| Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Sports, Chase McDaniel, Eddie Benjamin, Royel Otis, The BoykinZ, EDEN, Nothing More, Maddox Batson, Michael Clifford, Faun, Theo Rose, coldrain, AFI, Dax, Linkin Park, Bailey Zimmerman, BLOK3, Charley Crockett, Kelsey Hart, The Blaze, Elefante, Yll Limani, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, The Paradox, Tzanca Uraganu, The President, Tyler Childers, Caskets, Lord Huron, Benjamin Biolay, Geese, Pacifica, sombr, Apache 207, Alex Warren, BLOK3, Sublime, Erik Grönwall, Josiah Queen, The Last Dinner Party, Yelawolf, Wolf Alice, Ghost Hounds, All Time Low, The Favors, THE YELLOW MONKEY, Damiano David, Kneecap, Kaestrings, Moby, Nova Twins, PRESELECTED Here are the brand new worldwide louder music videos that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
52 . Rainbow Kitten Surprise – Dang
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Jen Sanchez, Rosco Flevo 
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51 . Sports – If You Want Me
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Nikki Milan Houston
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50 . Chase McDaniel – Lost Ones
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Song featured on the album : Lost Ones
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49 . Eddie Benjamin – Driving
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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48 . Royel Otis – Say Something
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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47 . The BoykinZ – Step Right Up
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025
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46 . EDEN – Ghost In The Shell
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Zhang & Knight
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45 . Nothing More – Freefall (w/ Daughtry)
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Stephen Wayne Mallett – Song featured on the album : Carnal (Deluxe)
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44 . Maddox Batson – No More
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Grant Decyk
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43 . Michael Clifford – Enough
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Jordiedotcom – Song featured on the album : Sidequest
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42 . Faun & Chelsea Wolfe – Nimue
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Song featured on the album : Hex
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41 . Theo Rose – Change (w/ Puya, George Hora & Kamelia)
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Millo Simulov
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40 . coldrain – Chasing Shadows
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Date Added : Aug 18,2025 Music video directed by : Masaki Watanabe
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30 . Yll Limani – Larg
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“Larg” showcases Yll Limani‘s talents as a Kosovo-Albanian singer and songwriter. Born in Pristina on September 24, 1994, Limani grows up steeped in music, thanks to his father, Mufail Limani, from the Albanian band Minatori. Yll Limani is already renowned for his hits like “Pritëm se po vi” and “Shiu.” In 2019, he manages to reach chart heights with “Nuk po kalojka,” highlighting his evolving musical journey. Music video directed by : Noname Department
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29 . Tasha Cobbs Leonard & John Legend – Church
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
The collaboration between Tasha Cobbs Leonard and John Legend in “Church” thrives on piano, choir, and vocals that focus on restraint. Its lyrics center around seeking worship and spiritual connection beyond traditional Sunday services. With lines like “Teach me how to have church on a Monday,” it promotes integrating faith into daily life. Inspired partly by Legend’s past work and developed with Cobbs Leonard’s family, it presents sacred moments as accessible all week. Tasha Cobbs Leonard, born Natasha Tameika Cobbs in Jesup, Georgia, gains acclaim with her 2012 single “Break Every Chain” and 2013 debut album Grace, which earns her a Grammy Award. Song featured on the album : Tasha
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28 . The Paradox – Bender (w/ Travis Barker)
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“The Paradox – Bender (w/ Travis Barker)” hits the ears as the third single by Atlanta’s pop-punk outfit, The Paradox. Released in July 2025, it features the legendary Travis Barker from Blink-182 on drums. Lyrics delve into personal chaos and self-destructive behavior, pairing them with a quest for clarity. The track’s soundscape melds intense guitars, driving bass, and Barker’s dynamic drumming. Issued by Hundred Days Records in collaboration with Virgin Music, it offers punk elements with catchy pop hooks. Music video directed by : ; |
27 . Tzanca Uraganu – Da-Le Pe Gura, Da-Le Pe Nas
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
July 2025 sees Tzanca Uraganu drop a lively summer tune, “Da-Le Pe Gura, Da-Le Pe Nas.” The single pulses with up-tempo beats and catchy trumpet hooks, alongside the energetic manele flair Tzanca consistently delivers. Born Andrei Velcu in 1990 in Ploiești, Tzanca integrates traditional manele into the contemporary soundscape. His discography includes well-known tracks like “Dale Dale” (2012) and “Take Me Off the Block” (2022).
