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Megan Thee Stallion’s “Whenever” flexes sharp wit and fierce independence over heavy bass, while Benson Boone’s “Mystical Magical” spins playful romance with cinematic sparkle. YUNGBLUD’s “Lovesick Lullaby” stitches British culture and raw anecdotes, and HAIM’s “Down To Be Wrong” folds self-doubt into a tight pop-rock groove with Rostam’s touch. Lindsey Stirling and Rachel Platten craft theatrical elegance on “Unfolding,” Tom Odell sharpens his bruised balladry in “Don’t Let Me Go,” Miley Cyrus parties through chaos on “End of the World,” and Morgan Wallen strips down to acoustic honesty in “I’m The Problem.” Here are the brand new music videos by confirmed artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
39 . Megan Thee Stallion – Whenever
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Released in April 2025 under Hot Girl Productions, “Whenever” sees Megan Thee Stallion asserting defiant independence and razor-sharp self-confidence over slick, bass-heavy production. Recounting public disputes and courtroom drama, she raps with sardonic wit about sidestepping scandal and shrugging off detractors eager to see her stumble. Megan wraps declarations of body positivity and unapologetic autonomy into a gleaming anthem of survival and self-rule. 
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38 . Benson Boone – Mystical Magical
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Benson Boone casts a mischievous spell with “Mystical Magical,” a playful chronicle of romantic pursuit dressed up in “moonbeam ice cream” and silver screen twirls. Released via Night Street Records/Warner Records, the track captures emotional vulnerability against light-hearted, cinematic snapshots that fans eagerly latch onto. Produced by Evan Blair, “Mystical Magical” finds Boone wielding his pop/rock instincts with a gleam both ironic and wide-eyed. Music video directed by : Matt Eastin – Song featured on the album : American Heart
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37 . YUNGBLUD – Lovesick Lullaby
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
YUNGBLUD’s “Lovesick Lullaby” lands in April 2025, an anthemic nod to British culture laced with echoes of Blur, Oasis, and The Streets. Written in a spontaneous haze and refined over fish and chips with tea, the track stitches autobiographical threads into a roughcut tapestry of self-discovery. Anecdotes unfurl with a wink, including a run-in with a hash dealer, while YUNGBLUD marks release night pouring pints at Camden’s Hawley Arms. Song featured on the album : Idols
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36 . HAIM – Down To Be Wrong
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
HAIM return with “Down To Be Wrong,” a breezy confession released via Columbia Records in April 2025. Produced by Danielle Haim and Rostam Batmanglij, the track leans into vulnerability with a wink, folding self-doubt into a tight pop-rock groove. Formed in 2007, the Los Angeles sisters—Este, Danielle, and Alana—sketch out the fine art of being gloriously imperfect, sidestepping grandiosity for raw candor. Music video directed by : Bradley & Pablo – Song featured on the album : I Quit
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35 . Lindsey Stirling – Unfolding (w/ Rachel Platten)
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Blending precision-cut violin with a shimmer of pop vocals, “Unfolding” sees Lindsey Stirling team up with Rachel Platten for a 2025 offering that feels as controlled as it is theatrical. Stirling, born in Santa Ana in 1986, has spent years bending classical strings to electronic rhythms, a formula that once landed her Billboard Music Awards for albums like “Shatter Me.” Here, she lets Platten’s voice unfurl over her intricate orchestration without ever surrendering the spotlight. Music video directed by : Stephen Wayne Mallett & Lindsey Stirling – Song featured on the album : Duality Deluxe
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34 . Tom Odell – Don’t Let Me Go
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Revisiting his fondness for all things tender and bruised, Tom Odell releases “Don’t Let Me Go” post-“Black Friday,” a 2025 single that sharpens his long-standing fixation on fragility and endurance in love. Armed with wistful piano chords and introspective lyrics, Odell lingers at the intersection of vulnerability and stubborn hope, offering another careful brick in his growing catalogue of battered romance ballads. Music video directed by : Alex Leggatt
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33 . Miley Cyrus – End Of The World
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Channeling disco-infused pop with a side glance at classic dancefloor nostalgia, “End of the World” sees Miley Cyrus dissect the idea of partying through apocalypse-colored glasses. Released in April 2025, the track spins lyrical nods to Malibu, parties, and Paul McCartney, blending escapism with a knowing wink to Prince’s “1999.” Initially unveiled during an intimate 2024 performance at Chateau Marmont, later broadcast in David Letterman’s Netflix special, Cyrus opts for stripped-down clarity over spectacle. Song featured on the album : Something Beautiful
