PRESELECTED Here are the brand new videos that amused, puzzled and sometimes shocked us, these past days. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
51 . Ghost – Satanized
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Satanized” leads Ghost‘s upcoming sixth album, arriving April 2025 via Loma Vista Recordings. Introducing Papa V Perpetua, Tobias Forge’s latest frontman persona, the track blends heavy metal with infectious melodies. Lyrics probe inner turmoil and spiritual unrest, while its music video leans into religious imagery, centering on a monk’s confession. Since 2006, the Grammy-winning Swedish band has fused theatricality and rock, with “Cirice” earning a Grammy. Music video directed by : Amir Chamdin – Song featured on the album : Skeletá 
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50 . Badshah – Dear Aditya
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Dear Aditya” pairs Badshah‘s lyrics with Hiten’s production, offering life lessons to its titular protagonist. The song, released in February 2025, features a chorus sung by Vaidik Dawale, Aanya Jain, Veda Mahajan, and Advik Kasbe. The music video brings Badshah alongside actor Neev. Weaving through perseverance, success, and relationships, the track struck a chord with listeners. Badshah, born in November 1985, made an impact with “Saturday Saturday,” later contributing to Bollywood soundtracks like “Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania.” His catalog includes “Kar Gayi Chull” and controversies around “Paagal” and “Genda Phool.” Music video directed by : Inflict – Song featured on the album : Ek Tha Raja
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49 . A.L.A – Tfadhel
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“Tfadhel” is a single by Tunisian rapper A.L.A, released in February 2025. Produced by Mahdi Machfar and Guess BeatsMix, the track reflects his signature style, balancing clean beats with introspective lyrics. The music video, shot at Tunisia Mall, weaves scenes of equestrian activities at Bergachi Equitation, blending urban energy with nods to tradition. A.L.A, born October 15, 1991, first drew attention with tracks like “U.Z.I” and “S.A.F.E.” Music video directed by : Mehdi Khedhiri
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48 . Lil Skies – 2Much 2Fast (w/ Landon Cube)
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
“2Much 2Fast” brings Lil Skies and Landon Cube together once again, weaving the rapper’s melodic delivery with the singer’s emotive hooks. Lil Skies, born Kimetrius Christopher Foose in August 1998 in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, emerged in hip-hop with his introspective lyrics and fluid flows. His 2018 mixtape “Life of a Dark Rose” propelled him forward, while tracks like “I” found their place on the Billboard Hot 100. Landon Cube, born in 1998 in Pomfret, Maryland, has been a recurrent collaborator, their partnership previously yielding “Nowadays.” Music video directed by : Nicholas Jandora
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47 . Rebecca Black – Salvation
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Date Added : Mar 6,2025
Rebecca Black‘s “Salvation” opens her 2025 project with a mix of nostalgia and futurism, channeling self-discovery and reinvention. Co-written with Lauren Aalina and Marcus Anderson, the track originates from a moment of creative clarity on the London tube during her visit for the BSG Hyde Park festival. Black describes it as an embrace of the parts she once rejected, shaping the sonic and thematic direction of a seven-track project that includes “TRUST!” and “Sugar Water Cyanide.”
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46 . bbno$ – Antidepressants
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Antidepressants” finds bbno$ delivering his signature laid-back flow over a slick beat, balancing self-awareness with tongue-in-cheek humor. Known for his unorthodox approach, the Vancouver-born rapper plays with irony, turning the song’s title into a wry commentary rather than a lament. Coming from the artist who made waves with “Lalala,” his offbeat charisma remains intact, weaving seamlessly through sharp lyrics and effortless melodies. Music video directed by : Shirazzee & Larkin Wallbank-Hart
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45 . Vald – Gauche Droite
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
Vald delivers “Gauche Droite,” a track where his signature wordplay meets BBP’s production, balancing sharp lyricism with rhythm-driven delivery. Mixed by Hugo Martinez and mastered by Eric “110V” Chevet for Masterdisk Europe, the track refines Vald’s approach to fusing trap, cloud rap, and French hip-hop. The title, whether nodding to political divides or movement, reflects his knack for ambiguity, keeping interpretation open-ended.
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44 . Claude – C’est La Vie
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“C’est La Vie” is Claude‘s entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, representing the Netherlands with a bilingual ballad in French and English. Released in February 2025, the song carries a message of resilience, reflecting his mother’s advice on staying positive despite setbacks. It pairs emotive melodies with Afrobeat rhythms, a nod to his Congolese heritage. Born Claude Kiambe in 2003 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, he relocated to the Netherlands at nine and first gained attention with “Ladada (Mon dernier mot)” in 2022. Music video directed by : Ivan Boljat
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43 . Dei V – Sirena
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
Dei V’s “Sirena” fuses reggaeton, pop, and hip-hop, weaving a rhythmic backdrop for lyrics steeped in seduction and escape. Aquatic metaphors flow through the verses, where the subject emerges as an irresistible force, evoking sirens and Greek goddesses. The hypnotic beat and fluid melodies pull the listener into a world where attraction is both enchanting and dangerous. Dei V, born David G. Juarbe in Carolina, Puerto Rico, launched his career with “Hustlin” in 2020. “VVS” brought traction, while “On Fleek” reinforced his presence. He releases under his label, Under Water Music.