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26 . The President – RAGE
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“RAGE” hits the scene as President’s third single, dropping in July 2025. This track signals a sonic shift, blending their alternative metal roots with fresh electronic and synth vibes. The lyrics echo Dylan Thomas’s iconic poem “Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night,” exploring themes of darkness and resistance. The music video showcases a symbolic dance-off in black and white, under the watchful eye of President’s elusive masked vocalist. Emerging with cryptic messages in early 2025, President keeps their lineup under wraps while teasing fans with “In the Name of the Father.” Music video directed by : Blindeye
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25 . Tyler Childers – Eatin’ Big Time
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
In “Eatin’ Big Time,” Tyler Childers narrates a tale starting with a hunting scene. The protagonist triumphantly bags a deer, outsmarting the richer neighbor who also aimed for it. Childers’ lyrics vividly describe preparing and frying the deer meat in butter. This story extends to reflect personal successes, like acquiring gold and platinum albums and a valuable watch. Childers uses “eatin’ big time” as a nod to achievements, blending material gain with friendship. Born June 21, 1991, in Kentucky, USA, he blends country, bluegrass, and folk, showcasing Appalachian roots. His career accelerated with the 2017 album “Purgatory,” produced by Sturgill Simpson. Music video directed by : James Mackel – Song featured on the album : Snipe Hunter
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24 . Caskets – The Only Heaven You’ll Know
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
Caskets release “The Only Heaven You’ll Know” in July 2025, navigating through Sharptone Records. The production work boasts the combined talents of Zach Jones and KJ Strock. The song serves as a pivotal reflection point for the band, allowing them to confront personal truths. Music video directed by : Liav – Song featured on the album : The Only Heaven You’Ll Know
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23 . Lord Huron – Life Is Strange
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“Lord Huron – Life Is Strange” emerges in July 2025, crafted by Ben Schneider. The song captures Lord Huron‘s essence, blending cinematic folk-rock with introspective lyrics. It delves into fate and the unpredictable nature of life, as if choosing from a cosmic jukebox. Schneider, the band’s founder, starts solo before joining Mark Barry, Miguel Briseño, and Tom Renaud. The band’s sound fuses folk rock, country, and cinematic influences. Song featured on the album : The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1
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22 . Benjamin Biolay – Juste Avant De Tomber
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“Juste Avant De Tomber,” written, composed, and arranged by Benjamin Biolay, hits the music scene in May 2025. The track offers a melody that intrigues and arrangements that are nothing short of elegant. It explores introspective themes like the passage of time and forgotten memories. The lyrics carry double meanings, touching on loss, rebirth, and the cusp of falling in love. Biolay, born on January 20, 1973, in Villefranche-sur-Saône, France, has been a key player in the French music scene since launching his solo career in 2001. Music video directed by : Louis Villers – Song featured on the album : Le Disque Bleu
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21 . Geese – Taxes
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“Geese – Taxes,” a single from Brooklyn’s rock quintet Geese, charges forward with tumultuous percussion and guitar-driven melodies. Cameron Winter’s vocals pierce through, painting vivid images with lines like “I should burn in hell/ but I don’t deserve this.” The track is the fruit of a Los Angeles recording session with producer Kenneth Blume, aka Kenny Beats. Released under Partisan Records, the song blends the band’s post-punk and indie rock influences, highlighting their role in the revival of American rock. Music video directed by : Noel Paul – Song featured on the album : Getting Killed
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20 . Pacifica – What You Doing
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Date Added : Aug 3,2025
“Pacifica – What You Doing” hits the scene as the Argentinian indie rock duo’s fresh release since July 2025. This song slides under the microscope of emotional distance and self-discovery, brought to life through lines like “We sit in silence while you play your video games.” Pacifica, the team of Martina Nintzel and Inés Adam, first gained a foothold with their YouTube covers of The Strokes, snagging a contract with LA’s Tag Music along the way. Music video directed by : Zack Shorrosh
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19 . sombr – 12 To 12
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
“12 to 12” arrives in July 2025 with an official video in tow, backed by a retro ‘70s talk show conceit where Sombr plays both host and guest. Addison Rae joins the charade, sharing stage time and scripted glances as the two orbit a near-kiss that never quite lands. The storyline leans into brief encounters and uncertain intimacy—the sort found in a Paris café or the face you lose in a crowd. Sound and sentiment follow suit, with moody textures wrapped around lines that waver between confession and hesitation. Sombr, born Shane Michael Boose in New York City on July 5, 2005, continues his trail from “Nothing Left to Say” to the viral “Caroline,” keeping things cinematic and emotionally unsettled. Music video directed by : Gus Black
