations with Spice Diana and Mudra D Viral. Freya Skye’s “Can’t Fake It” offers sharp vocals and sleek production, following her rise from Junior Eurovision success.

Miki Duplay’s “Scorpion Ascendant Scorpion” delivers a noir-infused indie pop sound, while Emma Drobná’s “Vo Vlnách” pairs Slovak pop with live instrumentation. Jennie’s “Zen” marks a major solo step post-BLACKPINK, while Kristii’s “Party” brings high-energy flair with Scott Storch’s production. Tokyo’s “SCAPPA” and Nej’s “Irréel 2” continue their momentum in the Italian and French music scenes.

Hard & Metal New Music Videos – N°266

new on RVM

Killswitch Engage’s “I Believe” continues their legacy of introspective metalcore, exploring hope and resilience, while Nemophila’s “Just Do It!” brings fierce energy to their growing discography. Rise Against returns with “Nod,” blending melodic punk and hardcore grit, reflecting themes of unity and frustration.

Eluveitie’s “The Prodigal Ones” fuses folk traditions with metal, and Bleed From Within’s “A Hope In Hell” offers intense riffs ahead of their album *Zenith*. Whitechapel’s “Hymns in Dissonance” delivers their signature deathcore precision, while Tommee Profitt and Our Last Night’s “Spiral” blends cinematic depth with metalcore ferocity.

Updated : Jan 17,2025

Hip-Hop & Soul New Music Videos – N°493

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Travis Scott’s “4X4” blends frenetic trap energy with a live marching band sample, emphasizing luxury and confidence, while Larry June’s “I Ain’t Stoppin” delivers introspective reflections on growth and perseverance. Richie Rich’s “We Different” marks his return with Bay Area legends E-40 and V. White, reflecting on evolution and loyalty.

Skippa’s “Convoy” fuses traditional dancehall with modern flair, and Central Cee’s “Limitless” cements his UK rap dominance. BossMan Dlow and French Montana’s “Mo Chicken” revels in indulgence, while NLE Choppa’s “444” showcases his rapid-fire delivery and signature intensity.

Updated : Jan 23,2025

New Music Videos (African) – N°472

Mbosso’s “Kupenda” delivers heartfelt Bongo Flava melodies, continuing his streak of love-inspired hits. D-One and Mico The Best blend Afrobeat rhythms on “Cutamba,” while CKay’s “Addicted” fuses highlife with his signature Afrobeat style. Pallaso’s “Bagezi Boka” mixes Ugandan heritage with global sounds, and Jeremy Loops’ “Coming Home” combines folk-pop with Ladysmith Black Mambazo’s Zulu harmonies.

Rena’s “Daddy” highlights her evolving Congolese pop sound, featuring collaborations with artists like Gaz Mawete. Dowel King’s “En Un Mundo” reflects his Dominican roots through rap and hip-hop, while J Balvin’s “Rio” honors his son with an intimate visual debut at the LVMH Gala. Meanwhile, Micro TDH’s “Girasol” mixes Latin beats with his signature fusion of trap and R&B, enriching his diverse

New Music Videos (Latin) – N°470

J Balvin’s “Rio” is a heartfelt tribute to his son, blending intimate family moments with reflective lyrics and debuting at the LVMH Charity Gala. Micro TDH’s “Girasol” showcases his fusion of trap, jazz, and Latin beats, adding to his diverse catalog with hits like “Te Vi.” Dowel King’s “En Un Mundo” brings gritty Dominican rap energy, continuing his streak of impactful releases.

Alejandro Sanz and Grupo Frontera’s “Hoy No Me Siento Bien” merges pop with regional Mexican sounds, tackling themes of vulnerability. Charles Ans explores introspection with “Circe / Ojos Tristes,” blending hip-hop, reggae, and R&B influences. Each track brings a unique touch to the evolving global music landscape.

Updated : Jan 19,2025

‘L’Amour Toujours’ New Music Videos – N°710

Corona’s "Classy" highlights his lyrical prowess in Balkan hip-hop, continuing his streak of urban anthems like "Gad" and "Sicilija." Anas Juulo’s "Cocaina," featuring Natasha Marie, explores love’s obsessive allure with a sultry, minimalist sound.

Chako’s "Lonely" captures themes of isolation with his signature melodic style, while Chiboo’s "Okipe" solidifies his evolving presence in Rwandan music with rhythmic storytelling.

Updated : Jan 20,2025

New Music Videos (louder) – N°459

GOT7’s "Python" headlines their *Winter Heptagon* EP, blending hip-hop with pop melodies and topping South Korea’s Genie chart. R Nait’s "Tension" weaves Punjabi storytelling with contemporary flair, staying true to his raw, authentic style.

M. Pokora’s "Éclipse" merges futuristic visuals with his signature pop sound, while Hande Yener’s "Sahipsiz" pairs Turkish pop with Lil Zey’s rap for a genre-blending collaboration.

Updated : Jan 18,2025

‘Music For The Dancers’ New Music Videos – N°672

Tribbs, Ardo, Jake Alva, and Diiya’s "W Moim Ogródecku" blends Polish folk with electronic beats, inspired by Rokiczanka’s classic rendition. Jake Alva’s techno-driven collaborations enjoy support from top DJs like R3hab and Hardwell, expanding his reach.

Mat King’s "DANCEHALL KA BAD REPRESENTER" with Ti Yohan and Da'Bros G brings bold dancehall vibes, while L'Allemand’s "Gestapo" delivers raw storytelling rooted in his Lyon upbringing. Berdianas Unidas’ "Dam Bu Amor" merges Cabo Verdean batuku with modern production.

Updated : Jan 21,2025

Hip-Hop & Soul New Music Videos – N°492

Joey Bada$$'s "Sorry Not Sorry" asserts his East Coast dominance with sharp lyricism and jazz-infused beats by Conductor Williams. Saamou Skuu’s "Hypé" taps into French Drill energy, reflecting his Place des Fêtes roots and collaborations with Zeu and La F.

YZERR’s "Million Road" cements his influence post-BAD HOP’s Tokyo Dome farewell, while Finesse2Tymes’ "Outta My Mind" with Skilla Baby blends raw Memphis storytelling with gritty authenticity.

Updated : Jan 21,2025

Animated New Music Videos – N°133

Rajah Wild’s "Planet To Planet" blends dancehall energy with nightlife themes, backed by Cash Code Records. Jethro Tull’s "Curious Ruminant" merges rock and folk in a preview of their new album. Narvent’s "Strange Memory" expands his electronic sound, continuing his narrative-driven style.

Rilès’ "Save My Mind" teases his album *Survival Mode* with his signature DIY approach. ReoNa’s "Debris" connects anisong with gaming culture, and The Knocks’ "Keynote" delivers upbeat electronic vibes with Dragonette.

Updated : Jan 20,2025

NEW TRENDS

Bi-Weekly Music Chart Highlights: Top 20 Tracks Across 15 Genres Jan 9,2025 edition

Explore this week's music charts across 15 genres, from Alt Z and Metalcore to Nigerian Pop and Urbano Latino. Discover new entries like Rosé & Bruno Mars’ “Apt.” and Shakira’s “Soltera,” while chart-toppers such as Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” and Sevdaliza’s “Alibi” maintain their reign. Fresh tracks like Melanie Martinez’s “Tunnel Vision” and Spiritbox’s “Circle With Me” inject diverse sonic textures into evolving landscapes. Each genre showcases a dynamic mix of innovation and enduring favorites.