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42 . CDK – Bittersuite (w/ Billie Eilish)
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
“Bittersuite” finds itself reimagined through CDK Company’s choreography, where Sergio Reis orchestrates movement within the stark elegance of Museum Voorlinden. Pastel-clad dancers, lifted from a 1960s stylebook, weave through contemporary installations, their presence blurring the lines between subject and setting. CDK, the Netherlands-based dance and training company under Reis’s direction, crafts a performance that treats the space as both stage and silent participant. Music video directed by : Sergio Reis |
41 . Viagra Boys – Uno II
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
Viagra Boys release “Uno II” under their own label, Shrimptech Enterprises. Inspired by Sebastian Murphy’s Italian greyhound, the track channels the dog’s confusion through hazy recollections of vet visits and missing teeth. Tor Sjödén’s drums keep a steady pulse, while sweeping guitars and Oskar Carls’ flute weave through the arrangement. The lyrics touch on existential concerns, with Murphy noting, “I seem like such a bitch / When I talk about Swedish politics.” The music video follows Murphy as a journalist covering a dog show in Eastern Europe, his assignment spiraling into paranoia. Shot guerrilla-style across Czechia, Finland, and Sweden, it mirrors the song’s disoriented perspective. Formed in Stockholm in 2015, Viagra Boys blend post-punk with garage rock and electronic elements. Music video directed by : André Jofré & Sebastian Murphy – Song featured on the album : Viagr Aboys
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40 . Black – Chathy
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Date Added : Mar 3,2025
Blending pop with rap, “Chathy (Oru Thepp Gaanam)” moves through a rhythmic playground where BLACK delivers verses with a casual ease. The Malayalam lyrics weave through a buoyant soundscape, keeping the energy playful and unburdened by complexity. The production stays crisp, favoring a steady tempo that never overreaches. The result is a track that leans into its own lighthearted charm without trying to be anything more than what it is. Music video directed by : Sahil Sidhik
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39 . Joost, Tommy Cash – United By Music
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“United By Music” brings Joost Klein and Tommy Cash together in a track that mixes hip-hop and electronic influences while aiming direct criticism at the European Broadcasting Union and the Eurovision Song Contest. The lyrics, laced with satire and absurd imagery, call out perceived hypocrisy in international institutions, with the line “F*ck the EBU” sparking debate over potential fallout for Tommy Cash’s Eurovision bid. Joost, a Dutch rapper and comedian, gained attention through viral YouTube videos blending music and humor before releasing his debut album “Scandinavian Boy” (2018), which included the track “Albino.” Tommy Cash, originally from Tallinn, is known for an eccentric artistic approach and provocative visuals, collaborating with various international artists over the years. Music video directed by : Tim Rudle Xd – Song featured on the album : Unity
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38 . Nafeesisboujee – Stephanie
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Stephanie” finds Nafeesisboujee weaving hip-hop and R&B into a track centered on emotional contradictions. Built around the recurring hook—”She keeps on textin’ me / Do I like her? No, definitely / I’m just like Stephanie / Do I like her? Yeah, especially”—the song plays with indecision and fleeting attraction. With a fluid delivery, he explores mixed signals and hesitant desires. Past releases include “One n Only” and “Drifted Apart,” with collaborations spanning Lames to CAT DAD. Music video directed by : Kirchfilmss
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37 . Mamagama – Run With U
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Mamagama steps onto the Eurovision stage with “Run With U,” a track that continues their fusion of Azerbaijani musical roots with contemporary sounds. The trio—Sefael “Asaf” Mishiyev, Bahruz “Huss” Efendiyev, and Allahverdi “Arif” Gumbetli—craft a piece that leans into rhythmic urgency, layering textured instrumentation with vocal intensity. Selected internally by ITV, the song will be performed in Basel’s first semi-final, marking another milestone for the band since their 2022 Kënga Magjike win. Music video directed by : Elvin Ahmadoglu
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36 . Nate Smith, Hardy – Nobody Likes Your Girlfriend
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Nobody Likes Your Girlfriend” throws Nate Smith and HARDY into the minefield of friendship politics, where one unfortunate romance becomes everyone’s problem. With electric guitars driving a rock-infused country sound, the track leans into its irony-laced lyrics, calling out the girlfriend nobody can stand. The music video recruits Kevin James, Sophia La Corte, and Amanda Mertz to visually amplify the song’s tongue-in-cheek social dilemma. Smith, previously recognized for his breakout single “Whiskey On You,” continues his blend of country and rock, a foundation that made his 2023 debut a commercial force. HARDY, coming off the release of “Quit!!,” brings his distinct edge, a fitting counterpart to the track’s brash delivery. The collaboration stems from Smith’s admiration for HARDY, especially his no-frills anthem “Rednecker.” Music video directed by : Spidey Smith
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35 . Kevin Olusola – Dark Winter