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18 . Apache 207 – Mann Muss
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Released in July 2025, “Mann Muss” walks a fine line between swagger and smirk, as Apache 207 pokes at traditional masculinity without dropping the cool act. Its sharp lyrics and catchy groove juggle posturing with parody, casting doubt on the need to always be tough or untouched. The fictional “Mann-Heim” factory in the music video amplifies the track’s satirical spin on gender expectations. Apache 207, born Volkan Yaman in 1997, broke through in 2019 with “Roller” and hit number one with his album “Platte.” In 2020, he was awarded the MTV Europe Music Award for Best German Act. Music video directed by : Hüseyin “Bertinaxe” Yildirim – Song featured on the album : 21 Gramm
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19 . sombr – 12 To 12
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
“12 to 12” arrives in July 2025 with an official video in tow, backed by a retro ‘70s talk show conceit where Sombr plays both host and guest. Addison Rae joins the charade, sharing stage time and scripted glances as the two orbit a near-kiss that never quite lands. The storyline leans into brief encounters and uncertain intimacy—the sort found in a Paris café or the face you lose in a crowd. Sound and sentiment follow suit, with moody textures wrapped around lines that waver between confession and hesitation. Sombr, born Shane Michael Boose in New York City on July 5, 2005, continues his trail from “Nothing Left to Say” to the viral “Caroline,” keeping things cinematic and emotionally unsettled. Music video directed by : Gus Black
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18 . Apache 207 – Mann Muss
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Released in July 2025, “Mann Muss” walks a fine line between swagger and smirk, as Apache 207 pokes at traditional masculinity without dropping the cool act. Its sharp lyrics and catchy groove juggle posturing with parody, casting doubt on the need to always be tough or untouched. The fictional “Mann-Heim” factory in the music video amplifies the track’s satirical spin on gender expectations. Apache 207, born Volkan Yaman in 1997, broke through in 2019 with “Roller” and hit number one with his album “Platte.” In 2020, he was awarded the MTV Europe Music Award for Best German Act. Music video directed by : Hüseyin “Bertinaxe” Yildirim – Song featured on the album : 21 Gramm
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17 . Alex Warren – Eternity
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Released in July 2025, “Eternity” finds Alex Warren trading TikTok filters for bare-boned confessionals, with Adam Yaron behind the production wheel. The lyrics circle the deaths of Warren’s father—lost to cancer when Alex was nine—and his mother, who struggled with alcohol before her own passing. Time and loss take center stage from the first line, with the chorus fixating on what refuses to fade: absence, unresolved. The arrangement strips back to acoustic plucks, hushed harmonies, and a restrained choir, all tailored to Warren’s baritone before it shifts toward plainspoken pop cues. Born in Carlsbad, California, and once a Hype House anchor, Warren here sounds less like a content creator and more like someone trying to out-sing the silence. Music video directed by : B Barone – Song featured on the album : You’Ll Be Alright, Kid
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16 . BLOK3 – Napıyosun Mesela
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
On “Napıyosun Mesela,” BLOK3 pairs melodic hooks with Turkish rap, airing out the gray areas of modern relationships over a beat that doesn’t try to fix anything. Beneath the surface swagger, there’s emotional drift—longing, uncertainty, and breakups that stall rather than end. Produced by Narco and 3min for Mundo Music, the track opts for a conversational delivery, less diary entry than texting-while-pacing-your-room energy. Gebze native Hakan Aydın, aka BLOK3, born August 15, 2002, already knows the terrain, thanks to singles like “VUR,” “AFFETMEM,” and “OKEY OKEY.” Music video directed by : Amiral – Song featured on the album : Virtüöz Ep
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15 . Sublime – Ensenada
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
“Ensenada” marks Sublime‘s first studio release since 1996, now fronted by Jakob Nowell in place of his late father, Bradley. Jakob joins original members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson, aiming for a balance of reverence and mischief in line with the band’s Long Beach roots. Produced by Jon Joseph, the track threads together reggae rock and ska punk with lyrics skewed toward absurdism and romantic fallout. The beat holds steady, but the emotion rides sideways, poking at the mess of love with as much shrug as sting. Music video directed by : Jed I Rosenberg Et Kevin Zinger
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14 . Erik Grönwall – A Whiter Shade Of Pale