Most Famous 2020s Art Pop from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore the top 20 Art Pop tracks, featuring genre-blending artists like Charli XCX, Aurora, Billie Eilish, Sevdaliza, and FKA Twigs. This collection provides insights into their innovative music production, themes, and visual storytelling that redefine the contemporary Art Pop landscape.

Added in the past two weeks: Lady Gaga's "Disease."

Most Famous 2020s Alternative Metal from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Discover 20 trending alternative metal tracks, blending metalcore, rap, and electronic elements. This list features key releases and collaborations, with song insights on themes and production, spotlighting artists like Slipknot, Five Finger Death Punch, and Within Temptation.

Added in the past two weeks: Linkin Park's "Over Each Other."

Most Famous 2020s Urbano Latino from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Discover 20 trending Urbano Latino hits, featuring reggaetón, Latin trap, and top artists. This list includes production insights, themes, and collaborations with leading names like Karol G, Bad Bunny, Rauw Alejandro, Anuel AA, J Balvin, and Rosalía.

Added in the past two weeks: Shakira's "Soltera . Cris Mj, Floyymenor, Louki's "Después De La Una . Myke Towers & Benny Blanco's "Degenere . Beéle's "Frente Al Mar . Luck Ra & Khea's "Hola Perdida."

Most Famous 2020s POV: Indie from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 latest indie hits. This collection features unique, emotive tracks and genre-blending by top artists, including Glass Animals, Conan Gray, Hozier, Mitski, and Twenty One Pilots, with insights into their themes, production, and creative narratives.

Added in the past two weeks: Tom Cardy's "Transcendental Cha Cha Cha . Twenty One Pilots' "The Hype . Rare Americans' "Brittle Bones Nicky 3 . Twenty One Pilots' "Backslide."

Most Famous 2020s Alternative R&B from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 top alternative R&B tracks, showcasing genre-bending hits and collaborations. This list includes notable songs from artists like Tinashe, Sevdaliza, Victoria Monét, Lucky Daye, and Ari Lennox, with insights into production, themes, and unique musical styles.

Added in the past two weeks: Sevdaliza's "No Me Cansare (w/ Karol G) . Doechii's "Alter Ego (w/ Jt) . Sir's "Nothing Even Matters."

Most Famous 2020s Alt Z from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 popular Alt Z tracks. This list features genre-crossing artists like Tate McRae, Faouzia, Sam Smith, Sub Urban, and Melanie Martinez. Each entry highlights unique blends of pop, indie, and electronic influences, with production and theme details for each song.

Added in the past two weeks: Melanie Martinez's "Tunnel Vision . Ashe's "Till Forever Falls Apart."

Most Famous 2020s American Hip-Hop from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Featuring 20 of the most popular American hip-hop tracks from the 2020s, this collection includes songs by Future, Eminem, Lil Nas X, Travis Scott, and GloRilla. Each track reflects hip-hop's evolving themes and production styles, from trap beats to experimental sounds, underscoring the genre's continuing impact.

Added in the past two weeks: Glorilla's "Whatchu Kno About Me (w/ Sexyy Red) . Rod Wave's "25 . Juice Wrld's "Wishing Well."

Most Famous 2020s Country Music songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

This collection of 20 popular 2020s country music tracks includes songs by Luke Combs, Bailey Zimmerman, HARDY, Cody Johnson, and Morgan Wallen. Each track combines modern country elements with traditional storytelling and themes, showcasing the genre’s evolving sound and broad appeal.

Added in the past two weeks: Tyler Braden's "Devil You Know . James Johnston & Appel's "Country Is For Me."

Most Famous 2020s Asian Pop songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

In this curated selection of 20 popular 2020s Asian pop tracks, each track blends regional influences with global production styles. These songs reflect the evolving presence of Asian pop in the global music scene over the past 90 days.

Added in the past two weeks: Rosé & Bruno Mars' "Apt. . Aespa, 에스파's "Whiplash . Jennie's "Mantra . Shanti Dope's "Highschool . G-Dragon's "Power . Babymonster's "Clik Clak."

Most Famous 2020s East & South African Music songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

This list of 20 trending East and South African music track showcases genres like afropop, amapiano, and bongo flava. This collection highlights the vibrant and diverse musical styles shaping the East and South African music scene over the last 90 days.

Added in the past two weeks: Pabi Cooper, Focalistic & Thebuu's "Pabi Jo (w/ Lajere & And Dj Dadaman) . Iyanii & Cedo's "Kifo Cha Mende (w/ Mwanaa, Vijana Barubaru) . Dlala Thukzin, Funky Qla, Zee Nxumalo's "Ama Gear (w/ Mk Productions) . Savara's "Show You Off."

Most Famous Modern Dancehall Songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 top modern dancehall tracks, featuring vibrant rhythms and unique styles. This collection includes popular releases by artists like Shenseea, Koffee, Popcaan, Chronic Law, and Tommy Lee Sparta, with insights into production, themes, and collaborations.

Added in the past two weeks: Greeicy, Jay Wheeler's "¿Qué Te Pasó? . Squash's "Get Up . Teejay's "Never Complain (w/ Masicka) . Likkle Addi, Vybz Kartel's "M.O.T.M ."

Most Famous 2020s Metalcore Songs from the Last 60 Days, updated on Jan 8,2025

Explore 20 popular metalcore songs. This list features dynamic releases from artists like Bring Me The Horizon, Wage War, Fit For A King, Babymetal, and Spiritbox, showcasing genre blends and powerful themes with details on production, lyrics, and collaborations.

Added in the past two weeks: Spiritbox's "Circle With Me (w/ Tatiana Shmayluk)."

10 Emerging Artists and Notable Returns, updated on Dec 21, 2024

From rising stars like Lola Young and Najeeriii to the much-anticipated return of Linkin Park, this list celebrates emerging talents and notable contributions. Featuring Andrea Bocelli, Didine Canon 16, Danheim, The Dead Daisies, Yoa, Chris Stapleton, and Darkoo, these artists are capturing attention across genres.

VINTAGE TRENDS

Most Trending Vintage Songs: Top 20 Tracks Across 29 Genres, Dec 31 2024 edition

Every month, our “Most Trending Vintage Songs” series highlights the vintage tracks experiencing the highest engagement growth over the last six months. Covering 29 genres from the 80s to the 2010s, these charts showcase rising hits, enduring favorites, and exciting new entries, offering insights into evolving listener preferences and the potential revival of classic genres.

Most Trending 2010s Trap Hits from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Trap’s rise in the 2010s is captured in 20 tracks by Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Kanye West, A$AP Rocky, and Wiz Khalifa. Each song combines hip-hop beats with electronic influences, marked by rhythmic intensity and heavy basslines. This collection captures the sound that brought trap music into mainstream popularity, reflecting its evolution and cultural impact.

Added in the past month: Summer Walker's "Stretch You Out."