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Kevin Olusola steps into his solo spotlight with “Dark Winter,” a 2025 release blending beatboxing, cello, and vocals into his signature “celloboxing” technique. The lyrics chart a course through personal transformation, confronting provocation with a measured intensity. Classically trained in cello and saxophone, Olusola honed his craft at Yale before refining his Mandarin in Beijing. His skillset earned him second place in Yo-Yo Ma’s Celebrate and Collaborate competition in 2009. Beyond Pentatonix’s Grammy-winning successes, he previously ventured solo with “The Renegade EP” in 2015. Music video directed by : Ron Jaramillo – Song featured on the album : Dawn Of A Misfit
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34 . honestav – Growin’ Pains
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
honestav, born Avrey Freeman, channels a mix of hip-hop, punk, and folk in “Growin’ Pains,” a track that unpacks the uneasy business of personal growth. Raised in Springfield, Missouri, he started writing poetry at 8 and composed his first song at 12. With lyrics shaped by loss, including the passing of his brother and father, his music often drifts into themes of heartbreak and mental health. Before this, he gained attention with “I’d Rather Overdose” in 2024. Music video directed by : Nathan R. Smith
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39 . Joost, Tommy Cash – United By Music
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“United By Music” brings Joost Klein and Tommy Cash together in a track that mixes hip-hop and electronic influences while aiming direct criticism at the European Broadcasting Union and the Eurovision Song Contest. The lyrics, laced with satire and absurd imagery, call out perceived hypocrisy in international institutions, with the line “F*ck the EBU” sparking debate over potential fallout for Tommy Cash’s Eurovision bid. Joost, a Dutch rapper and comedian, gained attention through viral YouTube videos blending music and humor before releasing his debut album “Scandinavian Boy” (2018), which included the track “Albino.” Tommy Cash, originally from Tallinn, is known for an eccentric artistic approach and provocative visuals, collaborating with various international artists over the years. Music video directed by : Tim Rudle Xd – Song featured on the album : Unity
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38 . Nafeesisboujee – Stephanie
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Stephanie” finds Nafeesisboujee weaving hip-hop and R&B into a track centered on emotional contradictions. Built around the recurring hook—”She keeps on textin’ me / Do I like her? No, definitely / I’m just like Stephanie / Do I like her? Yeah, especially”—the song plays with indecision and fleeting attraction. With a fluid delivery, he explores mixed signals and hesitant desires. Past releases include “One n Only” and “Drifted Apart,” with collaborations spanning Lames to CAT DAD. Music video directed by : Kirchfilmss
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37 . Mamagama – Run With U
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Mamagama steps onto the Eurovision stage with “Run With U,” a track that continues their fusion of Azerbaijani musical roots with contemporary sounds. The trio—Sefael “Asaf” Mishiyev, Bahruz “Huss” Efendiyev, and Allahverdi “Arif” Gumbetli—craft a piece that leans into rhythmic urgency, layering textured instrumentation with vocal intensity. Selected internally by ITV, the song will be performed in Basel’s first semi-final, marking another milestone for the band since their 2022 Kënga Magjike win. Music video directed by : Elvin Ahmadoglu
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36 . Nate Smith, Hardy – Nobody Likes Your Girlfriend
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Nobody Likes Your Girlfriend” throws Nate Smith and HARDY into the minefield of friendship politics, where one unfortunate romance becomes everyone’s problem. With electric guitars driving a rock-infused country sound, the track leans into its irony-laced lyrics, calling out the girlfriend nobody can stand. The music video recruits Kevin James, Sophia La Corte, and Amanda Mertz to visually amplify the song’s tongue-in-cheek social dilemma. Smith, previously recognized for his breakout single “Whiskey On You,” continues his blend of country and rock, a foundation that made his 2023 debut a commercial force. HARDY, coming off the release of “Quit!!,” brings his distinct edge, a fitting counterpart to the track’s brash delivery. The collaboration stems from Smith’s admiration for HARDY, especially his no-frills anthem “Rednecker.” Music video directed by : Spidey Smith
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35 . Kevin Olusola – Dark Winter
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
Kevin Olusola steps into his solo spotlight with “Dark Winter,” a 2025 release blending beatboxing, cello, and vocals into his signature “celloboxing” technique. The lyrics chart a course through personal transformation, confronting provocation with a measured intensity. Classically trained in cello and saxophone, Olusola honed his craft at Yale before refining his Mandarin in Beijing. His skillset earned him second place in Yo-Yo Ma’s Celebrate and Collaborate competition in 2009. Beyond Pentatonix’s Grammy-winning successes, he previously ventured solo with “The Renegade EP” in 2015. Music video directed by : Ron Jaramillo – Song featured on the album : Dawn Of A Misfit
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34 . honestav – Growin’ Pains
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
