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Here are the brand new music videos by confirmed artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
52 . Joe Bonamassa & Sammy Hagar – Fortune Teller Blues
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Joe Bonamassa and Sammy Hagar‘s 2025 single “Fortune Teller Blues” spins a ghostly narrative of fate and mistrust anchored in an eerie meeting with an enigmatic fortune teller. Played by Maryna Biletska, the Psychic reveals little, trapping John Patrick Clark’s Male Lead in a haze of riddles. Bonamassa, an accomplished guitarist who once opened for B.B. King at 12, and Hagar, Van Halen’s lead singer from 1985 to 1996, pair their storied artistry in this evocative collaboration. Music video directed by : Isabella Mazzola 
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51 . Will Smith & Big Sean – Beautiful Scars (w/ OBanga)
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Will Smith & Big Sean’s “Beautiful Scars” featuring OBanga debuts January 2025, marking Smith’s return with his first album in over two decades. Produced by OmArr and LeXoskeleton, the track confronts themes of resilience and transformation. The music video nods to 1999’s “The Matrix,” with Smith reenvisioned as Neo, a role he declined, and Big Sean stepping in as a Morpheus-like guide with the iconic red and blue pills. Smith, celebrated for his multifaceted career, spans accolades from an Oscar to BAFTA, while Big Sean complements with his 2024 album “Better Me Than You” and 2025 literary project “Go Higher.” Music video directed by : Adil El Arbi & Bilall Fallah – Song featured on the album : Based On A True Story
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50 . James Arthur – Celebrate
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
James Arthur unveils “Celebrate,” the second single from his forthcoming sixth studio album, slated for release in January 2025. The track navigates themes of resilience, growth, and self-acceptance, reflecting Arthur’s personal battles, with his raspy vocals punctuating lyrics like “Can anybody hear me? Can anybody help?” Revealing his struggle to enjoy success, Arthur’s introspection is set against electrifying production, following his 2024 chart-topping album, “Bitter Sweet Love.” Since winning the ninth season of *The X Factor* in 2012, Arthur has notched two UK number-one albums, five consecutive Top 5 albums, seven UK Top 10 singles, and collaborations with Anne-Marie, Rudimental, and Sigala. Song featured on the album : Pisces
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49 . Nickelback – Tidal Wave
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Nickelback‘s “Tidal Wave,” part of their tenth studio album “Get Rollin’,” crashes onto the scene in November 2022, heralding the end of a five-year hiatus following 2017’s “Feed the Machine.” In January 2025, it earns a striking music video as the album’s final visual release. Formed in 1995 in Hanna, Alberta, the band—Chad Kroeger, Ryan Peake, Mike Kroeger, and Daniel Adair—brings decades of grit to the track after selling over 50 million albums worldwide. Inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2023, Nickelback underscores their enduring cultural stake. Music video directed by : Timothy Hiehle – Song featured on the album : Get Rollin
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48 . Simply Red – If You Don’t Know Me By Now [The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon]
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Simply Red lights up The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on January 30, 2025, celebrating their 40th anniversary with a performance of “If You Don’t Know Me By Now.” Mick Hucknall collaborates with The Roots to revisit this Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff classic, first made famous by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. This live rendition coincides with the release of Simply Red‘s re-recorded version, nodding to their Grammy-winning 1989 chart-topping hit from *A New Flame.*
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47 . Simple Minds – Don’t You [Forget About Me] [Jimmy Kimmel Live]
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Scottish rock band Simple Minds delivers an electrifying performance of their 1985 hit “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” on Jimmy Kimmel Live, reinvigorating the iconic track penned by Keith Forsey and Steve Schiff for *The Breakfast Club* soundtrack. The band, initially hesitant to record the track, brings Jim Kerr’s signature “hey hey hey” intro and “la la la” outro alongside Charlie Burchill’s striking power chords to a live audience. A defining chart triumph, the song topped the Billboard Hot 100 on May 18, 1985, and remains their quintessential anthem.
