New Music Videos (louder) – N°461
PRESELECTED Here are the brand new worldwide louder music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
26 . Ryota Miyadate – I・だって止まらない
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
Ryota Miyadate, a member of Snow Man, steps into the spotlight with “I・だって止まらない,” his solo contribution to the group’s best album “THE BEST 2020 – 2025.” Reaching back to the Showa era, the track leans into traditional J-pop balladry, letting Miyadate’s vocals take center stage. As part of a larger project, each Snow Man member delivers a solo, offering a snapshot of individual artistry within the group’s collective identity. Music video directed by : Santa Yamagishi 
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25 . d4vd – One More Dance
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“One More Dance” arrives in February 2025, with d4vd capturing the tension of holding onto something slipping away, using movement as a stand-in for a fleeting connection. Hailing from Houston, the 19-year-old first experimented with music through Fortnite montages before recording his debut single at 17. Signed to Interscope’s Darkroom, he drew attention with “Romantic Homicide” and “Here With Me.” His collaborations include The Kid Laroi and Laufey, with supporting slots for SZA. Song featured on the album : Withered
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24 . Keshi – Inside Out
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Inside Out” merges lo-fi beats with R&B-infused vocals, wrapping introspective lyrics in keshi’s atmospheric production. The track moves through themes of detachment and emotional dissonance, pairing hushed melodies with sparse instrumentals. Casey Luong, known as keshi, started releasing music on SoundCloud in 2017, later signing with Island Records in 2019. Since then, he has expanded his discography with multiple EPs and studio albums. Music video directed by : Kenji Kaio Chong – Song featured on the album : Requiem (Deluxe)
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23 . Samet Kardeşler & Sıla Şahin – Aldanırım
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
Samet Kardeşler and Sıla Şahin join forces on “Aldanırım,” released in January 2025. Kardeşler, a Turkish singer and social media personality, has built a catalog that includes “Ne Olur” (2023), “Bu Sana Son Bakışım” (2023), “Sardım Seni” (2024), and “Hayatın Kollarında” (2024). Şahin, a German actress of Turkish descent, is known for her role in “Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten” and made headlines as the first Turkish woman on Playboy Germany’s cover in 2011. Expanding into music, she previously collaborated with Kardeşler on “Sardım Seni.” Music video directed by : Taha Baldır
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22 . Theodort – Un Peu De Retenue
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
Theodort steps into the music scene with “Un peu de retenue,” a single released in January 2025. Known for weaving humor into his creations, Théodore Levisse—better recognized under his pseudonym—translates his online persona into music. His trajectory intersects with figures like Squeezie and McFly, reflecting his expanding network within the industry. The track subtly balances the playful and the self-aware, mirroring the comedic tone he frequently employs. |
21 . Ichika Nito – Void
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“VOID” pulls the listener into Ichika Nito‘s intricate guitar work, where fluid fingerstyle and rapid tapping shape a layered instrumental journey. Released in December 2024, the track reflects his blend of math rock, neo-soul, and jazz fusion, executed with his signature custom Ibanez guitars. Nito, a guitarist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer born in 1994, is part of Dios and Ichikoro, with a catalog that includes EPs like “She Waits Patiently” and “Journey.” Music video directed by : Takumi Osera – Song featured on the album : Metaphor (Ep)
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20 . Kidd G – Ain’t Been Sober
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
Kidd G releases “Ain’t Been Sober” as a single in January 2025, weaving his country storytelling with modern pop production. Born Jonathan Gabriel Horne in 2003 in Hamilton, Georgia, he builds his name through social media, blending country and hip-hop. The song navigates loss and grief, carried by his distinct vocals over a melodic country-pop backdrop. His career gains traction in 2020 with “Sorry,” followed by “Teenage Dream,” featuring “Dirt Road.”