Most Trending Nu Metal Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Take a look at 20 trending nu-metal tracks, including songs by Linkin Park, System of a Down, Limp Bizkit, Disturbed, and Korn. Each track combines heavy guitar riffs, syncopated rhythms, and elements of hip-hop and grunge, highlighting the genre's intense style and lyrical themes. This selection reflects nu-metal's distinct sound that gained widespread popularity in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Added in the past month: Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong."

Most Trending Post-Punk Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

This list of 20 trending post-punk tracks features songs by Joy Division, Talking Heads, The Smiths, New Order, and The Psychedelic Furs. Each track reflects the genre’s characteristic fusion of punk energy with elements like funk, dub, and experimental sounds, showcasing post-punk’s distinctive role in expanding rock music's boundaries and its influence in recent trends.

Added in the past month: The Fall's "There's a Ghost in My House."

Most Trending Vintage Power Pop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Showcasing top vintage power pop tracks, this selection includes artists like The Who, Cheap Trick, XTC, Dinosaur Jr., and The Cars. Each track features catchy melodies, tight harmonies, and energetic guitar riffs that define power pop, offering a clear view into the sounds that made the genre impactful across generations and continue to influence music today.

Most Trending Art Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Presenting 20 trending art rock tracks, this list includes songs by Radiohead, Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, XTC, and Todd Rundgren. Each track showcases the genre's experimental approach, blending rock with eclectic musical elements and unconventional structures, highlighting the innovative sounds that have defined art rock and its influence across music eras.

Added in the past month: Bing Crosby's "Peace On Earth / Little Drummer Boy."

Most Trending Eurodance Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Highlighting top Eurodance tracks, this list includes hits from Dr. Alban, Scooter, Urban Cookie Collective, Haddaway, and Technotronic. Each track showcases Eurodance’s signature blend of high-energy beats, powerful synths, and catchy hooks, reflecting the genre's 90s club appeal. These songs emphasize rhythmic intensity and electronic layering, capturing the sound that energized dancefloors.

Added in the past month: Dr Alban's "Look Who´s Talking."

Most Trending Heartland Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Take a closer look at top heartland rock tracks with this list featuring songs from Bruce Springsteen, Bryan Adams, Don Henley, Cheap Trick, and the Eagles. Each track embodies the genre’s themes of working-class life, small-town stories, and blue-collar resilience, with a sound rooted in rock and folk influences that resonated across the American Midwest and beyond, shaping a distinct musical era.

Added in the past month: Bryan Adams' "Christmas Time . Joe Cocker's "Don't You Love Me Anymore?."

Most Trending Post-Grunge Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

This post-grunge collection features songs from Linkin Park, Hoobastank, Foo Fighters, Candlebox, and The Used. Each track reflects the genre’s blend of alternative rock and grunge with a more polished, radio-friendly approach. Emphasizing powerful vocals, emotive lyrics, and layered guitar work, this list captures the evolution of post-grunge in the late 90s and early 2000s.

Added in the past month: Linkin Park's "Somewhere I Belong."

Most Trending New Jack Swing Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring popular New Jack Swing tracks, this list highlights songs from Blackstreet, Mariah Carey, Boyz II Men, Milli Vanilli, and Tevin Campbell. Each entry emphasizes the genre's combination of R&B and hip-hop elements, marked by upbeat rhythms and smooth vocal arrangements, capturing the energetic sound that defined late 80s and early 90s music trends.

Most Trending Big Beat from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover the 20 top-ranking Big Beat tracks from the past six months on RadioVideo.Music. This selection showcases legendary hits with high engagement from artists like The Prodigy, Faithless, The Chemical Brothers, Armand Van Helden, and Utah Saints. Discover classic beats and unique soundscapes, with each track offering a blend of iconic samples, energetic rhythms, and memorable themes.

Added in the past month: Fatboy Slim's "Demons (w/ Macy Gray) . Death In Vegas' "Aisha."

Most Trending 80s New Wave Pop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover 20 popular 80s new wave pop tracks, including songs by a-ha, Cyndi Lauper, The Human League, Eurythmics, and Duran Duran. Each track combines catchy melodies, electronic elements, and a polished pop-rock style that defined the new wave era. The collection highlights the genre's influence on 80s pop culture and its lasting appeal in music trends.

Most Trending 2000s Garage Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Check out the 20 most trending 2000s garage rock hits, including songs by The White Stripes, The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Raconteurs. This curated list highlights the most engaging garage rock tracks of the past six months, featuring classics with unique backstories and impressive musical milestones that continue to captivate rock enthusiasts.

Added in the past month: The Raconteurs' "Hands . The 5.6.7.8's' "I'm Blue."

Most Trending Trip Hop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Find a curated list of 20 trending trip-hop tracks featuring songs by Massive Attack, Portishead, Thievery Corporation, Faithless, and Olive. Each track blends hip-hop, reggae, and electronic elements with atmospheric beats, capturing the genre’s dark, layered soundscapes. This selection provides a look into the defining qualities of trip-hop that continue to shape the genre's unique identity.

Added in the past month: Morcheeba's "Otherwise."

Most Trending Britpop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring the influence of Britpop, this collection offers 20 tracks from Oasis, Blur, Primal Scream, Edwyn Collins, and Cast. Each entry captures key elements of 90s British rock, emphasizing themes of nostalgia, rebellion, and cultural identity, providing insight into the sounds that defined an era in British music.

Added in the past month: Primal Scream's "Loaded."

Most Trending Gangster Rap Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring 20 popular gangster rap tracks, this list includes songs by 50 Cent, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and Mase. Each track captures the genre's raw lyricism and street themes, driven by rhythmic beats and impactful storytelling. This collection provides insight into the sounds and styles that defined gangster rap, influencing hip-hop culture across decades.

Added in the past month: 2Pac's "Runnin' (w/ The Notorious B.I.G.)."

Most Trending 80s Glam Metal Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Showcasing 20 glam metal tracks, this list includes songs by Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Guns N’ Roses, Asia, and Cheap Trick. Each entry emphasizes the genre's signature mix of flashy guitar riffs, powerful vocals, and energetic stage presence that defined 80s rock. The collection highlights tracks that capture the high-energy, theatrical style of glam metal’s peak era.

Added in the past month: Alice Cooper's " The Man Behind the Mask."

Most Trending R&B Hits from the 2010s from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Covering the biggest R&B hits of the 2010s, this list includes 20 songs by Fifth Harmony, Jason Derulo, Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, and David Guetta. Each entry showcases the decade's unique blend of soulful melodies, rhythmic beats, and contemporary influences, offering insights into the tracks that dominated charts and social media, capturing the essence of modern R&B.

Most Trending 90s Mellow Gold Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover 20 mellow gold tracks from the 90s, featuring songs by Bryan Adams, Bruce Springsteen, George Michael, Heart, and Paul McCartney. Each track embodies the genre’s smooth, melodic qualities, with easy-listening melodies and sentimental lyrics, offering a look into the sounds that defined mellow gold’s place in 90s rock and pop.

Most Trending Neo-Mellow Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Explore popular neo-mellow tracks, this selection features 20 songs from artists like Passenger, James Blunt, Eminem with Dido, Keane, and Jack Johnson. Each track blends acoustic, folk, and pop influences, emphasizing melodic appeal and introspective themes. This collection captures the authenticity and listener connection central to neo-mellow, showcasing its resonance over recent months.