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46 . Tears For Fears – Emily Said
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
“Emily Said,” a 2024 release by British duo Tears For Fears, fronted by Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith, unfolds gentle yet pointed storytelling with Orzabal’s lead vocals and a children’s choir softening the edges. Lyrically, it navigates the tender terrain of grief, using a tea-making metaphor to underscore shared solace, while sharp synth stabs in the verses and a fleeting trumpet flourish in the intro deepen its texture. It joins three other tracks on an EP featuring “Say Goodbye To Mum And Dad,” “The Girl That I Call Home,” and “Astronaut.” Song featured on the album : Songs For A Nervous Planet
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45 . Jamie xx – F.U. (w/ Erykah Badu)
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Jamie xx‘s “F.U.” featuring Erykah Badu lands with audacious flair in January 2025, born from chaos at a Primavera Festival after-party. Badu’s tech mishap spirals into an expletive-soaked vocal improvised over malfunctioning equipment, slyly captured on Jamie xx’s phone. Transplanted to London, the raw recording evolves under Jamie xx‘s signature touch, blending his meticulous beats with Badu’s unfiltered spontaneity. The result brims with ironic serendipity. Song featured on the album : In Waves
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44 . Pixies – Jane [The Night The Zombies Came]
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Date Added : Feb 1,2025
Jane (The Night the Zombies Came) by Pixies unfolds on their 2024 album “,” which hit #27 on the German charts. Frontman Black Francis hauntingly narrates Jane’s survival of a zombie attack, intoning, “Jane, she was the only survivor/the night zombies came.” The track’s dark twist hints Jane might have killed—not just the undead but perhaps a human—leaving its moral ambiguity unresolved. It continues the Pixies’ post-reunion trajectory begun in the 2010s. Music video directed by : Liam Maxwell – Song featured on the album : The Night The Zombies Came
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43 . The Weeknd – One Week Until Tomorrow
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
The Weeknd, born Abel Tesfaye, readies his sixth studio album, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” for a January 31, 2025 release. As the concluding chapter of a trilogy that began with “After Hours” (2020) and “Dawn FM” (2022), the album explores existential themes of death, redemption, and rebirth. Confirmed collaborations with Playboi Carti and Anitta intertwine with glossy R&B, acoustic guitars, and chrome-polished pop, culminating in a finale evocative of Prince’s “Purple Rain.” This release symbolizes Tesfaye’s artistic shift as he reconciles his stage persona with his real identity, echoing the album’s name. Adding to the anticipation, a psychological thriller film titled “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” co-starring Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan, debuts in May 2025.
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42 . FKA Twigs – Striptease
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
“Striptease,” the fourth single from FKA Twigs‘ third studio album *EUSEXUA*, melds experimental club rhythms with otherworldly textures to craft an atmosphere pulsing with sensual intensity. Opening with a chorus that deposits listeners into a nocturnal haze, the lyrics unveil lines like “I’m borderline, it’s getting late, I feel alive / I wanna show you, I-I-I-I-I” and “Opening me feels like a striptease / Silk for my tears, and lace for my fears.” The production, often compared to Purity Ring’s shadowy synth-pop aesthetic, balances hypnotic minimalism with pinpoint precision. FKA Twigs, born Tahliah Debrett Barnett, transitioned from her early work as a dancer for music videos by Ed Sheeran and Jessie J to critical acclaim with her Mercury Prize-nominated debut *LP1* in 2014, followed by *MAGDALENE* and 2022’s mixtape *CAPRISONGS*. Song featured on the album : Eusexua
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41 . Kygo, OneRepublic – Chasing Paradise
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Kygo and OneRepublic unveil “Chasing Paradise,” released in January 2025, their third collaboration following the atmospheric “Stranger Things” (2017) and the heartfelt “Lose Somebody” (2020). The track pairs Kygo‘s tropical house stylings with OneRepublic‘s emotive vocals, creating a sonic journey that balances melancholia with optimism. Its visually striking music video enlists Swedish pole vault prodigy Armand Duplantis and model Desiré Inglander, blending athleticism and allure against sweeping vistas and cinematic lighting. Both sports and fashion converge here as Duplantis vaults into stardom while Inglander soaks the lens in understated glamour. Music video directed by : Johannes Lovund
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40 . Lisa Gerrard – In Exile
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Date Added : Jan 25,2025