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32 . Morgan Wallen – I’m The Problem
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Date Added : Apr 26,2025
Morgan Wallen strips it back in “I’m The Problem,” delivering an acoustic confession recorded in the unlikely intimacy of an auto body shop. Released in April 2025 during The Shop Sessions, the track previews his forthcoming fourth studio album with a raw take on personal reckoning. Born in Sneedville, Tennessee, Wallen broke through with “If I Know Me” and later dominated Billboard 200 with “Dangerous: The Double Album.” After collaborating with acts like Florida Georgia Line and Diplo, Wallen collected a 2024 Grammy nod, continuing a trajectory as unpredictable as it is steady. Song featured on the album : I’M The Problem
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31 . Doechii – Anxiety
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Date Added : Apr 19,2025
“Anxiety” sees Doechii repurposing Gotye’s “Somebody That I Used to Know”—and by extension Luiz Bonfá’s “Seville”—into a minimalist confessional shaped by repetition and restraint. First uploaded as a homemade track, the song is later re-recorded under Capitol and Top Dawg in 2025, with Gotye adding production that sharpens its sonic unease without diluting its diaristic quality. What begins in solitude finds unintended breadth on the Billboard Hot 100. Music video directed by : James Macke
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30 . The Weeknd – Drive
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Date Added : Apr 19,2025
“Drive” by The Weeknd, released in early 2025, circles around the weariness of fame and the craving for anonymity. With lyrics like “fame is a disease” and “I just want to drive, I just want to drive tomorrow,” Tesfaye trades red carpets for the open road, favoring motion over manifestation. Issued under XO Music ULC and marketed by Republic Records, the track lands in a catalogue shaped by genre-hopping albums like “Starboy” and “After Hours.”
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29 . OneRepublic – Invincible
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Date Added : Apr 19,2025
OneRepublic‘s “Invincible” arrives in April 2025 as a custom-made single for Kaiju No. 8, following the band’s prior entanglement with the anime via 2024’s “Nobody.” This time, the track scores Mission Recon, a character-centric special on Hoshina, screened alongside the anime’s first season in North American theaters. A band born in Colorado Springs and midwifed by MySpace, OneRepublic first brushed Billboard 100 success with the Timbaland remix of “Apologize.”
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28 . The Go Go’s – Head Over Heels [Live A Coachella 2025]
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Date Added : Apr 19,2025
“Head Over Heels” offers a tightly wound burst of 1980s pop, where manic keyboard riffs and crisp beats keep pace with lyrics about emotional disarray and spiraling desire. The Go-Go’s—Belinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlin, Charlotte Caffey, Kathy Valentine, and Gina Schock—perform in full original formation, crafting a sound they write and play themselves. Released in 1984, it enters the Billboard Hot 100 and remains a fixture in their catalogue.
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27 . Spin Doctors – Boombox
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Date Added : Apr 19,2025
Opening their first album in twelve years, “Boombox” marks Spin Doctors‘ return with a brisk fusion of jagged guitars and Chris Barron’s clipped vocal cadences. The track introduces new bassist Jack Daley, whose addition subtly shifts the band’s dynamic. Recorded largely in early takes, the result leans into immediacy without over-polishing. The Asbury Park-set video—thrift store meets roller derby—carries a playful nod to camp Americana. Music video directed by : Rich Murray
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26 . OK Go – Love
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Love” is a 2025 single by American rock band OK Go, accompanying their fifth studio album. The track is coupled with a visually intricate music video shot in Budapest’s Keleti train station, where 29 robots and 60 mirrors orchestrate endless reflections via a 140-foot device. Frontman Damian Kulash draws on childhood memories of mirrored closets to mirror the song’s take on love as a multiplying force. Music video directed by : Damian Kulash, Aaron Duffy & Miguel Espada
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25 . Evanescence – Afterlife
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Afterlife” is a 2025 standalone by Evanescence, marking their first release since 2021. Born as a solo project by Alex Seaver (Mako), the track undergoes a transmutation when Amy Lee turns it into an Evanescence piece, with production by Nick Raskulinecz and Tyler Demorest. Commissioned as the theme for Netflix’s Devil May Cry series, it appears across multiple episodes, including an alternate mix in episode 6. The video, set in a historic Tennessee house, threads visual cues from the game’s universe.