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Erik Grönwall tackles “A Whiter Shade of Pale” with the flair of someone who’s never really left the stage, even if the lineup keeps changing. Originally released in 1967 by Procol Harum, the track bears the fingerprints of Keith Reid, Gary Brooker, and, after some paperwork, Matthew Fisher. Grönwall’s version lands in 2025, leaning into the song’s baroque organ lines and lyrics that still don’t make a lot of sense—but that’s sort of the point. Produced by Jona Tee at both Top Floor Studios and Hotel Pigalle, the recording does its best to treat mystery with a straight face. Born in Knivsta in 1987, Grönwall shot to Swedish Idol victory in 2009 and soon took his debut album to number one, presumably without breaking too much of a sweat. From there, he held the mic for H.E.A.T between 2010 and 2020, before making a detour through Skid Row starting in 2022—health concerns saw him exit in 2024. Music video directed by : Jakob Jakobsson Blom
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13 . Josiah Queen – Dusty Bibles
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Released in June 2025, “Dusty Bibles” features Josiah Queen as vocalist, composer, and lyricist, with John Michael Howell producing. The track centers on forgotten spiritual routines and substitutes them with everyday distractions—“dust on our Bibles, brand new iPhones” sums it up neatly. Lines touching on generational disconnection and relentless busyness suggest the song isn’t just picking a bone with tech. Born in 2003 in New Port Richey, Florida, Queen grew up traveling and leading worship—his parents were youth pastors, which probably helped shape his thematic leanings. “Dusty Bibles” follows the path marked by his 2023 single “I Am Barabbas,” which broke into Billboard’s Top 50 Christian Songs chart. Song featured on the album : Mt. Zion
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12 . The Last Dinner Party – This Is The Killer Speaking
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Released via Island Records in July 2025, “This Is The Killer Speaking” finds The Last Dinner Party in familiar terrain—myth-drenched, theatrically poised, and not exactly aiming for subtlety. Produced by Markus Dravs, the track layers its baroque-pop template with references to violence, transformation, and the odd wink at regeneration, all veiled in a flourish of indie rock polish. The London outfit, formed in 2021 and chart-toppers by 2024, seem more interested in staging epics than penning diary entries, and this one’s no exception. Music video directed by : Harv Frost – Song featured on the album : From The Pyre
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11 . Yelawolf & J. Michael Phillips – Amnesia
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
On “Amnesia,” Yelawolf teams up with J. Michael Phillips for a brisk exchange on the kind of relationship where memory seems optional and affection shows up only when loneliness moves in. Produced by Yelawolf and Taystybeats, this track sketches out betrayal with the casual shrug of someone who’s been here before and isn’t surprised anymore. The lyrics lean confessional, tracing damage with a pen dipped in country grit and southern hip hop bite—a nod to Yelawolf’s Alabama roots and genre-straddling output since “Trunk Muzik 0-60.” If the rapport sounds raw, Phillips’s brush with hardship gives it weight, trading polish for something more weathered and indifferent to closure. Music video directed by : Patrick Tohill – Song featured on the album : Whiskey & Roses
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10 . Wolf Alice – The Sofa
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Wolf Alice trade their theatrics for a piano in “The Sofa,” released in July 2025 and produced by Greg Kurstin. Gone are the layered guitars—here, Ellie Rowsell threads plainspoken lyrics through a slow-blooming ballad anchored by self-reflection and the art of letting old plans lie dormant. The song references both the familiar (Seven Sisters, where it was written) and the fleeting (California), sketching a personal map shaped by time and distance. Formed in London in 2010, the band started as an acoustic duo before plugging in and releasing their first single “Fluffy” in 2013, eventually arriving at this quieter moment. Music video directed by : Fiona Jane Burgess – Song featured on the album : The Clearing
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9 . Ghost Hounds – Past The Point Of Rescue
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
In 2025, Ghost Hounds release “Past The Point Of Rescue,” rerouting Mick Hanly’s country road onto their own gravel-strewn highway of blues-rock and Americana grit. Guitars snarl where fiddles once sighed, as they inject the song with their usual mix of southern rock crunch and mid-tempo urgency. Rooted in Pittsburgh and formed by Thomas Tull, Ghost Hounds continue the path paved by “Roses Are Black” and “You Broke Me”—never too clean, never too polished. Song featured on the album : Almost Home
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8 . All Time Low – The Weather
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Released on July 11, 2025, “The Weather” serves as the lead single from All Time Low‘s upcoming project. The song circles around the awkward small talk of a chance reunion, where everything is said except what truly matters. Alex Gaskarth frames it as a blend of sarcastic charm and uneasily masked tension, teetering between distance and suppressed emotion. Formed in Towson, Maryland in 2003, All Time Low—Gaskarth, Jack Barakat, Zack Merrick, and Rian Dawson—rode the pop-punk wave with 2007’s “So Wrong, It’s Right” and tracks like “Dear Maria.” They later charted radio territory with albums such as 2009’s “Nothing Personal” and 2020’s “Wake Up, Sunshine.” Music video directed by : Alex Gaskarth & Nick Stafford – Song featured on the album : Everyone’S Talking
