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Pearl Jam’s “Future Days,” written after Eddie Vedder’s friend Dennis Flemion’s death, reflects on loss and connection, appearing in “The Last of Us.” Yorushika’s “Martian,” inspired by Hagiwara Sakutaro’s “Cat,” debuts in “Small Citizen Series” Season 2 with poetic visuals. Perturbator’s “The Art of War” marks a return with mechanical synths and societal critique. Three Days Grace’s “Apologies” reunites Adam Gontier and Matt Walst, exploring guilt and addiction. Redman’s “Soopaman Luva 7” extends his superhero saga with funk-laced irreverence. PooBon’s “3TAREH” brings Persian syntax into Toronto’s alt-hip-hop. JVegas 3LE’s “Dear Tory A Stan Story” reframes Eminem’s “Stan” as a tribute to Tory Lanez. Here are the brand new (animated only) music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
44 . DFZM & JOMBRIEL & Jowell Y Randy – GPS
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Date Added : May 4,2025
“GPS” orchestrates a reggaeton junction across Colombia, Ecuador, and Puerto Rico, as DFZM, JOMBRIEL, and duo Jowell & Randy trade verses over Jota’s brooding production. Originally sparked by a studio session between DFZM and Jombriel, the track morphs with the entry of Jowell & Randy into something more charged, if not combustible. Signed under Warner Music and La Sangre Nueva Inc, the single taps into Latin urban synergy without posturing as a cultural manifesto.
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43 . Tablo & RM – Stop The Rain
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Date Added : May 4,2025
“Stop The Rain” pairs Tablo and RM in a brooding, slow-burn digital single released May 2025, built on a sparse guitar riff and whisper-quiet percussion. RM weaves between English and Korean in a confessional verse touching on suicidal ideation, the “27 club,” and uneasy survival. Tablo unpacks early trauma and religious rigidity with biting metaphors and dry introspection. The minimalist animation hints at buried childhood grief and irreversible melancholy.
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42 . Elderbrook & Ahmed Spins – Waterfall
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Date Added : May 4,2025
“Waterfall” sees Moroccan producer Ahmed Spins resurface after a three-year pause, teaming up with GRAMMY-winner Elderbrook for a melodic house track built on patience and meticulous craft. The song begins with a cinematic piano motif before giving way to Elderbrook’s layered vocals, tracing emotional crests and crashes through the lens of a waterfall that, conveniently, rhymes with “high and low.” The production spans two years, a process neither producer found particularly hurried.
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41 . Ave Mujica – 顔
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Date Added : May 4,2025
Interpolating eerie synth layers over syncopated percussions, “顔” (“Kao”) unfolds with Ave Mujica’s signature theatrical flair, born from the BanG Dream! franchise. Animation duties are passed between Yamihen Saki, Wu Jiao, and others, whose collage of styles lend the video a fractured, shifting identity mirroring the song’s themes. Debuting in April 2023, Ave Mujica trades in polished chaos, where lyricism bends around constructed personas and shifting masks. Music video directed by : Kgo – Song featured on the album : Completeness
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40 . Sica – No Info (w/ Hellmerry & Scoop Dogg)
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Date Added : May 4,2025
Released under Greenhouse Records, “No Info” pairs Sica with Hellmerry and Scoop Dogg, weaving a sparse, groove-driven beat courtesy of Scoop Dogg and Gaspari 777. Sica, a hip-hop artist from Quezon City, trades verses with Hellmerry over clipped drums and subdued textures that leave ample room for deadpan delivery and measured flows. The track maintains an air of deliberate restraint, with all three artists sidestepping theatrics for tension over release. Music video directed by : Michael Zacarias
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39 . Candlemass – Black Star
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Date Added : May 4,2025
“Black Star,” a 2025 release from Swedish doom metal originators Candlemass, arrives under Napalm Records with Leif Edling’s pen at the helm. The song threads existential dread, temptation, and the pull of darkness through Johan Längqvist’s arresting vocals, decades after his debut on the band’s first album. A slow burn of melodic verses and monolithic riffs detours briefly into an up-tempo SABBATH nod before closing with a grandiose RAINBOW-tinged finale. Song featured on the album : Black Star (Ep)
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38 . Lost Souls – Letter Of Resignation
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Date Added : May 4,2025
“Letter Of Resignation” by Lost Souls delivers a sardonic tirade against office monotony, churning everyday irritants—mandatory smiley emails, badge-scanning tyranny, and the existential despair of all-hands meetings—into a high-octane lament. Released in April 2025 as part of debut album “Lore,” the track channels modern workplace fatigue through sharp riffs and satirical lyrical jabs. Guitarist Evan Breen’s virtual metalcore project blends fury with farce, striking a nerve where clock-in meets collapse. Song featured on the album : Lore
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36 . Bratz – Think About It
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
Released in April 2025, “Think About It” extends the Bratz virtual band’s uneven discography with an injection of synth-laced pop polished to match the doll line’s glossy brand. The track spins themes of friendship and self-confidence into pep-talk choruses made for mirror routines and group chats alike. Tied to Season 2 of the “Alwayz Bratz” web series, the song’s video parades Yasmin, Cloe, Jade, and Sasha through curated outfits and designer drama.