Lisa Gerrard’s haunting composition “In Exile,” nestled within her 2006 album *The Silver Tree*, resurfaces in 2024 with a remastered rendition, now part of a new compilation album. The accompanying music video, freshly premiered, reimagines the track with atmospheric visuals that seem to echo Gerrard’s signature contralto voice, spanning an immense three-octave range from A2 to F♯5. Born in Melbourne, Australia, on 12 April 1961, Gerrard charted new sonic territories by co-founding Dead Can Dance alongside Brendan Perry in 1981, forging the neoclassical dark wave genre with a deft blend of traditional and modern aesthetics. Lauded for her self-created idioglossia, a meld of pure phonetics she dubs “the language of the Heart,” Gerrard remains a magnetic force in music, collaborating with luminaries such as Hans Zimmer, Ennio Morricone, and Klaus Schulze. Her cinematic imprint includes no fewer than 48 film scores, among them *Gladiator*, whose soundtrack secured her a Golden Globe Award, further cementing her place in the annals of film music history. Music video directed by : Clive Collier – Song featured on the album : Come Tenderness
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39 . Tate McRae – Sports Car
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
“Sports Car” by Canadian singer, songwriter, and dancer Tate McRae arrives in 2025 as a sultry ride through modern romance, pairing slow, bass-driven beats with an almost conspiratorial vocal delivery that leans heavily on whispered refrains. The track uses the metaphor of a high-speed sports car to encapsulate fleeting intensity and uninhibited attraction, evidenced by McRae’s vivid lines like “In the alley, in the back / In the center of this room / With the windows rolled down.” A shift in momentum emerges during the bridge, where McRae’s urgency sparks lines such as “You don’t wanna waste my time” and “Let’s go ride,” commanding attention with a poised assertiveness. Born July 1, 2003, McRae first made waves as the youngest Canadian finalist on *So You Think You Can Dance* at age 13, later signing with RCA Records in 2019 following her viral breakout, “One Day.” Her catalog spans EPs *All the Things I Never Said* and *Too Young to Be Sad*, along with studio albums *I Used to Think I Could Fly* and *Think Later*. Accolades such as her feature in *Forbes* 30 Under 30 in 2021 and hits like “You Broke Me First” and “Greedy” further anchor her as a multifaceted performer in contemporary music. Music video directed by : Bardia Zeinali – Song featured on the album : So Close To What
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38 . Chris Brown – Residuals
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
“Residuals,” nestled in the deluxe edition of Chris Brown’s eleventh studio masterpiece, *11:11*, emerges as a poignant R&B ballad produced by Blaq Tuxedo and Eric Hudson. Originally conceived during the *Breezy* sessions, the track, sidelined for its tonal divergence, finds renewed life here. With hauntingly vivid lyrical reflections on fractured love, Brown confronts the emotional fragments left in its wake, weaving a narrative of longing and faded memories. The song secures a peak position of number 59 on the *Billboard* Hot 100 and receives a coveted nomination for Best R&B Performance at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards. In January 2025, the music video debuts, artfully fusing highlights of Brown’s electrifying stadium tours in South Africa and Brazil, transforming live moments into a visual ode to “Residuals’.” As a testament to his enduring relevance, Brown, with over 118 *Billboard* Hot 100 entries and 57 top 10 R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay tracks, once again demonstrates the profound resonance of his artistry. Music video directed by : Travis Colbert – Song featured on the album : 0,465972222222222
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37 . Coldplay – We Pray
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
Coldplay‘s “We Pray” channels spiritual undertones and global resonance, a product of Chris Martin’s insomnia in Taiwan. Blending the voices of Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna, and TINI, the track stitches together diverse cultural threads into its fabric. Anchored in “A Film For The Future,” a 44-minute visual odyssey alongside the “Moon Music” album, it brings together 150 visual artists spanning 45 nations. Debuting in January 2025, the project offers immersive 360-degree screenings in London, Manchester, and Seoul. Song featured on the album : Moon Music
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36 . Sexyy Red & Bruno Mars – Fat Juicy & Wet
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
January 2025 ushers in “Fat Juicy & Wet,” an audacious collaboration between Sexyy Red and Bruno Mars, released via Atlantic Records. Produced by Jeremy Sullivan and co-directed by Bruno Mars and Daniel Ramos, the track drips with provocative flair, both lyrically and sonically. Sexyy Red, born Janae Nierah Wherry, weaves her boundary-pushing rap style into lyrics like “pussy so good make me throw up a set,” while Bruno Mars layers on sultry vocal melodies and polished production. A phrase like “24 karat, pussy drip like gold” encapsulates Mars’ penchant for opulent metaphors, blending seamlessly with Red’s unfiltered edge. Sexyy Red, who shot to prominence in 2023 with her viral anthem “Pound Town” from the “Hood Hottest Princess” mixtape, exudes unapologetic confidence throughout the track. Meanwhile, multi-Grammy winner Mars underscores his genre-defying chemistry, solidifying yet another chapter in his illustrious tenure with Atlantic Records. Music video directed by : Bruno Mars