honestav, born Avrey Freeman, channels a mix of hip-hop, punk, and folk in “Growin’ Pains,” a track that unpacks the uneasy business of personal growth. Raised in Springfield, Missouri, he started writing poetry at 8 and composed his first song at 12. With lyrics shaped by loss, including the passing of his brother and father, his music often drifts into themes of heartbreak and mental health. Before this, he gained attention with “I’d Rather Overdose” in 2024. Music video directed by : Nathan R. Smith
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33 . Zaz – Le Jardin Des Larmes (w/ Till Lindemann)
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Le Jardin Des Larmes” pairs Zaz’s airy soprano with Till Lindemann’s cavernous baritone in a spectral duet, weaving French verses with two German stanzas. A waltzing lament, the song drapes itself in somber piano and opulent strings, conjuring an atmosphere both theatrical and intimate. Its music video, shot in Uzbekistan’s Sitorai Mokhi-Khosa palace and the ruined Paikend fortress, complements the song’s gothic romance. The collaboration traces back to a chance encounter with a shared makeup artist four years prior. Zaz, born Isabelle Geffroy in 1980 in Tours, introduces her signature chanson-inflected style, having emerged with her eponymous 2010 album and the ubiquitous “Je veux.” Lindemann, unmistakable as Rammstein’s vocalist, trades his usual fire and fury for something softer yet no less ominous. Music video directed by : Zoran Bihac – Song featured on the album : Isa
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32 . rares – Dependent
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Dependent” sees rares navigating the push and pull of attachment with a measured intensity. The Romanian singer and actor, who first stepped into the spotlight after winning HBO Max’s “One True Singer,” approaches dependence not as a grand declaration but as a quiet unraveling. The track, released in February 2025, follows his previous charting efforts, threading his blend of Romanian pop with an understated, brooding undercurrent. Music video directed by : Sanziana Pantazi
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31 . Bausa – Dreck
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Date Added : Feb 26,2025
“Dreck” arrives as Bausa‘s latest offering, produced by Jumpa, weaving his signature mix of hip-hop and pop. Since his 2014 debut with “Seelenmanöver,” he has shaped a sound balancing melody and introspection. His breakthrough came with “Was du Liebe nennst,” followed by the album “Dreifarbenhaus.” “Fieber” continued his trajectory, delving into themes of love and personal struggles, elements that persist in this new release. Music video directed by : Leeroy
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30 . kwn – Worst Behaviour (w/ Kehlani
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Worst Behaviour” sees kwn enlist Grammy-nominated Kehlani for a remix that amplifies the song’s sultry energy. Originally released in November 2024, the track’s February 2025 revamp stems from Kehlani’s spontaneous suggestion to join in. The London-shot video indulges in escalating tension, culminating in a 30-second kiss. Kehlani delivers a provocative verse, while the two vocalists trade lines over a slow-burning instrumental. The collaboration follows kwn’s feature on “While We Wait 2.” Music video directed by : Chris Chance
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29 . Jackson Wang – High Alone
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“High Alone” arrives as a stark meditation on solitude, weaving vulnerability and emotional wounds into its fabric. Jackson Wang resurrects his MAGIC MAN persona, first seen in his 2022 Billboard-charting album, embracing a darker aesthetic. The video casts him in a Crow-inspired guise, shifting between isolation in an empty room and a high-stakes escape act in a water tank, channeling Houdini. The visuals evoke betrayal, lost identity, and inner struggle. Born in Hong Kong in 1994, Wang navigates music, fashion, and even Olympic fencing. Music video directed by : Rodrigo Inada
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28 . Lucio Corsi – Volevo Essere Un Duro
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
Lucio Corsi steps onto the Sanremo stage with “Volevo Essere Un Duro,” his first entry in the festival’s main competition. The track, merging indie rock with his signature poetic sensibilities, finds its place in his upcoming fifth studio album of the same name, slated for release on March 21, 2025. Since 2014, the Tuscan artist has navigated the Italian music scene, crossing paths with fashion, including a campaign for Gucci under Alessandro Michele. Music video directed by : Tommaso Ottomano – Song featured on the album : Volevo Essere Un Duro
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27 . Yelawolf & Struggle Jennings – Farewell
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Farewell” brings together Yelawolf and Struggle Jennings in a fusion of rap and country influences, a signature of their past collaborations. Released in February 2025, the track appears on the album “War Story,” which drops the same day. Yelawolf, originally from Gadsden, Alabama, made his major-label debut in 2011 with “Radioactive,” while Struggle Jennings, a Nashville native and grandson of Waylon Jennings, continues to weave country lineage into his hip-hop narratives. The lyrics tread familiar ground for both artists, channeling themes of parting ways, resilience, and hard-won lessons. Having previously joined forces on tracks such as “God We Need You Now” and “Outlaw Shit,” the duo leans into their well-honed dynamic. Yelawolf’s rhythmic flows stand in contrast to Struggle Jennings’ grittier vocal delivery, reinforcing the song’s mood of reflection and endurance.