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35 . Jul – Phénoménal
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
In “Phénoménal,” Jul ties braggadocio to biography, charting his rise from self-made obscurity to platinum ubiquity without straying from his signature delivery. He lays out figures with deadpan flair—”200 gold singles, 33 albums”—before casually announcing his ability to fill stadiums “en two-two,” as if it were no more effort than ordering lunch. Born Julien Mari in 1990, Jul continues to navigate French rap with his own unshakable metric for success. Song featured on the album : D&P À Vie
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34 . Tamta – Chrome Hearts (w/ Saske)
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Chrome Hearts” pairs Tamta with Saske in a 2025 track that threads slick pop with electronic textures and skewed experimental turns. Tamta’s vocals—brushed with shades of FKA Twigs, Lady Gaga, and Lorde—float over a sleekly unorthodox production that toes the line between emotional unrest and style-forward intent. The animated video complements the theme: someone caught in the loop of an ex, replaying a past that refuses to mute itself. Music video directed by : Daphne Xourafi
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33 . Navjaxx – Cyberverse
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Cyberverse” threads processed vocals through a synthwave matrix, set against crisp electronic lines and retro-futurist pulses. Navjaxx, aka Luis Alberto Macedo Barba, slips a touch of ‘80s nostalgia into 2025’s circuitry without leaning on pastiche. Operating out of Zapopan, he aligns this track with his prior releases—”Fragmented Memories,” “Evanescent,” and “Digital Dreams.” Past collaborations with Don Diablo and ZAXX echo here, though mostly through refined restraint.
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32 . Good Kid – Premier Inn
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
Toronto’s Good Kid deliver “Premier Inn,” an indie rock track steeped in temporal vertigo and introspective angst. Over crisp guitars and restless rhythms, Nick Frosst muses on slipping timelines with lines like “Three years ago one month today, the second left but lost my way.” The refrain, “At the Premier Inn, I don’t know when time begins,” anchors the song in a kind of emotional jet lag. The band’s visibility rises partly through Fortnite, where community-driven support inserts them into the game’s soundtrack. Nomu Kid, their ever-present mascot, and their refusal to DMCA strike streamers amplify their resonance within gamer culture. They land a Juno 2024 nomination for Breakthrough Group of the Year, suggesting that disoriented memories and pixelated hotel rooms may just be enough. Music video directed by : Gabriel Altrows
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31 . Mark Pritchard & Thom Yorke – Gangsters
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“Gangsters” pairs Mark Pritchard’s electronic instincts with Thom Yorke’s pitch-shifted vocals, yielding an eerie sonic study in synthetic humanity. Released via Warp Records in April 2025, the track drifts through a surreal, low-frequency terrain shaped by unsettling tones and child-like vocal distortions. The video mirrors this with Boschian puppet-scapes, echoing a digital fresco where dystopia meets dollhouse theatrics. Music video directed by : Jonathan Zawada – Song featured on the album : Tall Tales
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30 . Those Damn Crows – The Night Train
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
Those Damn Crows release “The Night Train” via Earache Records, steering away from fist-in-the-air anthems toward grief’s quieter corridors. Threaded through with post-grunge textures and hard rock brooding, the track envisions a nightly passage to a place where memories wear familiar faces. Inspired by a lucid dream, it imagines a midnight commute to the beyond—equal parts reunion and repetition, a grieving Groundhog Day. The animated video sketches this reverie with spectral trains and fleeting encounters, unusual territory for the Welsh quintet. Music video directed by : Marco Pavone – Song featured on the album : God Shaped Hole
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29 . Narvent – Fade Into Darkness
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“Fade Into Darkness” pairs Narvent’s ambient inclinations with a synthwave veneer, layering retro-futuristic tones across a sparse electronic foundation. The track wavers between detachment and tension, conjuring a soundscape that feels as much machine-made as memory-bound. A cyberpunk-styled visual edit on TikTok injects a dash of dystopian theatrics, steering the piece further into digital noir. Drawn from the Moscow-based artist’s album “Memory Reboot,” it mirrors his crafted affinity for immersive sonic environments.