Added in the past month: David Gray's "The One I Love."

Most Trending Old School Hip Hop Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Featuring 20 old school hip hop tracks, this list includes songs by Salt-N-Pepa, Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, and Grandmaster Melle Mel. Each track highlights the foundational sounds of hip hop, blending rhythmic beats, sampling, and impactful storytelling, capturing the style that established hip hop as a cultural force in the 80s and 90s.

Added in the past month: Run DMC's "Ghostbusters."

Most Trending Post-Disco Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Highlighting 20 top post-disco tracks, this collection features The S.O.S. Band, Shakatak, Cheryl Lynn, Marky Mark and The Funky Bunch, and The Brothers Johnson. Each entry showcases the genre’s blend of funk, R&B, and electronic elements, underscoring the rhythm-driven beats and innovative production that defined post-disco, shaping club scenes and music trends in the 80s and 90s.

Added in the past month: Shalamar's "Take That To The Bank . Howard Johnson's "So Fine."

Most Trending Boy Bands Retro Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Relive 20 retro boy band tracks with songs from One Direction, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, New Kids on the Block, and Boyz II Men. Each track showcases signature harmonies, catchy hooks, and pop-driven melodies that defined the boy band sound, illustrating the genre's enduring popularity and influence from the 80s through the early 2000s.

Added in the past month: East 17's "Stay Another Day."

Most Trending Indie Rock Retro Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

This collection of 20 trending indie rock retro tracks includes songs by Mono, Gerry Cinnamon, Fat Les, LCD Soundsystem, and Arctic Monkeys. Each track showcases the genre's blend of alternative rock elements, DIY ethos, and introspective themes. This selection highlights the defining sounds of indie rock that gained traction in recent months, capturing its unique musical identity.

Most Trending Yacht Rock Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Take in 20 essential yacht rock tracks from artists like Toto, Hall & Oates, Michael McDonald, Billy Ocean, and the Eagles. This collection covers smooth, melodic sounds with layered vocals, relaxed tempos, and polished production. Each entry captures the genre's defining blend of soft rock, soul, and pop elements that resonated in 80s playlists and continue to appeal to fans today.

Added in the past month: James Ingram's "Yah Mo B There."

Most Trending Pop Dance Hits from the 2000s and 2010s from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Discover 20 pop dance hits from the 2000s and 2010s, including tracks by Avicii, David Guetta, Major Lazer, DJ Snake, and Martin Garrix. Each song combines infectious pop melodies with driving electronic beats, reflecting the genre's appeal in global club culture. The collection highlights the era’s fusion of pop hooks and dancefloor energy, showcasing chart-topping tracks.

Added in the past month: Mr Probz's "Waves."

Most Trending Diva House Songs from the Last 6 Months, updated on Jan 1,2025

Presenting key diva house tracks, this selection includes artists like La Bouche, CeCe Peniston, SNAP!, Whigfield, and Urban Cookie Collective. Each track combines powerful vocals with house beats and electronic influences, emphasizing rhythmic grooves and vibrant energy that defined diva house. This list covers popular tracks that shaped 90s dance floors and continue to engage audiences.

Added in the past month: SNAP!'s "The First the Last Eternity ."

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Hip-Hop & Soul N°449 – 2010s Music Videos

Swarmz and Tion Wayne blend UK rap and drill on "Bally," balancing gritty beats, streetwise lyrics, and mainstream polish, while Kendrick Lamar’s "Backseat Freestyle" delivers booming ambition on a Hit-Boy beat. J. Cole’s introspective "4 Your Eyez Only" contrasts with Sage the Gemini’s bass-heavy "Gas Pedal," a viral dance hit. Kid Ink’s "Hotel" teams with Chris Brown for a nightlife anthem, and "My Life" unites 50 Cent, Eminem, and Adam Levine for a moody reflection on fame. Skepta’s pop-inflected "Cross My Heart" pairs grime with commercial appeal, and Diddy – Dirty Money’s "Coming Home" combines melancholy storytelling with Skylar Grey’s haunting hook.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°317 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Lady Sovereign’s cheeky "Love Me or Hate Me" blends grime and hip-hop with swaggering individuality, while Fall Out Boy’s "America’s Suitehearts" critiques celebrity culture through pop-rock hooks and surreal visuals. Feeder’s "Buck Rogers" brings unpretentious fun with its quirky Brit-rock charm, and Evanescence’s "Lithium" dives into emotional tension with piano-driven melancholia. White Lies’ brooding "To Lose My Life" mixes sleek instrumentation with existential lyrics, and Kasabian’s jagged "Processed Beats" pairs edgy rhythms with electronic undercurrents. Meanwhile, The All-American Rejects’ "Gives You Hell" turns spite into a gleeful anthem, and Badly Drawn Boy’s introspective "Born Again" crafts layered alt-rock with retro-futurist vibes.

‘Look Ma, No Mike!’ N°7 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Del Amitri weaves wistful introspection with jangling guitars in "When You Were Young," while Belly’s jangly "Feed the Tree" blends cryptic lyrics and Tanya Donelly’s haunting vocals. Kenickie’s raucous "In Your Car" channels youthful chaos, and Oasis’s orchestral "Whatever" offers swagger with layered strings. Gloria Estefan’s heartfelt "Coming Out of the Dark" and 3 Colours Red’s gritty "Nuclear Holiday" both bring raw emotion, while Moodswings featuring Chrissie Hynde shine with the ambient depth of "Spiritual High."

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°105 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Vanilla Ice’s "Ice Ice Baby" rides its Queen bassline into hip-hop-pop history, while Jamiroquai’s "Space Cowboy" mixes funk with introspection. Soul II Soul’s "Get A Life" fuses reggae and R&B, and Byron Stingily’s cover of "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" blends disco nostalgia with house grooves. Tracks like Orbital’s ominous "Satan" and Stereo MC’s funky "Step It Up" carry their eras’ eclectic sounds.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°608 – 2010s Music Videos

Kelly Rowland’s “Down for Whatever” charges into Eurodance, blending brazen beats with carefree vibes, while Lady Gaga’s “The Edge of Glory” walks the line between emotional depth and ‘80s nostalgia, powered by Clarence Clemons’ saxophone. Jonas Blue’s rework of “Fast Car” transforms Tracy Chapman’s grit into neon-lit EDM. Flo Rida’s “Wild Ones,” with Sia’s bittersweet chorus, chases hedonistic highs, and Pitbull’s “International Love” pairs Chris Brown’s hooks with global bravado. Kylie Minogue’s “Dancing” melds country twang with glossy electronica, while Khalid’s introspective “Silence” finds balance in Marshmello’s sleek production.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°104 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Jennifer Lopez keeps it real with "Jenny from the Block," blending Bronx pride with diamond-draped swagger, while Shakira’s "Hips Don’t Lie" bursts with global rhythms and undeniable movement. Madonna’s "Music" fuses disco with futurism, and Eric Prydz’s "Call on Me" modernizes nostalgia with an aerobics twist. Armand Van Helden’s "My My My" and Hatiras’ "Spaced Invader" bring infectious energy to the club scene, balancing catchy beats with playful visuals.