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30 . kwn – Worst Behaviour (w/ Kehlani
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Worst Behaviour” sees kwn enlist Grammy-nominated Kehlani for a remix that amplifies the song’s sultry energy. Originally released in November 2024, the track’s February 2025 revamp stems from Kehlani’s spontaneous suggestion to join in. The London-shot video indulges in escalating tension, culminating in a 30-second kiss. Kehlani delivers a provocative verse, while the two vocalists trade lines over a slow-burning instrumental. The collaboration follows kwn’s feature on “While We Wait 2.” Music video directed by : Chris Chance
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29 . Jackson Wang – High Alone
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“High Alone” arrives as a stark meditation on solitude, weaving vulnerability and emotional wounds into its fabric. Jackson Wang resurrects his MAGIC MAN persona, first seen in his 2022 Billboard-charting album, embracing a darker aesthetic. The video casts him in a Crow-inspired guise, shifting between isolation in an empty room and a high-stakes escape act in a water tank, channeling Houdini. The visuals evoke betrayal, lost identity, and inner struggle. Born in Hong Kong in 1994, Wang navigates music, fashion, and even Olympic fencing. Music video directed by : Rodrigo Inada
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28 . Lucio Corsi – Volevo Essere Un Duro
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
Lucio Corsi steps onto the Sanremo stage with “Volevo Essere Un Duro,” his first entry in the festival’s main competition. The track, merging indie rock with his signature poetic sensibilities, finds its place in his upcoming fifth studio album of the same name, slated for release on March 21, 2025. Since 2014, the Tuscan artist has navigated the Italian music scene, crossing paths with fashion, including a campaign for Gucci under Alessandro Michele. Music video directed by : Tommaso Ottomano – Song featured on the album : Volevo Essere Un Duro
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27 . Yelawolf & Struggle Jennings – Farewell
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Farewell” brings together Yelawolf and Struggle Jennings in a fusion of rap and country influences, a signature of their past collaborations. Released in February 2025, the track appears on the album “War Story,” which drops the same day. Yelawolf, originally from Gadsden, Alabama, made his major-label debut in 2011 with “Radioactive,” while Struggle Jennings, a Nashville native and grandson of Waylon Jennings, continues to weave country lineage into his hip-hop narratives. The lyrics tread familiar ground for both artists, channeling themes of parting ways, resilience, and hard-won lessons. Having previously joined forces on tracks such as “God We Need You Now” and “Outlaw Shit,” the duo leans into their well-honed dynamic. Yelawolf’s rhythmic flows stand in contrast to Struggle Jennings’ grittier vocal delivery, reinforcing the song’s mood of reflection and endurance.
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26 . Yuuhai – Si Jumpu (w/ Jady)
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
“Si Jumpu” brings together Cambodian artists Yuuhai and Jady, with production by Y8 and co-production from Horyshet. Written by Y8 and Jady, the track arrives in early 2025, marking another step in Yuuhai‘s output since winning “The Rapper Cambodia” in 2023. Signing with Baramey Production, he follows his breakout moment with collaborations such as “1NA” alongside former coach Norith and tracks from his 2024 EP “ON THE GO,” including “Where Yuu From?” and “Calling My Phone.”