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35 . Teddy Swims – Guilty
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
“Guilty,” released in January 2025, sees Teddy Swims, born Jaten Dimsdale, dissecting the raw edges of emotional dependency, romantic jealousy, and love’s tangled web. The Grammy-nominated artist from Atlanta distinguishes himself with a genre-blurring voice traversing R&B, pop, and soul while weaving lyrics steeped in love, heartbreak, and introspection. His seismic 2024 propelled him through record-breaking singles and a whirlwind of global sold-out performances. Swims’ breakout hit “Lose Control” claimed the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100, paving the way to a 2025 Grammy nod for Best New Artist. Music video directed by : Bedroom – Song featured on the album : I’Ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2)
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34 . Kane Brown, Jelly Roll – Haunted
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Date Added : Jan 24,2025
“Haunted” pairs Kane Brown and Jelly Roll in a raw meditation on fame’s double-edged sword, channeling an unflinching exploration of depression and mental tribulations. Triggered by Kane Brown‘s unsettling stay at Manchester’s Stock Exchange Hotel, the lyrics are steeped in spectral imagery like “I’m haunted by the voice in my head / I’m haunted by the taste of that lead.” Verses weave between Brown’s stark introspection and Jelly Roll’s raspy vulnerability, dissecting how wealth amplifies rather than soothes internal struggles. Musically, the track stitches cinematic grandeur into a rugged country-rock framework, powered by Jelly Roll’s brooding delivery against Kane Brown’s storytelling prowess. The accompanying video, shot in Wyoming’s hauntingly pristine Jackson Hole forests, features cameo appearances by Brown’s wife, Katelyn, and their daughter, Kingsley. Kane Brown, celebrated for his fluid blend of country, R&B, and EDM, finds a kindred collaborator in Jelly Roll, whose candor around past addiction amplifies the track’s weighty undertone. Song featured on the album : The High Road
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33 . Robbie Williams – Rock DJ [Regent Street]
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
Robbie Williams’ “Rock DJ (Regent Street)” revisits his 2000 chart-topping single “Rock DJ” within the framework of the 2024 biographical film *Better Man*. Shot on London’s historic Regent Street, this version assembles a staggering 500 dancers amidst dynamic choreography, creating a visual feast that blends iconic architecture with precise, rhythmic movement. The production’s five-month delay, a result of Queen Elizabeth II’s passing, adds an unintended historical gravitas to its timeline. Williams, first famous as a member of Take That before becoming a solo sensation, ties this rendition to *Sing When You’re Winning*, his multi-platinum album that sold over 2.2 million copies in the UK, asserting his enduring presence in Britain’s musical canon.
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32 . Craig David – SOS
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
Craig David‘s “SOS” signals a pivotal return, his first solo outing since 2024’s “In Your Hands.” This track navigates the precarious terrain of love and vulnerability, draped in his unmistakable R&B timbre that once redefined UK garage. David himself calls it a leap of faith, encapsulating the raw unease of re-embracing love post-heartbreak. In the accompanying video, he departs a pub with a woman, punctuated by a roadside mishap that segues into a to-be-continued rendezvous. With a catalog spanning eight studio albums and over fifty singles since 2000’s genre-shaping “Born to Do It,” Craig David remains a linchpin in mainstreaming the once-underground garage soundscape. Music video directed by : Mfb
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31 . Toyah & Robert’s Sunday Lunch – My Favourite Game
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Date Added : Jan 22,2025
“My Favourite Game,” a fiery cover by Toyah Willcox and Robert Fripp, anchors their eccentric YouTube series, “Sunday Lunch,” conceived during the COVID-19 lockdowns. The track revisits The Cardigans’ 1996 Swedish rock anthem with Willcox’s theatrical flair and Fripp’s signature guitar mastery, echoing his King Crimson heyday. Willcox, renowned for leading Toyah (1977-1983) before a solo career filled with eight top 40 singles and over 20 albums, injects her four-decade artistry, honed across stage and screen, into this reimagining. Fripp, a creative force behind artists like David Bowie, Brian Eno, and David Sylvian, complements the arrangement with his avant-garde precision. Together, their cover electrifies audiences, blending nostalgia with boundary-pushing charm.