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24 . Ed Sheeran – Azizam
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Azizam” sees Ed Sheeran sidestepping folk melancholia in favor of syncopated beats and a sonic mosaic stitched from Persian and Indian textures. Traditional instruments—ghatam, daf, santoor, hammered dulcimer, lute—collide with crisp production, while Iranian and Indian backing vocals add regional flair beneath lyrics devoted to his wife, Cherry Seaborn. The track lands with a wry wink in a South London video featuring comedian Omid Djalili. Music video directed by : Saman Kesh
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23 . Bon Iver – There’s A Rhythmn / Au Revoir
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
In “There’s A Rhythmn,” Bon Iver hands the pen first to Sean Carey and Eli Taplin, whose skeletal draft—a sparse blend of piano, beats, and breathy horns—becomes a canvas for Justin Vernon’s lyrics. Departing from his usual solitary routine, Vernon overlays a narrative steeped in displacement and cautious reinvention. The track points to a shift in creative dynamic and documents his own quiet reshuffling of the familiar.
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22 . The Waterboys – Golf. They Say
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Date Added : Apr 18,2025
“Golf, They Say” occupies track 23 on The Waterboys’ 2025 concept album mapping Dennis Hopper’s cultural imprint. Here, the club-wielding actor swaps motorcycles for fairways, with a cameo by Willie Nelson mid-putt. A southern soul roller at heart, its sly lament—“the boys on the poster got old”—glances wryly at aging and posterity. Written by Mike Scott and James Hallawell, it’s the result of instrumentals laid down in secret before lyrics entered the green.
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21 . Akon – Never Really Mattered (w/ Simien)
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“Never Really Mattered” samples Ready For The World’s “Love You Down,” coating Akon‘s smooth tenor and Simien’s airy phrasing in 1980s gloss. Situated somewhere between wistful yearning and R&B restraint, the track sketches intimacy with the faint ache of hindsight. Akon, born Aliaune Thiam in St. Louis, adds this to a catalogue that includes collaborations with Eminem, Gwen Stefani, and Snoop Dogg.
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20 . Pulp – Spike Island
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“Spike Island” marks Pulp’s return with reflections on Jarvis Cocker’s detour from self-destruction to something resembling clarity—or at least a calculated resignation to fate. Trading shamanic illusions for admissions of creative compulsion, the track folds regret, self-mockery, and reluctant survival into a narrative stitched with instinct. Its AI-assisted video animates images from the band’s Different Class era into surreal, time-warped echoes of transformation. Music video directed by : Jarvis Cocker – Song featured on the album : More
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19 . Passenger – One For The Road
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
Released in April 2025 via Black Crow Records, “One for the Road” by Passenger joins the musical adaptation of *The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry* with measured restraint and folk-inflected musings. Rosenberg steers through moral fog and gritty perseverance, borrowing a grey-toned palette reminiscent of McCarthy’s *The Road*. Lyrics toast to splintered promises, quiet resilience, and the oddly democratic struggle of simply moving forward. Music video directed by : Katy Rudd – Song featured on the album : The Unlikely Pilgrimage Of Harold Fry
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18 . Garbage – There’s No Future In Optimism
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
Garbage returns with “There’s No Future In Optimism,” a track caught between post-apocalyptic dread and tentative romance. Produced by Billy Bush and released via BMG in April 2025, the song weaves through protest smoke and police sirens in Los Angeles, echoing unrest after George Floyd’s murder. Lines like “The city’s on fire” and “We could leave this place and rewrite our romance” pair disillusion with a hint of escape. Music video directed by : Benjy Kirkman – Song featured on the album : Let All That We Imagine Be The Light
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17 . Valerie June – Endless Tree
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
Valerie June’s “Endless Tree,” produced by Isabella Mazzola and released via Concord Records, spins a folk-rooted meditation on coexistence in a fractured world. Echoing the mycelial quiet of trees, she threads verses that ask whether humanity is truly ready for peace, even as nightly headlines suggest otherwise. A spark in the heart, a neighborly hello—small gestures gain symbolic weight in this vision of communal resilience. Music video directed by : Neta Ben Ezra – Song featured on the album : Owls, Omens, And Oracles
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16 . Peter Doherty – The Day The Baron Died
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
Peter Doherty’s “The Day The Baron Died,” released April 2025 via Strap Originals, filters nostalgia through a sepia-toned lens of burned-out grandeur and ironclad limbs. Sketching the peculiar legacy of a figure known as The Baron, the track weaves tales of claw-handed heroics, terrace-door theatrics, and the slow, forgetful erosion of collective memory. An echo of Lennon’s “Instant Karma” resonates in a deliberately skewed drum fill during the chorus. Music video directed by : Thad & Numa – Song featured on the album : Felt Better Alive