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25 . Nxdia – Boy Clothes
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Date Added : Feb 17,2025
Nxdia’s “Boy Clothes,” released in February 2025, pairs a gritty guitar riff with garage-inflected production by Danny Casio. The lyrics casually nod to aftershave and VO5 products, reinforcing the theme of personal freedom through clothing. In the music video, Nxdia wields an axe while shifting between ’70s-style suits and tank tops, visualizing their fluid gender expression. The single follows “Feel Anything” and reflects a period of personal change, including their top surgery. Music video directed by : Zak Watson
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24 . Olly – Balorda Nostalgia
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
Olly, born Federico Olivieri on May 5, 2001, in Genoa, Italy, is an Italian singer, songwriter, and rapper. “Balorda nostalgia” is his entry for the Sanremo Music Festival 2025, marking his second appearance after competing in 2023 with “Polvere.” Driven by acoustic guitars and piano, the song navigates the contradictions of nostalgia, where sentimentality and regret blur into one. Olly‘s career begins in 2016 with the collective Madmut Branco before he moves into solo projects and collaborations. He attracts attention in 2019 with “Il primo amore” and continues releasing EPs and albums, including “Tutta vita” in 2024. His catalog features singles such as “Devastante” and “Per due come noi,” both reaching multi-platinum status in Italy. Music video directed by : Giulio Rosati
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23 . Clairo – Terrapin
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Terrapin” finds Clairo weaving a hazy recollection of drunken affection, a tipsy confession sealed in nostalgia and warmth. She describes the track as a moment “drenched in love,” stripped of complications and second guesses. The video takes an unexpected turn, casting “Weird Al” Yankovic as Clairo in a dreamlike homage to Dionne Warwick’s “Walk on By,” complete with retro aesthetics and surreal floating-head visuals. Since her 2017 breakout with “Pretty Girl,” Clairo has navigated indie pop with quiet confidence, releasing three studio albums and working alongside a range of collaborators. Music video directed by : Ayo Edebiri – Song featured on the album : Charm
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22 . The Living Tombstone – Be Alone
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Date Added : Feb 13,2025
“Be Alone” arrives as a single from The Living Tombstone under Ghost Pixel Records, with production credits to CJ Baran and Yoav Landau. Mixing electronic textures with rock elements, the group is no stranger to gaming culture, having previously created the soundtrack for the indie horror title “In Sound Mind” in 2021. Their involvement extends to rhythm games like “Beat Saber” and the strategy game “AudioClash: Battle of the Bands.” They first attracted widespread attention with their “Five Nights at Freddy’s” track, which earned an RIAA Gold certification. Music video directed by : Stephen Agnew – Song featured on the album : Rust
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21 . bbno$ – Check
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Check” delivers bbno$‘s signature mix of humor and braggadocio, pairing playful lyrics with an upbeat production. The track revels in self-assurance, with verses celebrating wealth, success, and a carefree lifestyle. Following his introspective single “meant to be,” “Check” marks a return to his more lighthearted style. bbno$ (Alexander Leon Gumuchian), born in Vancouver in 1995, first gained prominence with “Lalala” alongside Y2K and has since released multiple projects. Music video directed by : Shiraz
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20 . Little Big – Tchaikovsky
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Tchaikovsky” merges electronic energy with classical undertones, layering pulsating beats over its namesake’s legacy. The music video orchestrates a clash between “Tchaikovsky Hooligans” and “Mozart Hooligans,” staging a visual spectacle where powdered wigs meet rave culture. Little Big, now based in Los Angeles, retains its satirical edge, crafting provocative imagery that plays with cultural contrasts. Production credits include Danny Zuckerman and Viktor (last name not provided). Music video directed by : Ilia Prusikin
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19 . K Koke – Own Game
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
K Koke releases “Own Game” in February 2025, delivering his signature gritty lyricism over a contemporary UK hip-hop backdrop. Growing up in Stonebridge, London, Kevin Georgiou carves his place in the rap scene with 2010’s “Pure Koke: Volume 1.” His career sees both momentum and setbacks, from signing with Roc Nation to a high-profile acquittal in 2011. His catalog spans multiple mixtapes and “I Ain’t Perfect,” released in 2021 under his own label, STAY BIZZY. Music video directed by : Blue.Boredom
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18 . Teo – Immortal
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Immortal” marks Teo Tomczuk’s latest entry into Poland’s Eurovision selection, arriving in January 2025. Known for his role in “Rykter,” the Polish-Norwegian artist secures a wildcard for “Wielki Finał Polskich Kwalifikacji 2025,” where public voting decides the winner. The ballad reflects on love’s endurance and personal turmoil, capturing the tension between devotion and inevitable wounds: “What if the love is just immortal? […] Every true love story always got some tragedy.” Music video directed by : Borys Bernacki
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17 . GPF – Sexy Time
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Sexy Time” delivers GPF‘s signature hardstyle punch, channeling distorted kicks, serrated synths, and audacious vocal samples into a relentless sonic assault. Released in January 2025 via GREAZY, the track indulges in the project’s penchant for provocative aesthetics and unfiltered intensity. Operating out of Amsterdam, GPF—short for “Greazy Pussy Fuckers”—thrives on excess, pushing hardstyle to extremes both sonically and thematically. Their catalog brims with similarly charged titles, including “LEAKED SEX TAPE! VOL 8!!!!!!!” and the collaboration “GPF x Dr Donk – Caramelldansen,” each embracing the genre’s unruly side. Rooted in Europe’s extreme electronic scene, “Sexy Time” finds its audience among those who favor aggression over subtlety. Music video directed by : Stevencreates
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16 . Snow Wife – What Do Girls Do?