Hip-Hop & Soul N°408 – 2010s Music Videos

Kanye West’s “Gold Digger” stands tall with its Ray Charles-inspired hook and playful critique of materialism, while J Hus’s “Bouff Daddy” fuses Afroswing with grime for effortless charm. Drake’s “God’s Plan” pairs trap beats with feel-good philanthropy, and Bryson Tiller’s intimate “Don’t” redefined R&B with its lo-fi edge. AJ Tracey’s experimental “Psych Out!” mixes UK rap with genre-blending production, and Mustard’s “Pure Water” with Migos channels brash energy for party-ready appeal. Tracks like Fredo and Not3s’ “YRF” boast gritty yet smooth collaboration, while Dappy’s introspective “No Regrets” elevates UK hip hop with anthemic layers.

‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°301 – Vintage 80s Music Videos

Sarah Brightman’s ethereal "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" balances operatic skill with pop appeal, a tender lament from *Phantom of the Opera*. Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson’s harmonious "I Know Him So Well" from *Chess* adds emotional depth to a love triangle, while Debbie Gibson’s "Lost in Your Eyes" captures heartfelt simplicity amid '80s chart clutter. Diana Ross gives a nostalgic twist to "Why Do Fools Fall in Love," merging doo-wop charm with polished production. Meanwhile, Angry Anderson’s "Suddenly" trades rock grit for a ballad etched into pop culture, and Eurythmics’ "The Miracle of Love" showcases Annie Lennox’s vocal strength with piano-driven vulnerability. Rosie Vela’s smooth "Magic Smile," with Steely Dan’s finesse, contrasts with John Parr’s rebellious "Naughty…

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°535 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

The Zutons’ "Pressure Point" merges chaotic energy and sax-infused grooves, its anxious vibe elevated by quirky production. Kings of Leon bring raw defiance with "Four Kicks," a snarling Southern rock blast. Feeder’s "Just the Way I’m Feeling" offers poignant alt-rock introspection, while Elton John’s "This Train Don’t Stop There Anymore" strips back to piano-driven melancholy. Everlast’s "Black Jesus" and Keane’s "A Bad Dream" lean into reflective storytelling, blending grit and moody atmospheres. Meanwhile, Sons and Daughters’ jagged "Darling" and The Wildhearts’ volatile "Stormy in the North, Karma in the South" channel unpolished intensity into memorable alt-rock punches.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°520 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Cartouche’s "Feel The Groove" bumps with ’90s Eurodance energy, while Erik’s rework of "Got To Be Real" swaps disco grit for club gloss. Thompson Twins’ "The Saint" balances late-career experimentation, and Ween’s "Voodoo Lady" stirs funk and psychedelia with live jam flare. Girlfriend’s “Take It from Me” offers polished pop sweetness, and Westbam’s "Hold Me Back" keeps Berlin’s late-’80s techno spirit alive.

Hip-Hop & Soul N°103 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Mantronix’s "Got to Have Your Love" blends R&B with house, a shift from their early electro-hip-hop, peaking at #4 on the UK chart. Prince's hypnotic "Automatic" from *1999* punctuates love’s complexity with icy synths and falsetto sharpness. Seal’s "Crazy" fuses electronic smoothness with global themes, remaining timeless. Arrested Development’s "Revolution" exudes urgency with activist energy, tied to Spike Lee’s *Malcolm X*. Beyoncé’s "Listen" balances cinematic power and personal resolve, while Gravediggaz’s "The Night the Earth Cried" tackles environmental decay through their signature introspection. Shalamar’s "Tossing, Turning and Swinging" encapsulates disco’s shimmering grooves, and Martine Girault’s "Revival" layers silky acid jazz with understated charm.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°316 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Tori Amos captivates with "Cornflake Girl," blending catchy piano melodies and biting themes of betrayal; PJ Harvey's "The Wind" haunts with stark minimalism and folklore. Suede slows things down on "Saturday Night," a Britpop gem softened with introspection, while The Prodigy's "Poison" oozes gritty defiance through breakbeat and punk energy. Enya’s "Anywhere Is" floats dreamily between escapism and pop accessibility, and Sebadoh's raw "Flame" tugs at emotional tension with its lo-fi grit. Daisy Chainsaw’s chaotic "Love Your Money" mixes punk absurdity with infectious hooks, contrasting Soul Asylum's reflective "Black Gold," tackling oil’s darker symbolism amidst '90s rock's rise.

Hip-Hop & Soul N°238 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Luther Vandross shines on the smooth, sensual "The Rush," blending funk grooves with lush R&B, while Karyn White’s "The Way I Feel About You" captures early ’90s vibes with polished New Jack Swing beats. Monifah’s sultry "Touch It" merges R&B with club-ready swagger, and Destiny’s Child’s "No, No, No Part 2" fuses Wyclef Jean's Caribbean flair with sharp harmonies. Tricky’s hypnotic "Overcome" anchors mid-’90s trip-hop, while MC Lyte delivers undeniable party energy with "Cold Rock a Party," boosted by Missy Elliott. Domino’s "Getto Jam" grooves with G-Funk ease, and the Honeyz tug at heartstrings with "End of the Line," a poignant late-’90s R&B gem.

‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°95 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Modjo’s "Lady (Hear Me Tonight)" blends French house smoothness with Chic’s disco flair, while Mariah Carey’s heartfelt "We Belong Together" lingers with raw vulnerability. Sean Paul’s reggae-infused "I’m Still in Love with You" keeps it breezy yet bittersweet, and Enrique Iglesias’s ballad "Hero" dials up the melodrama. Green Day’s "Wake Me Up When September Ends" carries an emotional weight, contrasting with Aerosmith’s sweeping "I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing," which pairs rock-ballad excess with undeniable romance.

‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°653 – 2010s Music Videos

Lana Del Rey’s “Video Games” blends melancholic nostalgia with dreamy production, setting the stage for her cinematic artistry, while Mabel’s “Don’t Call Me Up” serves post-breakup resilience in polished tropical pop. Ed Sheeran’s tender “Lego House” captures emotional rebuilding through acoustic intimacy, contrasting with One Direction’s vibrant “One Thing,” a burst of boyband charm and big hooks. Charlie Puth’s “How Long” brings sleek funk vibes to themes of betrayal, and Bruno Mars’ dramatic “It Will Rain” thrives on heartbreak with pop-soul theatrics. Raye’s “Decline” modernizes early-2000s nostalgia, and Clean Bandit’s “I Miss You” mixes crisp EDM beats with lyrical poignancy.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°102 – Vintage 80s Music Videos

Matthew Wilder’s “Break My Stride” defied setbacks with its reggae-synth groove, while Cyndi Lauper’s “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” merged New Wave with feminist energy. Blondie’s “Rapture” introduced hip-hop to pop with surreal charm, and Ten City’s “That’s The Way Love Is” brought heartfelt house beats to the forefront. Meanwhile, Kylie Minogue’s “I Should Be So Lucky” sparkled with bubblegum sincerity, and The Pointer Sisters’ “Neutron Dance” paired Cold War tension with infectious pop-funk flair.