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19 . Vienna Vienna – God Save The Queens
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“God Save The Queens,” released in January 2025 through PULSE Records and Pete Wentz’s DCD2, channels a gritty, guitar-heavy alternative sound within Vienna Vienna‘s so-called “glimmer rock” aesthetic. Labelled a queer anthem, the track delivers an unapologetic message wrapped in distorted riffs. The accompanying video features a cameo by Salina Es Titties of RuPaul’s Drag Race season 15. Following the 2024 EP “Wonderland,” the song sharpens Vienna Vienna‘s presence in alternative music. Music video directed by : Jay St. James
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18 . Dani Mocanu – Domn Judecator
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Dani Mocanu’s “Domn Judecator,” a pointed addition to the Romanian manele repertoire, channels his distinct blend of rap and trap influences into a commentary steeped in defiance. The lyrics, steeped in legal and existential lament, address a judge or prosecutor, weaving themes of alleged false accusations, declarations of innocence, aversion to court dishonesty, and a yearning for freedom. Renowned for his polarizing persona, Mocanu continues to dissect themes of crime, incarceration, and faith post-retirement announcement.
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17 . Lord Huron – Who Laughs Last (w/ Kristen Stewart)
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Lord Huron’s “Who Laughs Last” featuring Kristen Stewart debuts January 2025, marking the band’s first release in two years. The track intertwines Ben Schneider’s melancholic vocals with Stewart’s first-person spoken-word narration, which unfolds alongside her appearance in the music video. Musically, Schneider and Tom Renaud’s guitar work pairs with Mark Barry’s drums and Miguel Briseño’s bass, as the chorus conveys an urge to escape a looming predicament. Released under Whispering Pines Studios Inc., the song is licensed to Mercury Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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16 . Faun – Black Eyed Dog
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Faun, the German pagan folk band formed in 1998, reinterprets Nick Drake’s somber “Black Eyed Dog” with their distinct fusion of pagan folk and medieval tones. Employing historical instruments like the Celtic harp, nyckelharpa, and hurdy-gurdy, they blend Drake’s haunting original with their eclectic sound. The band describes covering this intimate piece as “a true honor,” maintaining its eerie allure while embedding it within their unique musical framework.
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15 . Doberman Infinity – Take A Ticket
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
DOBERMAN INFINITY’s “Take A Ticket,” the lead single from their 5th album, pairs electric guitar and piano with a Jersey beat to craft a vibrant sonic palette. As part of the group’s 10th anniversary project, the track delivers a straightforward message: seizing opportunities is a personal endeavor. With its brisk tempo and polished production, the song encapsulates DOBERMAN INFINITY’s characteristic energy while embracing a reflective undertone. Music video directed by : Noboru Wada
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14 . Kip Moore – Bad Spot
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Kip Moore’s “Bad Spot,” released in January 2025 via Virgin Music Group, precedes his sixth studio album due February 28, 2025. This piano-driven ballad traces the unraveling of a relationship haunted by the narrator’s unstable mental state. Described by Moore as a “confession,” the track marks his shift in direction after leaving MCA Nashville in 2024. Known since his 2011 debut “Mary Was the Marrying Kind,” he won a CMA International Artist Achievement Award in 2024. Song featured on the album : Solitary Tracks
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18 . Dani Mocanu – Domn Judecator
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Dani Mocanu’s “Domn Judecator,” a pointed addition to the Romanian manele repertoire, channels his distinct blend of rap and trap influences into a commentary steeped in defiance. The lyrics, steeped in legal and existential lament, address a judge or prosecutor, weaving themes of alleged false accusations, declarations of innocence, aversion to court dishonesty, and a yearning for freedom. Renowned for his polarizing persona, Mocanu continues to dissect themes of crime, incarceration, and faith post-retirement announcement.