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30 . Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts – Big Change
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts – Big Change is a fresh single just dropped from an upcoming album set to be revealed without title. Released on January 17, 2025, the track comes with an official video filmed at Shangri La in Malibu. At the ripe age of 79, Neil Young is boldly venturing into new musical territories alongside the band Chrome Hearts. This collaboration showcases Young’s unwavering commitment to innovation within his musical journey.
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29 . Mumford & Sons – Rushmere
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 Rushmere, the title track of Mumford & Sons’ fifth album released on January 17, 2025, takes its name from the pond on Wimbledon Common in south-west London where band members Marcus Mumford, Ben Lovett, and Ted Dwane first gathered to plot the inception of their musical journey. The music video for “Rushmere” captures the raw, unfiltered reactions of fans discovering the song for the first time. Produced by Dave Cobb, the album marks a triumphant return for the band post the departure of Winston Marshall in 2021.
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28 . OK Go – A Stone Only Rolls Downhill
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 OK Go’s upbeat track “A Stone Only Rolls Downhill” serves as the lead single from their forthcoming fifth album, “And the Adjacent Possible,” due to drop in 2025. Penned by frontman Damian Kulash and produced by the band alongside Dave Fridmann, the accompanying music video presents a groundbreaking concept with 64 unique clips displayed across 64 phones, creating a dynamic mosaic. This visually stunning video required an impressive 8 days of shooting and over a thousand takes to piece together. Premiering the song on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” in January 2025, OK Go showcases their innovative approach to both music and visuals, promising an exciting new chapter in their musical journey.
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27 . Marshall Allen – New Dawn (w/ Neneh Cherry)
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Date Added : Jan 18,2025 New Dawn, the title track of Marshall Allen‘s album, features vocalist Neneh Cherry and was previewed ahead of the album’s release. Recorded in Philadelphia with production by Jan Lankisch, this track includes softly circling strings and poetic verses written by Knoel Scott. Cherry’s vocals add a spiritual and atmospheric layer to the song, complementing Allen’s alto saxophone solo, which ranges from tenderly lyrical to exploratory.Song featured on the album : New Dawn’
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26 . Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Morrison & Steve Stevens – Crack Cocaine
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Ozzy Osbourne, born John Michael Osbourne on December 3, 1948, in Birmingham, England, gained fame as the lead vocalist of Black Sabbath. He released landmark albums like “Paranoid” (1970) and “Master of Reality” (1971). After leaving the band in 1979, he launched a successful solo career with albums such as “Blizzard of Ozz” (1980). Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Black Sabbath in 2006 and solo in 2024.
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25 . The Lumineers – Same Old Song
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 The Lumineers, formed in 2005 in Denver, Colorado, released their debut album “The Lumineers” in 2012, featuring the hit single “Ho Hey,” which peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. Their second album “Cleopatra” (2016) debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Their third album “III” (2019) explored darker themes and was structured as a visual narrative.Song featured on the album : Automatic
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24 . Khruangbin – Pon Pón
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Texas-based band Khruangbin, known for their eclectic music blending soul, dub, and Thai funk, debuted with “The Universe Smiles Upon You” (2015). They gained fame with “Con Todo el Mundo” (2018) and “Mordechai” (2020), and collaborated with Vieux Farka Touré for “Ali” (2022).
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23 . My Morning Jacket – Time Waited
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 My Morning Jacket, formed in 1998 in Louisville, Kentucky, includes Jim James, Tom Blankenship, and Patrick Hallahan. Albums like “It Still Moves” (2003) and “The Waterfall” (2015) earned Grammy nominations. Tracks such as “I’m Amazed” peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Adult Singles chart. They featured in the American Dad! episode “My Morning Straitjacket” in 2009, showcasing their cultural influence.
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22 . Jungle – Keep Me Satisfied
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Jungle is a British electronic music project founded in 2013 by London-based producers Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland, that has evolved into a seven-piece band for live performances.
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21 . CocoRosie – Cut Stitch Scar
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 CocoRosie, formed by sisters Bianca and Sierra Casady in 2003 in Paris, blend freak folk, pop, and hip hop. Their albums, like “La Maison de Mon Rêve,” showcase a lo-fi and experimental approach, using unconventional instruments.