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INXS’s "Need You Tonight" oozes late-’80s sensuality with its hypnotic groove, while Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" balances synthpop shine with existential angst. Prince's soaring "Purple Rain" is an emotive rock hymn, and Janet Jackson's "Control" stomps with defiant New Jack Swing energy. Van Halen’s "Jump" shakes up their sound with a synth-driven edge, and Michael Jackson’s "This Place Hotel" tells a haunting tale of doomed love. Frank Zappa’s "Tinsel Town Rebellion" skewers the punk scene with biting wit, while Cheap Trick’s "The Flame" burns as a glossy power ballad of yearning. Elvis Costello’s sharp "Clubland" critiques nightlife with jittery precision, and the Neville Brothers' "Yellow Moon" blends bayou blues with haunting reggae grooves.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°709 – 2010s Music Videos

Fall Out Boy’s bold "Uma Thurman" fuses *The Munsters* theme with rock-pop energy, nodding to Uma’s iconic film roles, while Willow Smith’s "Whip My Hair" exudes youthful confidence, blending hip-hop and funk into an infectious anthem. The Chainsmokers’ "Paris" paints dreamy escapism, and The xx’s "Say Something Loving" melds electronica with emotional vulnerability. Meanwhile, Skrillex and The Doors collab on "Breakn’ a Sweat," a chaotic clash of dubstep and psych-rock, and Pendulum’s intense "Crush" dives into raw, unfiltered emotion with drum and bass fury. Bowie’s "Blackstar" transcends genres, offering a haunting opus of mortality and experimental sound.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°320 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Eddie Amador’s “Rise” delivers late ’90s house vibes with steady beats and spiritual undertones, climbing to #19 on the UK Singles Chart, while Mobin Master’s high-energy 2007 remix of “Show Me Love” revives Robin S.’s classic with electro-house flair. The Chemical Brothers’ “Star Guitar” pairs intricate rhythms with Michel Gondry’s iconic visual, and Elvis’s “Rubberneckin’ ” injects club appeal into rock nostalgia.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°665 – 2010s Music Videos

Katy Perry's wistful "The One That Got Away" blends polished pop with themes of longing, while Camila Cabello’s "Havana" captures sultry Latin rhythms and playful charm. Harry Styles’ sweeping "Sign of the Times" channels ’70s rock grandeur, and Florence + The Machine’s "No Light, No Light" layers theatrical intensity atop soaring vocals. Post Malone’s "Candy Paint" revels in glossy excess, and Knife Party’s "Internet Friends" delivers chaotic EDM energy with biting humor.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°314 – Vintage 80s Music Videos

Mental As Anything’s playful “He’s Just No Good for You” brings witty humor wrapped in polished pop-rock, while Madness’s ska-tinged “My Girl” pairs quirky storytelling with sharp rhythms. U2’s “New Year’s Day” balances icy piano riffs with political undercurrents, and Europe’s iconic “The Final Countdown” blasts interstellar escapism through dramatic synths. The Bangles’ “Walking Down Your Street” offers Californian sparkle with jangly guitars, and Deep Purple’s “Perfect Strangers” is a restrained yet powerful reunion track. Cameo’s groovy “Skin I’m In” explores identity through late-'70s funk, and Tanita Tikaram’s “Cathedral Song” keeps it hauntingly simple with introspective folk-pop charm. Each track reflects distinct moments in their artists' evolving styles.

‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°94 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Go West’s smooth take on Bobby Caldwell’s "What You Won’t Do for Love" keeps things polished but lacks punch, while Samantha Fox’s "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)" radiates 80s kitsch and bold charisma. Boyzone’s "Love Me for a Reason" plays it safe with polished nostalgia, and Tears for Fears’ "Head Over Heels" blends emotional depth with quirky 80s flair. Whitney Houston’s "All The Man That I Need" soars with gospel power and heartfelt delivery, while Frankie Goes to Hollywood’s "The Power of Love" mixes gentle spirituality with lush strings. Richard Marx’s tender ballad "Now and Forever" leans on acoustic intimacy, and Enigma’s *Sadeness (Part I)* boldly juxtaposes Gregorian chants with sultry electronica, crafting something strange and mesmerizing.

This week In ’90s Throwback’ 04/52

Sting's "All This Time" mixes upbeat melodies with themes of grief, rebellion, and religion, while Puff Daddy’s "I’ll Be Missing You" crafts a sorrowful homage to The Notorious B.I.G. with borrowed riffs and gospel warmth. The Cure’s sprawling "From the Edge of the Deep Green Sea" layers yearning guitars, and Garbage’s gritty "Stupid Girl" blends alt-rock with irony. Tori Amos’s "Caught a Lite Sneeze" pairs harpsichord with industrial beats, while The Black Crowes' take on "Hard to Handle" adds Southern grit to Otis Redding’s soul classic. Vanilla Ice’s "Ice Ice Baby" unapologetically flips Queen’s bassline, and Nirvana’s "Smells Like Teen Spirit" captures grunge angst with raw, unfiltered chaos. George Michael’s "Freedom ’90" turns rebellion into pop brilliance, blink-182’s "Mutt" speeds…

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°319 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Cassius dazzles with "Cassius 1999," blending audacity and underground grooves, while David Morales’ "Needin’ U" delivers euphoric house nostalgia. Fatboy Slim’s "Praise You" playfully merges gospel and beats, and Chicane’s "Offshore '97" radiates Balearic bliss. Pizzaman’s “Happiness” bursts with jazzy loops, and The Human League’s "Tell Me When" offers polished, wistful synth-pop.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°90 – Vintage 80s Music Videos

Talk Talk’s hypnotic "Life’s What You Make It" swaps '80s polish for raw mood, propelled by Mark Hollis’ haunting voice. Yes transforms prog into punchy pop with "Owner of a Lonely Heart," blending swagger and isolation. Grace Jones heats up with "Pull Up to the Bumper," fusing electro-funk with provocation, while Culture Club’s "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" pairs reggae warmth with emotional ambiguity. Dead or Alive’s "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" channels obsession into pop perfection, and Ray Parker Jr.'s "Ghostbusters" keeps it catchy and iconic, controversy and all. ZZ Top’s slick "Sharp Dressed Man" struts with irony, and Ultravox’s "Hymn" toys with grandeur and existential themes.

‘L’Amour Toujours’ N°300 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Erasure’s "Breathe" elegantly balances vintage synth-pop with subtle maturity, while Kelly Clarkson’s "Behind These Hazel Eyes" delivers raw emotion through pop-rock punch. Westlife’s "Mandy" leans heavily into orchestration for nostalgic romance, and The Maccabees’ "Toothpaste Kisses" thrives on acoustic simplicity. Jennifer Lopez spins disco energy in "Hold It Don’t Drop It," and Texas’ "Sleep" pairs polished balladry with quirky visuals. Meanwhile, Atomic Kitten’s "Be With You" fuses retro flair with glossy modern pop, and 2 Play’s "So Confused" blends silky vocals with UK garage beats for effortless rhythmic charm.

This week In ‘2000s Throwback’ 03/52

Sheryl Crow’s introspective "Wildflower" unfolds with elegant orchestration, while Massive Attack’s haunting "Butterfly Caught" fuses eerie strings and trip-hop depth. Linkin Park’s "One Step Closer" channels pure frustration through explosive riffs, and The Roots’ "The Seed (2.0)" blends raw rock with slick hip-hop energy. Kid Rock’s bold "So Hott" roars with gritty excess, and Korn’s "Did My Time" rides on ferocity and dark riffs.