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17 . Lord Huron – Who Laughs Last (w/ Kristen Stewart)
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Lord Huron’s “Who Laughs Last” featuring Kristen Stewart debuts January 2025, marking the band’s first release in two years. The track intertwines Ben Schneider’s melancholic vocals with Stewart’s first-person spoken-word narration, which unfolds alongside her appearance in the music video. Musically, Schneider and Tom Renaud’s guitar work pairs with Mark Barry’s drums and Miguel Briseño’s bass, as the chorus conveys an urge to escape a looming predicament. Released under Whispering Pines Studios Inc., the song is licensed to Mercury Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
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16 . Faun – Black Eyed Dog
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Faun, the German pagan folk band formed in 1998, reinterprets Nick Drake’s somber “Black Eyed Dog” with their distinct fusion of pagan folk and medieval tones. Employing historical instruments like the Celtic harp, nyckelharpa, and hurdy-gurdy, they blend Drake’s haunting original with their eclectic sound. The band describes covering this intimate piece as “a true honor,” maintaining its eerie allure while embedding it within their unique musical framework.
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15 . Doberman Infinity – Take A Ticket
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
DOBERMAN INFINITY’s “Take A Ticket,” the lead single from their 5th album, pairs electric guitar and piano with a Jersey beat to craft a vibrant sonic palette. As part of the group’s 10th anniversary project, the track delivers a straightforward message: seizing opportunities is a personal endeavor. With its brisk tempo and polished production, the song encapsulates DOBERMAN INFINITY’s characteristic energy while embracing a reflective undertone. Music video directed by : Noboru Wada
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14 . Kip Moore – Bad Spot
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Date Added : Feb 3,2025
Kip Moore’s “Bad Spot,” released in January 2025 via Virgin Music Group, precedes his sixth studio album due February 28, 2025. This piano-driven ballad traces the unraveling of a relationship haunted by the narrator’s unstable mental state. Described by Moore as a “confession,” the track marks his shift in direction after leaving MCA Nashville in 2024. Known since his 2011 debut “Mary Was the Marrying Kind,” he won a CMA International Artist Achievement Award in 2024. Song featured on the album : Solitary Tracks
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13 . Baby Lasagna – Stress
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
Baby Lasagna, the alter ego of Croatian artist Marko Purišić, debuts “Stress” in January 2025, offering a restrained mid-tempo track compared to his usual raucous repertoire. Laced with Blink-182-inspired pop-punk sensibilities, the song tackles the omnipresence of stress, lyrically prescribing camaraderie as respite: “You and me and my demons, baby… Let’s throw a party.” From “IG Boi” in 2023 to Croatian charting “Rim Tim Tagi Dim,” Baby Lasagna’s fusion of pop-punk and metal persists. Song featured on the album : Dmns & Mosquitoes
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12 . Empire Of The Sun – Somebody’s Son (w/ Lindsey Buckingham)
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
Empire of the Sun, the Australian duo of Luke Steele and Nick Littlemore, releases “Somebody’s Son” with Lindsey Buckingham as part of 2025’s deluxe edition of their fourth album, “Ask That God.” Buckingham’s signature guitar, likened to a “thread of light,” intertwines with the track’s electronic-pop textures. Paired with bonus song “Dark Secrets,” this follows nearly a decade after their prior album, continuing their blend of vivid aesthetics and cultural homage.
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11 . Wim – Supernova
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
WIM, formerly known as Karn Kasidej Hongladaromp, unveils “Supernova” in January 2025, marking a pivotal chapter post-HYBS4, the Thai indie pop duo that dissolved in January 2024. Rebranded in May 2024, WIM—short for “Who Is Me?”—represents his artistic reinvention and introspective quest as a solo singer-songwriter. The track encapsulates his transition, blending reflective lyrics with melodic craftsmanship shaped by his indie roots. |
10 . Nova Twins – Monsters
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
Nova Twins crash back into the spotlight with “Monsters,” a fierce January 2025 single marking their first offering since the Mercury Prize-shortlisted 2022 album “Supernova,” which peaked at No. 27 on the UK Albums Chart. Produced by Rich Costey, lauded collaborator of Foo Fighters and Deftones, the track melds dance and rock with a relentless hook, tackling mental health through the lens of Amy Love’s guitar and Georgia South’s pulsating basslines. Having shared stages with Yungblud, Wolf Alice, and Bring Me The Horizon, and gracing festivals like Glastonbury and Download, the London duo—dubbed Band of the Year by Kerrang! in 2022—once again redefines their genre-splicing ethos. Music video directed by : Harry Lindley
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9 . The Cost – Not For Me [Live]
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
The Cost‘s debut single “Not For Me,” released in February 2024, lands as a hard-hitting anthem blending melodic intensity with raw emotional overtones. Led by Peter Conley’s stirring vocals and guitar, Chris Al’s commanding basslines, and Jorge Salan (El Estepario Siberiano) flaunting razor-sharp riffs, the track navigates memory, loss, and inner turmoil. Drawing sonic parallels to Alter Bridge and Thrice, its unflinching mix of heavy guitars and poignant lyrics stands out.