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7 . The Favors – The Hudson
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
The Favors—aka Ashe and FINNEAS in band form—open “The Hudson” with Ashe’s piano-led vocals tracing the afterglow of a fleeting New York affair. The lyrics lean into specificity: morning light, the Hudson River, and emotional borders as fluid as the water itself. FINNEAS joins in gradually, layering harmonies over percussion that knows how to stay in its lane. A guitar solo appears later, less for fireworks than for punctuation—like a footnote that actually matters. Music video directed by : Alex Lockett – Song featured on the album : The Dream
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6 . THE YELLOW MONKEY – CAT CITY
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
A July 2025 release, “CAT CITY” marks the 26th single from Japanese rock band THE YELLOW MONKEY, formed back in 1988. It doubles as the opening theme for the anime *Nyaight of the Living Cat*, where a virus turns humans into cats—not exactly your standard summer plot. The music video doesn’t play it straight either, throwing the band into a psychedelic feline dimension, complete with their own cat alter egos. They once made noise with albums like “Four Seasons” (1995) and “Sicks” (1997), then took a break before picking up again in 2016. Music video directed by : Zumi – Song featured on the album : Sparkle X
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5 . Damiano David – Tangerine (w/ d4vd)
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Damiano David teams up with d4vd on the 2025 pop single “Tangerine,” released via Sony Music Italy and Arista Records. Still fronting Måneskin, David stretches his solo reach without dropping the mic he won at Eurovision 2021 thanks to “Zitti e buoni.” Back in 2018, Måneskin’s debut “Il ballo della vita” had already danced its way to the top of the Italian Albums Chart. Music video directed by : Keisuke Shimizu – Song featured on the album : Funny Little Fears
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4 . Kneecap – The Recap (w/ Mozey)
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
“The Recap” sees Belfast trio Kneecap teaming up with London drum-and-bass producer Mozey for a breakbeat-heavy snapshot of their ongoing sparring with the British government. Originally surfacing as a bootleg on SoundCloud, the track combines Irish and English verses with punchy basslines and no shortage of political edge. It takes aim at Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch while revisiting the group’s legal run-ins tied to activism, especially around Palestine. Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap, and DJ Próvaí don’t so much switch codes as short-circuit the whole system, Irish-language bars and all. Music video directed by : Finn Keenan
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3 . Kaestrings – Desire
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
In “Desire,” Kaestrings sticks to what he knows: acoustic textures, live worship energy, and a title that does the emotional heavy lifting. Released in July 2025 under Integrity Music, the track adds to his catalogue which includes “Rahama” and “Ga Shi Na.” Born Kingsley Innocent Owoicho-Oche and raised in Zaria, Kaduna State, he first turned heads back in 2011 with “Gashina (He Is Here),” a song that started in church rehearsals and never quite left. “Desire” doesn’t aim to surprise—it tags along comfortably beside “He Is Enough” and “Yahweh (Godiya Gareka),” without overstating its welcome. Kaestrings remains aligned with the Koinonia ministry, should anyone still wonder where he’s singing from. Music video directed by : @Directorowie
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2 . Moby & Goddard – Stereo (w/ Lovelle)
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Moby stretches his ambient muscles again on “Stereo,” this time teaming up with UK producer Goddard and vocalist Lovelle. Released on Sweet Records in July 2025, the track flirts with downtempo moods while brushing up against future garage rhythms like it can’t decide whether to sleep in or go clubbing. Goddard adds a dose of rhythmic urgency, counterbalancing Moby’s more reflective textures without tipping too far into mayhem. Lovelle delivers vocals tinged with longing and distance, anchoring the electronic haze with lyrics that feel personal but don’t overshare. Music video directed by : Kemi Anna – Song featured on the album : Sweet Records
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1 . Nova Twins – N.O.V.A
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Date Added : Jul 27,2025
Formed in London in 2014 and once known as BRAATS, Nova Twins—Amy Love and Georgia South—return in July 2025 with “N.O.V.A.” The single brings their alternative-punk signature back into the spotlight, with production by Rich Costey lending some extra polish to the distortion. Following tracks like “Thelma & Louise” and “Mood Swings,” and their 2020 debut “Who Are the Girls?,” this one spells its intentions out in all caps. Music video directed by : Charlie Rees – Song featured on the album : Parasites & Butterflies
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