Hip-Hop & Soul N°236 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Mis-Teeq’s “Why?” evolves from Latin-infused R&B to UK garage gold with a remix featuring Alesha Dixon’s fiery rap, hitting #8 on UK charts. Jaimeson’s “True” blends garage and drum and bass with raw, underground grit, peaking at #4. Basement Jaxx’s “Good Luck” pairs Lisa Kekaula’s booming vocals with orchestral drama, while Fatboy Slim’s “Demons,” featuring Macy Gray, leans introspective with big beats. The Roots’ “Don’t Say Nuthin’” keeps it minimal and sharp, while N-Dubz’s “Strong Again” offers a heartfelt mix of pop and hip-hop. Jay-Z’s nostalgic “Girls, Girls, Girls” flaunts vintage warmth, and OPM’s “El Capitan” brings carefree party vibes. Roni Size’s “No More” finds balance between Beverley Knight’s soulful elegance and Dynamite MC’s rapid-fire delivery. Iconic tracks like these…

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°87 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Tin Tin Out and Emma Bunton electrified Edie Brickell’s reflective "What I Am" into a ‘90s dance anthem, peaking at #2 in the UK. Ann Lee’s "2 Times" delivered hypnotic Eurodance hooks that dominated charts worldwide, while The Chemical Brothers’ "Hey Boy Hey Girl" merged big beats with rave energy, earning a spot in electronic history. Blur’s bittersweet "No Distance Left to Run" channeled heartbreak into raw vulnerability, contrasting with Jamiroquai’s jazzy, regal "King for a Day." Garbage’s sultry "The World Is Not Enough" added intrigue as a Bond theme, and Supergrass twisted Britpop playfulness into eerie theatrics with "Mary." Meanwhile, Dark Star’s brooding "Graceadelica" painted sonic landscapes, and Geri Halliwell’s "Lift Me Up" combined shimmering strings with ‘90s pop flair,…

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Singing With Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys shines across diverse tracks, from the emotional weight of "If I Ain’t Got You," blending seamlessly with John Mayer's "Gravity" in live medleys, to her stirring duet with Brandi Carlile on "A Beautiful Noise," a piano-driven call for change. Andra Day’s "Rise Up" and Stevie Wonder’s "Higher Ground" reimagine resilience and introspection, while Keys’ collaborations—like Eve’s "Gangsta Lovin’" and her performance with Angelique Kidjo on "Afrika"—fuse genres with effortless chemistry. Jack White and Keys bring raw, edgy energy to the Bond theme "Another Way to Die," and her empowering "Superwoman" affirms strength across all fronts.

This week In Soul Artists 04/52

Anita Baker’s silky “Sweet Love” glides on elegant restraint, while Eddie Floyd’s “Knock on Wood” thunders with raw urgency. Curtis Mayfield’s tender “The Makings of You” whispers timeless intimacy, and D’Angelo’s haunting “Devil’s Pie” critiques materialism with hypnotic beats. Sharon Jones’ “My Man Is a Mean Man” revives analog grit, and Janet Jackson’s “Control” is an assertive anthem of independence.

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Hip-Hop & Soul N°449 – 2010s Music Videos

Swarmz and Tion Wayne blend UK rap and drill on "Bally," balancing gritty beats, streetwise lyrics, and mainstream polish, while Kendrick Lamar’s "Backseat Freestyle" delivers booming ambition on a Hit-Boy beat. J. Cole’s introspective "4 Your Eyez Only" contrasts with Sage the Gemini’s bass-heavy "Gas Pedal," a viral dance hit. Kid Ink’s "Hotel" teams with Chris Brown for a nightlife anthem, and "My Life" unites 50 Cent, Eminem, and Adam Levine for a moody reflection on fame. Skepta’s pop-inflected "Cross My Heart" pairs grime with commercial appeal, and Diddy – Dirty Money’s "Coming Home" combines melancholy storytelling with Skylar Grey’s haunting hook.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°317 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Lady Sovereign’s cheeky "Love Me or Hate Me" blends grime and hip-hop with swaggering individuality, while Fall Out Boy’s "America’s Suitehearts" critiques celebrity culture through pop-rock hooks and surreal visuals. Feeder’s "Buck Rogers" brings unpretentious fun with its quirky Brit-rock charm, and Evanescence’s "Lithium" dives into emotional tension with piano-driven melancholia. White Lies’ brooding "To Lose My Life" mixes sleek instrumentation with existential lyrics, and Kasabian’s jagged "Processed Beats" pairs edgy rhythms with electronic undercurrents. Meanwhile, The All-American Rejects’ "Gives You Hell" turns spite into a gleeful anthem, and Badly Drawn Boy’s introspective "Born Again" crafts layered alt-rock with retro-futurist vibes.

‘Look Ma, No Mike!’ N°7 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Del Amitri weaves wistful introspection with jangling guitars in "When You Were Young," while Belly’s jangly "Feed the Tree" blends cryptic lyrics and Tanya Donelly’s haunting vocals. Kenickie’s raucous "In Your Car" channels youthful chaos, and Oasis’s orchestral "Whatever" offers swagger with layered strings. Gloria Estefan’s heartfelt "Coming Out of the Dark" and 3 Colours Red’s gritty "Nuclear Holiday" both bring raw emotion, while Moodswings featuring Chrissie Hynde shine with the ambient depth of "Spiritual High."

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°105 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Vanilla Ice’s "Ice Ice Baby" rides its Queen bassline into hip-hop-pop history, while Jamiroquai’s "Space Cowboy" mixes funk with introspection. Soul II Soul’s "Get A Life" fuses reggae and R&B, and Byron Stingily’s cover of "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" blends disco nostalgia with house grooves. Tracks like Orbital’s ominous "Satan" and Stereo MC’s funky "Step It Up" carry their eras’ eclectic sounds.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°608 – 2010s Music Videos

Kelly Rowland’s “Down for Whatever” charges into Eurodance, blending brazen beats with carefree vibes, while Lady Gaga’s “The Edge of Glory” walks the line between emotional depth and ‘80s nostalgia, powered by Clarence Clemons’ saxophone. Jonas Blue’s rework of “Fast Car” transforms Tracy Chapman’s grit into neon-lit EDM. Flo Rida’s “Wild Ones,” with Sia’s bittersweet chorus, chases hedonistic highs, and Pitbull’s “International Love” pairs Chris Brown’s hooks with global bravado. Kylie Minogue’s “Dancing” melds country twang with glossy electronica, while Khalid’s introspective “Silence” finds balance in Marshmello’s sleek production.

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°104 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Jennifer Lopez keeps it real with "Jenny from the Block," blending Bronx pride with diamond-draped swagger, while Shakira’s "Hips Don’t Lie" bursts with global rhythms and undeniable movement. Madonna’s "Music" fuses disco with futurism, and Eric Prydz’s "Call on Me" modernizes nostalgia with an aerobics twist. Armand Van Helden’s "My My My" and Hatiras’ "Spaced Invader" bring infectious energy to the club scene, balancing catchy beats with playful visuals.

