| Chaka Khan, Snoop Dogg, Chris Brown, T.I., Saul Williams, Labrinth, Ne-Yo, Madonna, Bebe Rexha, Grace Potter, Beth Hart, Sara Bareilles, Beth Orton, Roger Waters, Dean Lewis, New Found Glory, Johnny Marr, Jacob Collier, Pulp, Sparks, Stevie Wonder, Eve, Henry Threadgill, They are the confirmed artists in the music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and musical or visual liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
23 . Chaka Khan & Snoop Dogg – Boogie’s In My Soul
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Chaka Khan’s funk‑infused collaboration with Snoop Dogg on “Boogie’s In My Soul” under EarthSong Records and BMG marries a narrative of dance‑floor release and joyful self‑possession to a springy bass‑driven groove, punchy drums and call‑and‑response hooks. Music video directed by : Social Studies, Alissa Torvinen, Kelsey Laroche, Dan Carr – Song featured on the album : Chakzilla 
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22 . Snoop Dogg – Step (w/ Swizz Beatz)
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 On “Step” from Death Row Records’ 10 Til’ Midnight, Snoop Dogg and Swizz Beatz flip Cameo’s “Candy” into a club‑ready hip‑hop/R&B bounce where Snoop toasts longevity, status and effortless movement over Swizz’s hard drums and glossy, sample‑laced production. Song featured on the album : 10 Til Midnight
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21 . Chris Brown – It Depends/Obvious
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Across the paired Chris Brown visuals “It Depends/Obvious,” Brown and Bryson Tiller reassure lovers they can “give you what you need” while sampling Usher’s “Nice & Slow,” then shift to openly adoring a partner as RIOTUSA, Nico Baran and RoccStar drape the R&B songs in velvety drums and atmospheric keys.
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20 . T.I. – Mr. Him
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 T.I.’s 2026 rap single “Mr. HIM,” produced by Pharrell Williams ahead of Kill The King, has the Atlanta veteran doubling down on his “King of the South” persona with lines about choosing purpose over money atop a sleek, swaggering beat built from clipped percussion and bright synth stabs.
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19 . Saul Williams – Conspiracy
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 On “Conspiracy,” poet‑rapper Saul Williams opens LeapLife with a hybrid of spoken word, experimental hip‑hop and avant‑garde electronics in which invocations of ancestors, resistance and unfinished revolutions ride fractured rhythms, ghostly backing voices and spare bass from collaborators like Moor Mother and Nate Mercereau. Music video directed by : Cleon Arrey – Song featured on the album : Leap Life
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18 . Labrinth – Prostitute
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Labrinth’s “Prostitute,” tied to his Cosmic Opera Act II and expanded Euphoria score, uses the line “Money on the dresser, I’m a prostitute, no Vaseline” to recast the artist as industry sex worker over ominous alternative R&B production thick with sub‑bass, strings and distorted choral swells.
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17 . Ne-Yo – Ms. Tundra [Live]
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Ne‑Yo’s 2026 cut “Ms. Tundra,” teased ahead of Highway 79 and debuted live for Amazon Music’s +44, cheekily compares a love interest “built like a truck” to a pickup as his R&B phrasing rides twang‑flecked guitars, shuffling drums and an easy country‑crossover swing. Music video directed by : Otis Dominique – Song featured on the album : Highway 79
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16 . Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter – Bring Your Love
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Madonna’s “Bring Your Love,” a house‑driven, disco‑tinted collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter on Confessions II via Stuart Price and Parisi, turns pushback against their public personas into a defiant lyric over a four‑on‑the‑floor beat that samples Inner City’s “Good Life,” trading verses and a pulsing synth bassline. Music video directed by : Torso – Song featured on the album : Confessions On A Dance Floor: Part Ii
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15 . Bebe Rexha – Nobody’s There
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 On Dirty Blonde cut “Nobody’s There,” Bebe Rexha tells a story of a woman who “might break a couple hearts tonight” yet ends up alone once the party fades, layering that pop narrative over crisp drums, neon‑tinged synths and a soaring, melancholic hook. Song featured on the album : Dirty Blonde
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14 . Grace Potter – Run Baby Run
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Grace Potter’s “Run Baby Run,” a rock‑driven Trespasser single for Thirty Tigers, recasts the urge to flee a hard conversation into a woman bolting from an abusive relationship while Eric Valentine’s production leans on overdriven guitars, pounding drums and a chorus built for shouted release. Music video directed by : Grace Potter – Song featured on the album : Trespasser
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13 . Beth Hart – Stuff For You
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Beth Hart’s “Stuff For You,” a blues‑rock bonus track on You Still Got Me (Deluxe Edition) for Provogue/Artone, finds her promising she’ll “do all this stuff for you” even as the emotional toll shows, her raspy vocal framed by warm organ, live drums and unfussy guitar. Song featured on the album : You Still Got Me Deluxe Edition
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12 . Sara Bareilles – Home