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28 . Navjaxx – Cybercity
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“Cybercity” by Navjaxx ushers listeners into a synth-drenched metropolis shaped by neon nostalgia and retro-futurist impulses. Combining shimmering Retrowave textures with electronic polish, the track dwells in a dreamlike haze that nods toward a stylized cyberpunk vision rather than any plausible future. Navjaxx, aka Luis Alberto Macedo Barba, has previously collaborated with Don Diablo and ZAXX.
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27 . Car Seat Headrest – CCF [I’m Gonna Stay With You]
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“CCF (I’m Gonna Stay With You)” situates a confused student named Beolco within the fictional Parnassus University, convinced he’s the spiritual echo—or reincarnation—of its enigmatic founder, the Scop. Car Seat Headrest wraps this philosophical identity crisis in glowing dreams, lava metaphors, and fading Fridays, all syncopated to indie rock’s anxious heartbeat. The animated video sketches Beolco’s quest for metaphysical clarity with visual nods to the surreal and the academic. Music video directed by : Cate Wurtz, Jayla Smith & Michael Speed – Song featured on the album : The Scholars
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26 . Brutal Sphincter – Sphinct-Earth Society
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
Belgian goregrind group Brutal Sphincter returns with “Sphinct-Earth Society,” a satirical take on conspiracy theories, issued via Time To Kill Records in March 2025. The track mocks flat-earthers by positing the Earth as sphincter-shaped, ridiculing the self-righteous tone of theorists who accuse others of blind conformity. Lyrics nod to anti-vaxxer grievances and misinformation during Covid-19, all wrapped in biting irony and absurdist visuals. Music video directed by : Shit Knucles – Song featured on the album : Sphinct-Earth Society
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25 . Kompromat – I Did Not Forget You (w/ Rahim Redcar)
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“I Did Not Forget You” pairs Kompromat’s icy synths with Rahim Redcar’s solemn vocals, layering EBM and Cold Wave textures over a narrative of memory’s persistence. The lyrics trace emotional residue through flickering recollections—fireplaces, sensual ignition, and a sea carrying away what remains. The video moves through eerie, digitized terrains, as fragments of affection are reanimated through visual ghostings. Music video directed by : Léa Mysius – Song featured on the album : Plдying / Prдying
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22 . Stromae, Pomme – Ma Meilleure Ennemie
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
Stromae and Pomme’s “Ma Meilleure Ennemie” arrives in November 2024 as part of the soundtrack for Arcane’s second season, making its mark on the Billboard Hot 100. The song underscores a pivotal moment between Ekko and Powder in the seventh episode, weaving tension into the story. The video merges live-action and animation, extending the show’s choreography into a visual spectacle. Stromae crafts his signature fusion of hip-hop and electronic music, while Pomme brings her folk-inflected aesthetic. Music video directed by : Tom Gouill – Song featured on the album : Arcane Season 2 Original Soundtrack
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21 . Gasnux – Sable
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
“Sable” marks Gasnux‘s return with a composition that lingers between nostalgia and inevitability. The title, meaning “sand” in French, sets the tone for a track fixated on time’s quiet erosion. The production leans on atmospheric textures, mirroring the shifting dynamics of memory and absence. Following “Tantale” and “Daijoubu,” this single continues Gasnux‘s preoccupation with fleeting connections and unresolved emotions. Music video directed by : Nathan Medam
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20 . Blorg – Regular
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
“Regular” marks Blorg’s return after a hiatus, drawing inspiration from the animated series “Regular Show.” Released in March 2025, the track leans into his rage rap style, a signature that has found traction on TikTok. Blorg operates within the circles of “Malavida” and “Infernus Clika,” situating himself within a network that thrives on raw energy and unfiltered expression. The single reintroduces him to an audience attuned to intensity and relentless momentum.