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20 . The Wombats – Can’t Say No
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 The Wombats, a British indie rock band formed in 2003 in Liverpool, consists of Matthew Murphy (vocals, guitar), Dan Haggis (drums), and Tord Øverland Knudsen (bass). Their debut album, “A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation” (2007), included the hit “Let’s Dance to Joy Division.” Albums such as “This Modern Glitch” (2011) and “Fix Yourself, Not the World” (2022) followed, with the latter reaching No. 1 in the UK. They plan to release their sixth album, “Oh! The Ocean,” in 2025.
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19 . Peter Doherty – Felt Better Alive
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Peter Doherty, born March 12, 1979, in Hexham, England, co-founded The Libertines in 1997 with Carl Barât. Albums like “Up the Bracket” (2002) defined the indie rock revival. His second band, Babyshambles, released “Down in Albion” (2005). Doherty also led Peter Doherty and the Puta Madres, debuting with a self-titled album in 2019. Renowned for his musical versatility, he has explored multiple creative fields.
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18 . Edwyn Collins – Knowledge
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Edwyn Collins, born August 23, 1959, in Edinburgh, Scotland, led the band Orange Juice, releasing hits like “Rip It Up” (1983). His solo career began with “Hope and Despair” (1989). “A Girl Like You” from “Gorgeous George” (1994) became a global hit. Collins also co-created the sitcom “West Heath Yard” and remained active as a producer and record label owner.Song featured on the album : Nation Shall Speak Unto Nation
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17 . Bush – Everything Zen [Live]
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Date Added : Jan 16,2025 Bush, formed in London in 1992, achieved international fame with “Sixteen Stone” (1994), certified six-times platinum by the RIAA. Hits include “Machinehead” and “Swallowed,” the latter earning a Grammy nomination in 1998. Their album “Razorblade Suitcase” topped the Billboard 200 in 1996. They reformed in 2010 after a hiatus, releasing albums like “The Sea of Memories” (2011) and “The Art of Survival” (2022).
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16 . Teddy Swims – Are You Even Real (w/ Givēon)
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Teddy Swims, an American singer from Conyers, Georgia, is known for his unique blend of R&B, soul, country, and pop.
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15 . Zucchero – Una Come Te
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Zucchero Fornaciari, born September 25, 1955, in Roncocesi, Italy, is an Italian singer-songwriter known for the album “Blue’s” (1988) and hit single “Senza una donna (Without a Woman).” He has collaborated with artists like Eric Clapton and Luciano Pavarotti.
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14 . Gary Kemp – I Know Where I’M Going
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Gary Kemp is an English songwriter, musician, and actor best known as the lead guitarist and principal songwriter for Spandau Ballet. He wrote hits like “True,” “Gold,” and “Chant No. 1.” His solo albums include “Little Bruises” (1995), “INSOLO” (2021), and “This Destination” (2025). Kemp also performs with Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets and co-hosts the “Rockonteurs” podcast. His acting credits include “The Krays” (1990) and various West End productions.
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13 . Ringo Starr – Look Up
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Ringo Starr, born Richard Starkey on July 7, 1940, in Liverpool, England, is renowned for his drumming with The Beatles. Solo hits like “Photograph” and “You’re Sixteen” from “Ringo” (1973) marked his success. Knighted in 2018, he’s a Rock Hall of Famer.Song featured on the album : Look Up
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12 . The Waterboys – Hopper’s On Top
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 The Waterboys, formed in 1983 by Mike Scott, are a British folk-rock band known for blending Celtic and rock influences. Albums like “This Is the Sea” (1985) and “Fisherman’s Blues” (1988) defined their sound, with hits such as “The Whole of the Moon.” The band’s recent albums include “All Souls Hill” (2022) and “Life, Death and Dennis Hopper” (2025). Members have included Anthony Thistlethwaite and Steve Wickham, with Scott remaining the sole constant member.