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‘Music For The Dancers’ N°608 – 2010s Music Videos

Kelly Rowland’s “Down for Whatever” charges into Eurodance, blending brazen beats with carefree vibes, while Lady Gaga’s “The Edge of Glory” walks the line between emotional depth and ‘80s nostalgia, powered by Clarence Clemons’ saxophone. Jonas Blue’s rework of “Fast Car” transforms Tracy Chapman’s grit into neon-lit EDM. Flo Rida’s “Wild Ones,” with Sia’s bittersweet chorus, chases hedonistic highs, and Pitbull’s “International Love” pairs Chris Brown’s hooks with global bravado. Kylie Minogue’s “Dancing” melds country twang with glossy electronica, while Khalid’s introspective “Silence” finds balance in Marshmello’s sleek production.

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‘Look Ma, No Mike!’ N°7 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Del Amitri weaves wistful introspection with jangling guitars in "When You Were Young," while Belly’s jangly "Feed the Tree" blends cryptic lyrics and Tanya Donelly’s haunting vocals. Kenickie’s raucous "In Your Car" channels youthful chaos, and Oasis’s orchestral "Whatever" offers swagger with layered strings. Gloria Estefan’s heartfelt "Coming Out of the Dark" and 3 Colours Red’s gritty "Nuclear Holiday" both bring raw emotion, while Moodswings featuring Chrissie Hynde shine with the ambient depth of "Spiritual High."

‘Music For The Dancers’ N°105 – Vintage 90s Music Videos

Vanilla Ice’s "Ice Ice Baby" rides its Queen bassline into hip-hop-pop history, while Jamiroquai’s "Space Cowboy" mixes funk with introspection. Soul II Soul’s "Get A Life" fuses reggae and R&B, and Byron Stingily’s cover of "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" blends disco nostalgia with house grooves. Tracks like Orbital’s ominous "Satan" and Stereo MC’s funky "Step It Up" carry their eras’ eclectic sounds.

‘Vous Avez Dit Bizarre’ N°317 – Vintage 2000s Music Videos

Lady Sovereign’s cheeky "Love Me or Hate Me" blends grime and hip-hop with swaggering individuality, while Fall Out Boy’s "America’s Suitehearts" critiques celebrity culture through pop-rock hooks and surreal visuals. Feeder’s "Buck Rogers" brings unpretentious fun with its quirky Brit-rock charm, and Evanescence’s "Lithium" dives into emotional tension with piano-driven melancholia. White Lies’ brooding "To Lose My Life" mixes sleek instrumentation with existential lyrics, and Kasabian’s jagged "Processed Beats" pairs edgy rhythms with electronic undercurrents. Meanwhile, The All-American Rejects’ "Gives You Hell" turns spite into a gleeful anthem, and Badly Drawn Boy’s introspective "Born Again" crafts layered alt-rock with retro-futurist vibes.

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Singing With Alicia Keys

Alicia Keys shines across diverse tracks, from the emotional weight of "If I Ain’t Got You," blending seamlessly with John Mayer's "Gravity" in live medleys, to her stirring duet with Brandi Carlile on "A Beautiful Noise," a piano-driven call for change. Andra Day’s "Rise Up" and Stevie Wonder’s "Higher Ground" reimagine resilience and introspection, while Keys’ collaborations—like Eve’s "Gangsta Lovin’" and her performance with Angelique Kidjo on "Afrika"—fuse genres with effortless chemistry. Jack White and Keys bring raw, edgy energy to the Bond theme "Another Way to Die," and her empowering "Superwoman" affirms strength across all fronts.

This week In Soul Artists 04/52

Anita Baker’s silky “Sweet Love” glides on elegant restraint, while Eddie Floyd’s “Knock on Wood” thunders with raw urgency. Curtis Mayfield’s tender “The Makings of You” whispers timeless intimacy, and D’Angelo’s haunting “Devil’s Pie” critiques materialism with hypnotic beats. Sharon Jones’ “My Man Is a Mean Man” revives analog grit, and Janet Jackson’s “Control” is an assertive anthem of independence.

Covers By Beth Hart

Beth Hart’s fiery takes dominate standout tracks, from her emotionally charged “I Don’t Need No Doctor” to a raw spin on “A Change Is Gonna Come,” pulling blues into unbridled territory. Tackling The Rolling Stones’ “Wild Horses” with vocal grit, Hart transforms classics like “Something’s Got a Hold on Me” and “Purple Rain” into visceral performances. Collaborating with Joe Bonamassa, she reimagines Melody Gardot’s “Your Heart Is As Black As Night,” adding a brassy edge. Elsewhere, the Allman Brothers’ “Soulshine” thrives with Hart’s bluesy intensity, while Eric Gales and Hart’s “Catfish Blues” shines through their electric interplay.

This week In Jazz Legends 04/52

Wes Montgomery’s “West Coast Blues” showcases his inventive thumb-picked technique and octave work, supported by Tommy Flanagan’s piano and Percy Heath’s bass, while Benny Golson’s take on “Take The A Train” blends respect for tradition with a fresh swing. Freddie Hubbard’s “Red Clay” leans into groovy jazz fusion, anchored by Ron Carter’s bass and Herbie Hancock’s electric piano. Rahsaan Roland Kirk’s “Seasons” packs layered improvisations, balancing chaos and thoughtfulness, while Joe Lovano’s “Sounds of Joy” offers playful unpredictability within a minimalist trio. Sonny Rollins’ “Alfie’s Theme” merges cinematic flair with jazz brilliance, and Lenny White’s “Wolfbane” grooves through controlled fusion. Michael Brecker’s “Broadband” bursts with layered orchestral energy, while the SFJAZZ…

This week In Guitar Virtuosi 04/52

Pat Metheny reshapes Carly Simon's "That’s the Way I’ve Always Heard It Should Be" into a tender baritone guitar instrumental, while John Fahey’s “Old Southern Medley” weaves Americana with subversive nuance. Paco de Lucía’s “Antonia (Buleria Por Solea)” balances flamenco tradition with modern flair, and Tommy Emmanuel’s "Eva Waits" blends delicate fingerpicking with cinematic tension. Eddie Van Halen’s iconic "Eruption" redefined guitar solos, and Yngwie Malmsteen’s virtuosic "Far Beyond the Sun" revels in neoclassical theatrics. Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Riviera Paradise” offers a jazz-tinged reprieve, while Joe Bonamassa’s “Never Give All Your Heart” delivers polished blues-rock. Shawn Lane’s "Improvisation 2" channels chaotic brilliance, and Charlie Hunter’s “Untitled Improvisation #2”…

This week In One-Off Collaborations 03/52

Roger Waters and Eric Clapton strip down Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" for a poignant Tsunami Aid performance, weaving nostalgia with sincerity, while Brandi Carlile channels Chris Cornell’s spirit in an emotionally charged live version of "Like a Stone." Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa pour raw intensity into "I'd Rather Go Blind," and Joe Perry, Slash, and Johnny Depp crank "Train Kept A Rollin’" into a thunderous rock spectacle. Meanwhile, "Lindeza," with Ryuichi Sakamoto and Caetano Veloso, whispers understated beauty, and "Sing the Truth" unites Angélique Kidjo, Dianne Reeves, and Lizz Wright in a powerful reimagining of iconic women's songs.

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