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15 . Tune-Yards – Heartbreak
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Date Added : Apr 11,2025
“Heartbreak” casts Tune-Yards’ rhythmic eccentricity into a pulsating meditation on resilience, with Merrill Garbus chanting, “Watch me survive another heartbreak,” like she’s prepping for emotional bootcamp. Heartbreak isn’t tragedy—it’s cardio, transformed into challenge fuel after prolonged isolation. The self-directed video mirrors this ethos, fusing kinetic visuals with the track’s percussive urgency and art-pop bravado. Music video directed by : Merrill Garbus – Song featured on the album : Better Dreaming
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14 . Arcade Fire – Year Of The Snake
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
Arcade Fire’s “Year of the Snake,” the lead single from their forthcoming seventh album, threads themes of change, unease, and self-reinvention through alt-rock textures and lyrical fragments. Swerving between resignation and defiance, it chronicles a personal pivot from passive waiting in the “year of the rabbit” to a deliberate “clean break.” The video follows Win Butler and Régine Chassagne on an American road trip that pauses for Mardi Gras, supermarket acrobatics, and a card game with Willie Nelson. Music video directed by : David Wilson, Mark Prendergast & Arcade Fire – Song featured on the album : Pink Elephant’
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13 . Gorillaz – Feel Good Inc [Live From The Apollo Theater, Harlem]
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
“Feel Good Inc.” pairs Gorillaz’s animated cynicism with a rap verse from Trugoy the Dove of De La Soul, layering satire over a hypnotic bassline. Performed live at the Apollo Theater, the track critiques consumer culture and digital alienation, themes mirrored in its split-screen video of dystopian towers and Noodle’s floating serenity. The band’s fictional lineup adds a cartoon lens to a not-so-cartoonish message.
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12 . Pentatonix – Daft Punk [Live]
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
In “Daft Punk” [Live], Pentatonix threads together fragments of Daft Punk’s catalog—from the robotic chants of “Technologic” to the filtered euphoria of “One More Time” and the slick nostalgia of “Digital Love.” The a cappella performance, constructed entirely from the group’s layered vocals, originally appeared on their 2013 EP *PTX, Vol. II*. The group, hailing from Arlington, Texas, holds three Grammy Awards and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as of 2023. Music video directed by : Ryan Parma
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11 . Skunk Anansie – Lost And Found
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
Skunk Anansie’s “Lost and Found” opens on a stripped-back piano motif, quickly engulfed by Skin’s escalating vocals that trade subtlety for sharp emotional force. The track bends the band’s rock DNA into introspective terrain, eschewing noise in favor of narrative. Its video, shot in reverse across Munich’s grayscale corners, weaves themes of fractured identity and elusive redemption, with Mark Richardson taking on a pivotal presence. Music video directed by : Skin & India Fleming – Song featured on the album : The Painful Truth
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10 . John Butler – Trippin On You
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
“Trippin On You” marks the first taste of John Butler’s 2025 solo record, grounding emotional turbulence in rootsy textures and upbeat hooks. Written and recorded in Fremantle with co-producer James Ireland, the track shifts through reflections on labor, love, and the ugly art of trying. The video, shot in Tylden, frames a couple’s emotional choreography against Australian pastures with a splash of New Mexico grit. Music video directed by : Claudia Sangiorgi Dalimore
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9 . Ludovico Einaudi – Pathos [Live]
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
“Pathos” by Ludovico Einaudi renders emotion without uttering a word, leaning into a sparse piano line that toys with silence as much as sound. Performed live, the composition skirts sentimentality while nodding to nostalgia, casting long shadows of summer afternoons and passing years with disarming restraint. Einaudi, known for merging classical, ambient, and pop textures, lets melody carry the weight of memory and melancholia here. No lyrics are needed—just a deliberate sequence of notes asking questions no chorus could answer. Music video directed by : Ana Shametaj – Song featured on the album : The Summer Portraits
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8 . Finneas & Kacey Musgraves – Giver / Taker [Live]
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
“Giver / Taker” [Live] pairs Finneas with Kacey Musgraves for a restrained acoustic duet drawn from Finneas’s *Apple Music Nashville Sessions* EP. The track, originally on Musgraves’ Grammy-nominated *Deeper Well*, trades grandeur for minimalism, letting breathy harmonies and careful phrasing drive the emotional weight. Musgraves leads with her measured melancholy; Finneas follows in verse two, matching tone but shifting cadence.