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“What Do Girls Do?” arrives as a synth-heavy, sapphic club track that blends hyperpop, hip-hop, and pop influences. Snow Wife, born Emily Leann Snow in May 2002 in Houston, Texas, transitioned from commercial dance to music after relocating to Los Angeles. The track, featuring sultry vocals, delves into queer relationships and womanhood. The music video showcases choreography by Lola Coghill, Thiago Pacheco, and Miles Sherman, longtime collaborators of Snow Wife. She works closely with producers slush puppy and Jason Hahs on her sound. The song is part of an upcoming EP following her 2023 debut, “Queen Degenerate.” Openly queer, she incorporates LGBTQ+ advocacy into her music.
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15 . Apashe & Vladimir Cauchemar – Bellatores
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
“Bellatores” brings Belgian-Canadian producer Apashe and French DJ Vladimir Cauchemar together in a track shaped by the medieval tripartite system, dissecting those who pray, fight, and work. Produced across Miami, New York City, Brussels, Paris, and Montreal, the song blends orchestral grandeur with electronic grit. The video assembles a large cast in an elaborate production. The duo’s prior collaboration, “RIP,” tackled global warming and world doom through cinematic electronic soundscapes. Music video directed by : Adrian Villagomez – Song featured on the album : Oratores, Bellatores, Laboratores (Ep)
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14 . Sunnbrella – Flowstate
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Date Added : Feb 11,2025
Sunnbrella’s “Flowstate” arrives in January 2025, backed by Radio Wave’s funding. The track steers straight into toxic love, self-destruction, and identity, pushing the project into murkier sonic territory. Behind the name is David Zbirka, Prague-born and London-based, who grew up surrounded by music. With influences spanning The Beatles, 90s emo, shoegaze, and electronica, he started producing out of necessity, later refining his craft while working on his late father’s posthumous album. The project previously caught attention through releases like “It’s Cool” and “Fever Dream.” Beyond Sunnbrella, Zbirka plays drums for Drug Store Romeos while also navigating work as a videographer and editor, often directing his own music videos. Music video directed by : Zak Watson
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13 . Raul – Induction
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
Raul steps away from Snow Man to release “Induction,” a solo venture arriving in February 2025. Born Maito Raul Murakami in Tokyo in 2003, he balances idol life with modeling and acting. Joining Johnny & Associates in 2015, he entered Snow Man in 2019 as its youngest and tallest member at 191 cm. His presence extends beyond music, starring in the 2021 film “Honey Lemon Soda” and walking Paris Fashion Week for Yohji Yamamoto in 2022.
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12 . Superbus & Hoshi – Lola (w/ Nicola Sirkis)
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Lola” sees Superbus revisiting their 2006 track with Hoshi and Nicola Sirkis joining the mix. The song preserves its original essence while infusing a contemporary touch. Jenn Ayache had been waiting two decades for this collaboration with Sirkis to take shape. The music video stages a wedding, with Hoshi and Ayache as brides and Sirkis officiating. Superbus, active since 1999, continues to shape the French rock scene across generations. Music video directed by : Edie Blanchard
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11 . Nobita & Flow G – PNYT
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“PNYT” sees Nobita stepping away from their usual sound, meshing rock, R&B, and hip-hop with Flow G’s rap-driven approach. Marking Nobita’s first release since “Gitna” and Flow G’s follow-up to “Kasama” with Chito Miranda, the track stems from an unexpected meeting at a wedding. Lyrically, it navigates the chaos of love, channeling unfiltered emotion through heavier instrumentation and a more aggressive vocal style. The video debuts alongside the single in February 2025. Music video directed by : Jay-Ar Villarojas
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10 . R Nait – Callan Trace
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Callan Trace” brings R Nait together with Syphr for a Punjabi track set for release in January 2025. Since “Defaulter” in 2018, R Nait, born Randeep Singh Natt, has delivered a steady stream of songs that navigate love, heartbreak, and Punjabi identity. The specifics of this track’s lyrics remain under wraps, but its inclusion on curated playlists suggests a reach beyond core listeners. Available on multiple streaming platforms, the song enters a competitive Punjabi music market.
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9 . Iibhad & Ntelabi – Waves
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Waves” arrives as a collaboration between IIBhad and Ntelabi, produced by David Bolton and Prime Media. Charged with energy, the track moves with a restless momentum, pushing beyond conventional boundaries. IIBhad brings an Afrocentric sound rooted in rich melodies, while Ntelabi, a Ghanaian rapper and songwriter from Saboba, infuses sharp lyricism. His previous work includes “Gyalis” (2018), “Basement” (2020), and “Dreams & Flashes” (2024). |
13 . Raul – Induction
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
Raul steps away from Snow Man to release “Induction,” a solo venture arriving in February 2025. Born Maito Raul Murakami in Tokyo in 2003, he balances idol life with modeling and acting. Joining Johnny & Associates in 2015, he entered Snow Man in 2019 as its youngest and tallest member at 191 cm. His presence extends beyond music, starring in the 2021 film “Honey Lemon Soda” and walking Paris Fashion Week for Yohji Yamamoto in 2022.