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8 . Viagra Boys – Man Made Of Meat
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
“Man Made of Meat,” the lead single from Viagra Boys‘ forthcoming album slated for April 2025 via their freshly minted label Shrimptech Enterprises, crackles with the band’s biting wit and caustic satire. Produced by Pelle Gunnerfeldt, it sees vocalist Sebastian Murphy dissecting the absurdities of modern capitalism, riffing on everything from McDonald’s and Matthew Perry’s death to the omnipresence of the internet. The accompanying video casts Murphy as an unwitting provocateur who, after shattering a bottle of liquor in a museum, finds himself crowned as an accidental art-world sensation. His chaotic rise crescendos at a press conference meltdown, ironically solidifying his critique-proof status as a reluctant icon of contemporary critique. Part of their fourth LP, following the brash commentary of 2022’s *Cave World*, the Stockholm outfit leans further into their post-punk lineage, lacing humor with sharp cultural commentary. Music video directed by : Daniel Björkman – Song featured on the album : Viagr Aboys
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7 . Bengü & Mustafa Ceceli – Kervan
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
Released on January 17, 2025, “Bengü & Mustafa Ceceli – Kervan” unites the evocative vocals of Bengü and the musical craftsmanship of Mustafa Ceceli. Zeki Güner’s pen shapes the song’s melody and lyrics, while Ceceli’s production expertise defines the arrangement. The video, set against the artistic aura of Cihangir, mirrors the collaboration’s modern yet traditional tone. Koray Püskül oversees mix and mastering duties, complemented by instrumental textures from artists like Erdem Sökmen on guitar, Ali Yılmaz on ud, Eyüp Hamiş on ney and kaval, Turgut Özüfler on kanun, and İstanbul Strings providing the orchestral backdrop. Bengü, a seasoned artist since her breakout at Pop Show ’98 with a second-place finish, boasts an illustrious discography featuring eight studio albums and hits like “Korkma Kalbim,” “Askim,” and “Sahici.” A recipient of a Turkey Music Award, as well as Mü-Yap and TTNet Music Awards, she consistently garners both critical and popular recognition. Mustafa Ceceli, no stranger to collaborative brilliance, enriches “Kervan” with his production acumen, reminiscent of his prior work on Bengü‘s 2014 album “İkinci Hal.” Music video directed by : Samet Eruzun & Ümit Şahin
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6 . Issei – Go Getter (w/Ak-69)
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
“Go Getter” by ISSEI, featuring the commanding presence of AK-69, arrives as a digital single in January 2025. Marking his solo debut, ISSEI steps out of the shadows of Bishonen, the Japanese group where he once performed as Kanasashi Issei, and into the spotlight with this inaugural release. AK-69, a heavyweight in Japan’s rap scene, lends his unmistakable stylings to this venture, amplifying its impact. Transitioning from group dynamics to solo artistry, ISSEI sets the tone for his new chapter with this compelling collaboration. |
5 . Shaboozey – Good News
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
“Good News” by Shaboozey, born Collins Obinna Chibueze, sees the multifaceted artist navigate love, loss, and longing through a rugged mix of country, hip-hop, and Americana. Released in 2024 as part of his third album, *Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going*, it marks his Billboard Hot 100 debut, entering at #71. Opening with stark honesty, lines like “Man, what a hell of a year it’s been” and “Drown my sorrows, but they learned to swim” lay bare a year rife with personal turmoil, underscoring pain’s insistent endurance. The chorus, punctuated by “Nobody knows what I’m goin’ through / Bet the devil wouldn’t walk in my shoes,” transforms emotional isolation into universal relatability. In the second