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7 . The Darkness – Rock And Roll Party Cowboy
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
“Rock And Roll Party Cowboy” by The Darkness presents a raucous, irony-laced take on ’70s and ’80s rock machismo. Produced by Dan Hawkins, it revels in exaggerated imagery—leather vests, Jack Daniels, spider web tattoos—while skewering genre clichés. The animated video features the band on the Sunset Strip amid flames and nods to their past. It’s a self-aware tribute to decadence, distortion, and theatrical swagger. Music video directed by : Rufus Tiger Taylor & Darri Thorsteinsson – Song featured on the album : Dreams On Toast
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6 . Stereolab – Aerial Troubles
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Date Added : Apr 9,2025
Stereolab returns with “Aerial Troubles,” a psych-infused single released in April 2025 via Duophonic UHF Disks and Warp Records. The track wanders through themes of introspection, surrealism, and time’s slippage, embroidered with cryptic phrases like “Melodie Is a Wound” and “Vermona F Transistor.” AI-generated visuals in the music video further twist the track’s dream-state logic, syncing with the band’s layered, analog-meets-digital aesthetic. Music video directed by : Laurent Askienazy – Song featured on the album : Instant Holograms On Metal Film
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5 . Lenny Kravitz – Let It Ride
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
“Let It Ride” appears on Lenny Kravitz‘s twelfth album, released under Roxie Records with distribution via BMG Rights. Produced by Kravitz himself, the track lingers on themes of physical connection, surrender, and temporal freedom, set to a sultry groove. Over lyrics inviting closeness—”Only you can touch those places”—the atmosphere leans tactile rather than conceptual. The video unfolds in a saturated red club where bodies gradually abandon decorum to the pulse. Music video directed by : Lenny Kravitz – Song featured on the album : Blue Electric Light
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4 . Counting Crows – Under The Aurora
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
“Under The Aurora” sees Counting Crows lean once more into their folk-tinged palette, layering textured acoustics and melodic turns with practiced nonchalance. Adam Duritz’s voice meanders through moody reveries, conjuring images half-remembered and narratives half-resolved, as if emotion had wandered off in the middle of a sentence. Released in April 2025, the track extends the group’s three-decade tenure in alternative and folk rock. Music video directed by : Ehud Lazin – Song featured on the album : Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!
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3 . Jessica Simpson – Blame Me
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
In “Blame Me,” Jessica Simpson dissects the aftermath of a breakup with a razor-sharp lyrical scalpel. Released in March 2025, the track paints a portrait of emotional housecleaning, where guilt and shame are scrubbed alongside resilience. The chorus—“Go on and blame me / Go tell your mama, your friends / All at my expense”—offers a wry take on letting an ex save face while shouldering the wreckage. Speculation swirls around its autobiographical roots, linked to Simpson’s recent split from Eric Johnson. Formerly pop’s obedient darling, the Texas-born singer turns toward introspection, trading gloss for grit. Music video directed by : Schuyler Howie – Song featured on the album : Nashville Canyon, Pt. 1 (Ep)
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2 . Roger Waters – Money [The London Palladium Show Rehearsals]
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
In “Money,” Roger Waters revisits Pink Floyd’s capitalist critique with a twist of theatrical irony, captured during rehearsals for his London Palladium show. Included in The Dark Side of the Moon Redux box set, the footage highlights a weathered vocal delivery paired with an ensemble arrangement that shifts the original’s swagger into something more pensive. The video frames the meticulous staging behind Waters’ reinterpretation without attempting to romanticize it. Song featured on the album : The Dark Side Of The Moon Redux
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1 . Bobby Rush & Kenny Wayne Shepherd – Uncle Esau
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Date Added : Apr 5,2025
“Uncle Esau” pairs three-time Grammy winner Bobby Rush with five-time nominee Kenny Wayne Shepherd for a tale of rural talent left behind. Set in Arkansas, the lyrics sketch an old guitarist whose skill merits a Hollywood script—but instead, he rides into town on a billy goat, drawing coins with every chord. The video follows a younger Esau whose broken-down truck leads to strange visions, including a shape-shifting German shepherd and jukebox-lit encounters. Music video directed by : Hannah Gray Hall – Song featured on the album : Young Fashioned Ways
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on April 20, 2025