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19 . Joseph Kamel – Petit Frère
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
“Petit Frère” sees Joseph Kamel turning fraternal affection into melody, weaving lyrics that balance warmth and quiet dependence. With lines like “Le monde a bien fait de te faire / Moi j’aurais rien fait sans mon frère,” he strips sentimentality down to its bones, letting gratitude and loyalty speak for themselves. A Franco-Egyptian artist, Kamel first caught attention alongside Julien Doré in the TV series “Panda” before carving his own space in the French music scene. Music video directed by : Johanna Gousset – Song featured on the album : Miroirs
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18 . Lost Souls – Xmoshlordx (w/ Jonathan Vigil)
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
“xMOSHLORDx” throws Lost Souls‘ digital ferocity into the mix with Jonathan Vigil of The Ghost Inside, layering his distinct vocals over the band’s metalcore edge. Released on March 6, 2025, the track channels relentless intensity, bolstered by tightly wound riffs and thunderous breakdowns. Lost Souls, the brainchild of guitarist and influencer Evan Breen, emerges from the virtual scene, with tracks like “Childhood Died” and “The Return” expanding their presence. Song featured on the album : Lore
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17 . Navjaxx – Overload Memories
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
“Overload Memories” is a single by Mexican DJ and producer Navjaxx, set for release in March 2025. The cover art is designed by @grizzydesigns. Navjaxx, born Luis Alberto Macedo Barba, comes from Guadalajara and specializes in electronic music. Operating from Zapopan, his catalog includes “Fragmented Memories” (2024), “Digital Dreams,” and “Evanescent.” His collaborations feature artists such as Don Diablo and ZAXX. Music video directed by : Ray Adx – Song featured on the album : Overload Memories
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16 . 9Lives – Up Freestyle (w/ Odetari)
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Date Added : Mar 24,2025
“Up Freestyle (w/ Odetari)” brings together New Zealand producer 9lives and Houston rapper Odetari, weaving their distinct styles into a track steeped in the “Sigilkore” aesthetic. Blending trap, hyperpop, cloud rap, and electronic textures, 9lives shapes the production with his signature sound, while Odetari delivers his characteristic delivery. Their previous collaboration, “I LOVE YOU HOE,” made its mark, and this track extends their creative partnership into new territory.
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11 . Caravan Palace – City Cook
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“City Cook” arrives as Caravan Palace’s latest synthesis of electro-swing and electronic dance music, layering vintage jazz inflections with crisp modern production. The French group, formed in Paris, has cultivated this hybrid sound since their 2008 debut, threading rap cadences and electronic pulses into their compositions. Following their 2019 album “Chronologic,” the band continues to merge past and present, conjuring a rhythmic interplay that resists easy classification. Music video directed by : Double Ninja – Song featured on the album : Gangbusters Melody Club
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10 . Øneheart & Scarlxrd – running xut xf dxubt
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“running xut xf dxubt” brings together Øneheart‘s atmospheric production and Scarlxrd’s unfiltered intensity. The track’s typographic distortion mirrors the duo’s genre-blurring tendencies, fusing icy melancholia with raw aggression. Scarlxrd’s vocal delivery cuts through the misty synths and brooding bass, while Øneheart’s ethereal textures provide an eerie contrast to the relentless energy. Phonk meets trap metal in a collision that resists easy categorization. Music video directed by : Veloren
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9 . Panda Bear – Praise
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Praise” finds Panda Bear weaving his signature mix of experimental pop and psychedelia into a track steeped in dub reggae’s spacious echoes and rolling percussion. Co-produced with Josh Dibb (aka Deakin), it marks a departure from his typical solo process, layering vocals alongside contributions from Maria Reis and Rivka Ravede. Brian Weitz (aka Geologist) provides additional sounds, reinforcing the track’s textured production. Released through Domino, it reflects Lennox’s evolution since co-founding Animal Collective in 2000. Music video directed by : Danny Perez – Song featured on the album : Sinister Grift
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8 . Xalv – Limitless
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Limitless” arrives as a March 2025 single from Glasgow-based atmospheric synthwave artist Xalv. Layering expansive synths over a steady pulse, the track channels a cinematic energy that wouldn’t feel out of place in a neon-lit dystopia. Xalv, whose catalog includes “Oblivion,” “Eternity,” and “Escape Reality,” crafts an otherworldly texture, nodding to retro-futuristic aesthetics while avoiding nostalgia for its own sake.