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11 . Glass Animals, Mura Masa – Wonderful Nothing
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Glass Animals, an English band, blends indie rock and psychedelic pop. Notable for “Zaba” and a Mercury Prize-nominated “How to Be a Human Being,” their “Heat Waves” topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 2022 after a 59-week climb.Song featured on the album : I Love You So F***Ing Much
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10 . Doves – Cold Dreaming
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Date Added : Jan 11,2025 Doves is an English alternative rock band formed in 1996 in Manchester, consisting of Jimi Goodwin, Jez Williams, and Andy Williams. Their debut album, “Lost Souls,” was released in 2000 and was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize. Their second album, “The Last Broadcast” (2002), debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. They returned from hiatus in 2020 with “The Universal Want,” which also debuted at number one in the UK.
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9 . Julia Michaels, Maren Morris – Scissors
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Julia Michaels, born Julia Carin Cavazos in Iowa, is an acclaimed American singer and a prolific songwriter. Michaels began her music career early, writing for other artists by the age of 16. Her debut single “Issues” in 2017 was certified quintuple-platinum by the RIAA.
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8 . Olly Alexander – When We Kiss
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Olly Alexander, lead of Years & Years, emerged as a powerful voice for the LGBT+ community through music and acting. With hits like “King” and acclaimed roles like in “It’s a Sin,” Alexander’s work spans chart-topping albums and impactful advocacy, making him a significant figure in promoting LGBTQ+ rights and mental health awareness.Song featured on the album : Polari
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7 . Mogwai – Fanzine Made Of Flesh
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Mogwai is a Scottish post-rock band formed in 1995 in Glasgow. Known for their atmospheric instrumentals, their debut album Young Team (1997) became a cornerstone of the post-rock genre, featuring iconic tracks like “Like Herod” and “Mogwai Fear Satan.” Their music is characterized by quiet-loud dynamics and expansive guitar soundscapes. Subsequent albums, such as “Come On Die Young” (1999) and “The Hawk Is Howling” (2008), solidified their position as pioneers in post-rock.
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6 . The Darkness – I Hate Myself
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Originating from Lowestoft in 2000, The Darkness, a British rock sensation, features the electrifying vocals and guitars of Justin and Dan Hawkins, complemented by Frankie Poullain’s bass and Rufus Tiger Taylor’s drums. Known for their glam and hard rock fusion, they rocketed to fame with “Permission to Land” (2003), featuring the hit “I Believe in a Thing Called Love”, blending flamboyant theatrics with roaring riffs.
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5 . Bob Mould – Here We Go Crazy
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Bob Mould, born on October 16, 1960, in Malone, New York, is an American musician best known as the co-founder, guitarist, and vocalist of Hüsker Dü, active from 1979 to 1988. After the band’s disbandment, Mould pursued a solo career with albums like “Workbook” (1989) and “Silver Age” (2012). He also formed Sugar in 1992, releasing “Copper Blue,” which achieved critical acclaim.
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4 . Lacuna Coil – Gravity
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Italian gothic metal band Lacuna Coil, formed in 1994 in Milan, rose to prominence with their 2002 album “Comalies,” featuring hits like “Heaven’s a Lie.” Known for blending gothic and alternative metal, they have released albums like “Karmacode” (2006) and “Dark Adrenaline” (2012). Their style includes orchestral and dual vocal elements.
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3 . Destroyer – Bologna (w/ Fiver)
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Destroyer is a Canadian indie rock band formed in 1995 in Vancouver, led by singer-songwriter Dan Bejar. Known for their experimental approach, the band’s discography includes “Kaputt” (2011), praised for its sophisti-pop style, and “Labyrinthitis” (2022). Bejar’s evolving sound incorporates lo-fi, jazz, and electronic influences, with “Kaputt” being shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize.
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2 . Throwing Muses – Summer Of Love
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Throwing Muses is an alternative rock band formed in 1981 in Newport, Rhode Island, by Kristin Hersh and Tanya Donelly. They were the first American band signed to 4AD, releasing their self-titled debut album in 1986. Albums like “House Tornado” (1988) and “University” (1995) earned critical acclaim. The band’s 2020 release, “Sun Racket,” highlighted their enduring creativity.
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1 . Sheila E. – Bemba Colorá (w/ Gloria Estefan)
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Date Added : Jan 10,2025 Sheila Cecelia Escovedo, born December 12, 1957, in Oakland, California, emerged as a force with “The Glamorous Life” in 1984. A drummer and percussionist, her work spans collaborations with Prince and solo successes, including “A Love Bizarre.” Her music, a blend of pop and Latin influences, has earned her multiple Grammy nominations.
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on June 15, 2025