verse, Shaboozey wrestles with emotional detachment, confessing, “Love keeps knockin’, but I just ain’t home,” while reckoning with seeds sown yet left untended. Born on May 9, 1995, in Woodbridge, Virginia, to Nigerian parents, Shaboozey’s genre-bending artistry previously propelled hits like “A Bar Song (Tipsy),” reigning for 19 weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100. His collaborations on Beyoncé’s *Cowboy Carter* in 2024 and his origins with the single “Jeff Gordon” in 2014 further underscore his expansive creative range. As founder of V Picture Films, Shaboozey’s hands-on approach to video production mirrors the raw intimacy of his music. Music video directed by : : Skyler Brown
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4 . Ichika Nito – Freak [Live]
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
Ichika Nito‘s “Freak,” a standout piece from his EP “Metaphor,” evolves from a guitar phrase shared on his YouTube channel three years before the EP’s December 2024 release. This initial snippet, amassing over 10 million views and inspiring countless fan interpretations, finds new life as a fully-developed track with a forceful guitar presence and a charged rhythm. Marking Ichika Nito’s first solo effort since “Window” in 2022, “Metaphor” reflects his distinctive musicality, blending nods to anime and gaming culture with the technical finesse that defines his solo work and collaborations with bands like Dios and ichikoro. Music video directed by : Takumi Osera
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3 . Burden – Country Is Country
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
Burden’s 2024 release “Country Is Country” positions itself within the artist’s growing catalog of raw storytelling and unfiltered commentary. Known for tackling polarizing themes, as demonstrated in “Abortion,” Burden shifts gears while maintaining his hardcore rap foundation. Tracks like “We the People” and collaborations such as “Trust Issues” (feat. The Real Sam Adams) underscore his YouTube-heavy trajectory. Punctuated by aggressive lyricism and an unmistakable DIY ethos, Burden’s artistry straddles reflection and defiance, with “Country Is Country” standing as yet another testament to his relentless output. Song featured on the album : Caught Between Crossroads
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2 . Cian Ducrot – Who’s Making You Feel It
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
Who’s Making You Feel It marks the January 2025 return of Irish singer-songwriter Cian Ducrot, renowned for pairing poignant lyrics with heartfelt melodies. Forgoing a classical path at the Royal Academy of Music, Ducrot pivots to pop, launching his career with the June 2020 mixtape “Started in College.” His talent secures him a deal with Darkroom/Interscope Records, cementing his commitment to charting emotional depths in modern music.
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1 . Jala Brat & Buba Corelli – Vrati Je Tati
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Date Added : Jan 26,2025
“Vrati Je Tati” emerges as a standout offering from the 2024 collaborative project “Goat Season: Final Chapter,” where Jala Brat (Jasmin Fazlić) and Buba Corelli bring their signature flair to the final installment of their “Goat Season” series. Jala Brat, who launched his career in 2004, initially made waves as part of the Bluntbylon hip-hop collective before branching out into impactful solo ventures. Meanwhile, Buba Corelli remains a pivotal figure, a partner-in-rhyme with a consistent history of collaboration dating back to 2013’s “Sin City” EP and 2014’s “Pakt s Đavolom.” The duo, celebrated for their synergy, has delivered successful projects like “Stari Radio,” “Kruna,” and “Alfa & Omega.” Jala Brat’s Eurovision Song Contest 2016 entry “Ljubav je” only underscores the diverse chapters of a career that now culminates in this joint album.
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