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Sara Bareilles’s “Home” traces grief and the naming of wounds after hearing Anderson Cooper and Stephen Colbert speak about loss, with the line “What is broken cannot heal ’till it’s known and loved by name” laid gently over patient piano chords and understated strings. Music video directed by : Thunderwing And Sara Bareilles – Song featured on the album : Good Grief
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11 . Beth Orton – Otherside [Live]
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Beth Orton’s “Otherside [Live],” drawn from The Ground Above, turns sleepless nights and the fragile hope of “making it through till morning” into a quiet folk‑indie hymn, her weathered voice floating above hushed guitars and slowly swelling ensemble textures. Music video directed by : Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard And Joseph Lynn – Song featured on the album : The Ground Above
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10 . Roger Waters & Mona Miari – Comfortably Numb Re-Imagined
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Roger Waters and Mona Miari’s “Comfortably Numb Re‑Imagined” recasts the Pink Floyd staple as a bilingual lament for Hind Rajab and other displaced civilians, adding “Hind’s Lullaby” in Arabic while sparse acoustic guitars, minor‑key strings and close‑miked vocals replace the original’s towering arena‑rock. Music video directed by : David Barron
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9 . Dean Lewis – Poison
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Dean Lewis’s “Poison” follows a narrator who no longer recognizes himself as everything “falls apart” yet claws back from the edge, the melancholic pop ballad unfolding through intimate piano, gradually thickening ambient guitars and a vocal that swells from near‑whisper to strained catharsis.
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8 . New Found Glory – Good To Go
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 New Found Glory’s pop‑punk cut “Good To Go,” released on Pure Noise Records in tandem with Garage Beer and the album Listen Up!, turns lyrics about getting out and grabbing life’s thrills into a rush of fast drums, chunky guitars and shout‑along choruses. Music video directed by : Jordan Phoenix
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7 . Johnny Marr – Spin
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 On lead single “Spin,” Johnny Marr previews The Age of Everything by wedding lyrics about restless forward motion to his signature jangling guitar lines and tight indie‑rock groove, stacking bright, chiming riffs over a crisp, driving backbeat. Song featured on the album : The Age Of Everything
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6 . Jacob Collier – Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Jacob Collier’s “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes (with 13‑Year‑Old Jacob),” issued as the lead single for the In My Room 10th‑anniversary edition, overlays new jazz‑inflected harmonies onto his 2008 bedroom recording, creating a time‑spanning duet of lush reharmonizations and tender, layered vocals on the Kern–Harbach standard. Song featured on the album : In My Room (10 Year Anniversary Edition)
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5 . Pulp – A Sunset [Live]
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Live piece “A Sunset [Live]” finds Pulp closing More‑era shows with Jarvis Cocker and Richard Hawley extending the “Sunrise” storyline into an elegy about selling sunsets and shrinking choices, as swelling indie‑pop dynamics and crowd‑sung refrains support its quietly political edge and EarthPercent‑linked credits. Music video directed by : Garth Jennings – Song featured on the album : Live!
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4 . Sparks – Whippings And Apologies [Live On The Moon]
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 In Sparks’ “Whippings And Apologies [Live On The Moon],” Ron and Russell Mael revive their 1972 A Woofer in Tweeter’s Clothing song as art‑pop theatre, repeating a cycle of punishment and apology over stiff, piano‑driven grooves and arch vocals in a surreal lunar concert setting. Song featured on the album : Sparks Live On The Moon
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3 . Stevie Wonder – Higher Ground [Obama Center celebration]
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Stevie Wonder’s “Higher Ground” at the Obama Presidential Center opening in Chicago becomes a communal funk‑soul‑gospel climax, with guests like Jennifer Hudson, Bruce Springsteen and Common trading lines over clavinet‑styled keys, snapping drums and call‑and‑response choruses that underline its message of pressing toward a better “ground.”
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2 . Eve – Tiny Desk Concert
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 Eve’s Tiny Desk Concert for NPR’s Black Music Month revisits “Satisfaction,” “What Ya Want,” “Gangsta Lovin’,” “Let Me Blow Ya Mind” and more, her Philadelphia flow riding live‑band hip‑hop arrangements that soften the studio edges while the small‑room crowd echoes hooks and ad‑libs. Music video directed by : Kara Frame – Song featured on the album : Scorpion
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1 . Henry Threadgill & Vijay Iyer & Dafnis Prieto – I Wanted a Map
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Date Added : Jun 20,2026 On contemporary jazz piece “I Wanted a Map” from the trio album Fifteen, Vijay Iyer, Henry Threadgill and Dafnis Prieto let knotty piano voicings and searching alto saxophone lines navigate shifting drum patterns, turning the title’s quest for orientation into elastic, conversational improvisation. Music video directed by : Ryan Streber – Song featured on the album : Fifteen |
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Legends & Superstars New Music Videos – N°622
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