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7 . Navjaxx – Phantom Glitches
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Phantom Glitches” filters Navjaxx’s electronic sensibilities through a maze of digital distortions and pulsing beats. Released in 2025, the track reflects the producer’s knack for weaving intricate soundscapes that hover between precision and controlled chaos. Navjaxx, born Luis Alberto Macedo Barba in Guadalajara and based in Zapopan, has built a catalog that includes “Fragmented Memories” (2024), “Digital Dreams,” and “Evanescent.” His collaborations span names like Don Diablo and ZAXX, further expanding his sonic footprint. Music video directed by : Ray Adx
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6 . El Michels Affair – Mr. Brew
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
El Michels Affair‘s “Mr. Brew” channels a funk-infused instrumental groove with a distinct cinematic touch. Released in 2023, the track layers a pulsing bassline under tight drum patterns and bold brass flourishes, leaning into the group’s signature vintage aesthetic. Led by Leon Michels, the band has been active since the early 2000s, producing instrumental renditions of Wu-Tang Clan tracks and collaborating with hip-hop artists. Michels, who has worked with Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, The Black Keys, and The Arcs, co-founded Truth & Soul Records in 2004 before launching Big Crown Records in 2016. Their catalog includes albums like “Sounding Out the City” (2005), “Enter the 37th Chamber” (2009), and “Adult Themes” (2020). Hip-hop producers have sampled their music, with artists like Jay-Z, J. Cole, and Travis Scott incorporating their compositions into new works. Music video directed by : Alisa Gorshenina – Song featured on the album : Yeti Season
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5 . Jeanne Mas – Aligoa Rmx
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Jeanne Mas, born in Alicante, Spain, has been a fixture of French pop since the 1980s. “Aligoa Rmx” revisits “Aligoa,” a song first composed in 1994 and performed during past tours. This version, featured on her 2024 album “Mon Elix,” reworks the original into something entirely new. Across decades, Mas has released numerous albums, including her 1985 debut and “PH” in 2017. Her hits “En rouge et noir,” “Toute première fois,” and “Johnny, Johnny” remain emblematic of the era. Song featured on the album : Mon Elix
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4 . Scowl – Tonight [I’m Afraid]
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Tonight (I’m Afraid)” is a single from California-based hardcore punk outfit Scowl, released in March 2025 via Dead Oceans. Produced by William Yip, the track channels themes of alienation, grief, and lost control through an abrasive yet emotionally charged sound. The accompanying music video, crafted in an animated flip-book style by Adam Fuchs, transforms the band into restless sketches, moving through a frenetic, ever-shifting narrative. Music video directed by : Lilfuchs – Song featured on the album : Are We All Angels
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3 . A Place To Bury Strangers – Join The Crowd
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Join The Crowd” blends noise rock and shoegaze, maintaining the band’s signature dissonance. The track channels echoes of Primal Scream and The Cure, layering distortion with an unrelenting bleakness. A Place to Bury Strangers, formed in 2002, crafts their sound through DIY experimentation. Oliver Ackermann, the group’s founder, also manufactures guitar pedals under Death By Audio. The current lineup includes John Fedowitz and Sandra Fedowitz. Music video directed by : Callum Scott-Dyson – Song featured on the album : Synthesizer
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2 . Mark Pritchard & Thom Yorke – This Conversation Is Missing Your Voice
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“This Conversation Is Missing Your Voice” brings Mark Pritchard‘s intricate electronic layers into conversation with Thom Yorke’s unmistakable falsetto, weaving ambient, experimental, and synth-pop elements into a textured soundscape. Released via Warp Records in March 2025, the track extends a creative partnership first heard in “Beautiful People” from Pritchard’s 2016 album. The video, set along a shipping conveyor belt, syncs hypnotically with the song’s rhythmic ebb and flow. Music video directed by : Jonathan Zawada – Song featured on the album : Tall Tales
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1 . Sleep Token – Emergence
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Sleep Token releases “Emergence” in March 2025 as the lead single from their fourth studio album, marking their first new music since 2023’s “Take Me Back to Eden.” The track blends progressive metal, electronic elements, and R&B, layering atmospheric piano over down-tuned guitar riffs. Vessel’s vocals shift between haunting melodies and raw aggression, lyrically evoking transformation and rebirth. The band’s masked anonymity remains intact, keeping their elusive image. Music video directed by : Noruwei – Song featured on the album : Even In Arcadia
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