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12 . Superbus & Hoshi – Lola (w/ Nicola Sirkis)
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Lola” sees Superbus revisiting their 2006 track with Hoshi and Nicola Sirkis joining the mix. The song preserves its original essence while infusing a contemporary touch. Jenn Ayache had been waiting two decades for this collaboration with Sirkis to take shape. The music video stages a wedding, with Hoshi and Ayache as brides and Sirkis officiating. Superbus, active since 1999, continues to shape the French rock scene across generations. Music video directed by : Edie Blanchard
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11 . Nobita & Flow G – PNYT
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“PNYT” sees Nobita stepping away from their usual sound, meshing rock, R&B, and hip-hop with Flow G’s rap-driven approach. Marking Nobita’s first release since “Gitna” and Flow G’s follow-up to “Kasama” with Chito Miranda, the track stems from an unexpected meeting at a wedding. Lyrically, it navigates the chaos of love, channeling unfiltered emotion through heavier instrumentation and a more aggressive vocal style. The video debuts alongside the single in February 2025. Music video directed by : Jay-Ar Villarojas
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10 . R Nait – Callan Trace
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Callan Trace” brings R Nait together with Syphr for a Punjabi track set for release in January 2025. Since “Defaulter” in 2018, R Nait, born Randeep Singh Natt, has delivered a steady stream of songs that navigate love, heartbreak, and Punjabi identity. The specifics of this track’s lyrics remain under wraps, but its inclusion on curated playlists suggests a reach beyond core listeners. Available on multiple streaming platforms, the song enters a competitive Punjabi music market.
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9 . Iibhad & Ntelabi – Waves
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Date Added : Feb 9,2025
“Waves” arrives as a collaboration between IIBhad and Ntelabi, produced by David Bolton and Prime Media. Charged with energy, the track moves with a restless momentum, pushing beyond conventional boundaries. IIBhad brings an Afrocentric sound rooted in rich melodies, while Ntelabi, a Ghanaian rapper and songwriter from Saboba, infuses sharp lyricism. His previous work includes “Gyalis” (2018), “Basement” (2020), and “Dreams & Flashes” (2024). |
8 . Shubh – Carti
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
Released in January 2025, “Carti” is a Punjabi track by Canadian-based Indian artist Shubh, born Shubhneet Singh in Nangal, Punjab, India, on August 10, 1997. The song merges Punjabi lyrics with hip-hop and R&B, illustrating Shubh‘s affinity for blending cultural roots with modern sounds. The video features opulent visuals of designer labels and affluence, complementing lyrics centered on wealth, power, and status. Known for his 2021 hit “We Rollin,” Shubh has since collaborated with figures like Ikwinder Singh (Ikky) and achieved Billboard Canadian Hot 100 success with “Baller.” His 2023 debut album “Still Rollin” charted in Canada and New Zealand. Music video directed by : Nav Dhiman
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7 . SosMula – Lethal Weapon
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
“Lethal Weapon,” released in February 2025, finds SosMula unleashing his trademark aggression over AYO SHOKI’s ferocious production. Vinicius Sosa, better known as SosMula, splits his time as one half of City Morgue alongside ZillaKami, blending trap, punk, and metal into a gritty sonic fusion. Active since the mid-2010s, SosMula delivers his characteristic dark lyrical content, amplified by a raw, high-octane performance style.
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6 . Squid – Building 650
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
English post-punk band Squid releases “Building 650” as a single in January 2025, channeling their experiences in Japan during Summer Sonic 2022. Ollie Judge, lead singer and drummer, crafts lyrics reflecting his sense of being an outsider in Tokyo, blending existential disconnection with the megacity’s energy. The music video, filmed in Japan, stars Hiroki Sato and Akari Mimura and draws heavily from Ryu Murakami’s “In the Miso Soup.” Squid, founded in Brighton in 2016, includes Ollie Judge, Louis Borlase, Arthur Leadbetter, Laurie Nankivell, and Anton Pearson, known for prior albums “Bright Green Field” (UK Albums Chart No. 4, 2021) and “O Monolith” (2023). Music video directed by : Felix Geen, Daisuke Hasegawa, Kuya Tatsujo
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5 . Yaniss Odua & FNX – Vérité
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Date Added : Feb 4,2025
Released in January 2025 under Caan Dun Music, “Vérité” marks the latest collaboration between French reggae veteran Yaniss Odua and emergent urban reggae artist FNX. Following their earlier joint effort “One Love,” which spotlighted themes of solidarity, this track continues their partnership. With Odua, an established figure since the late 1990s and known for social commentary in works like his 2022 album “Stay High,” FNX introduces a city-styled contrast to reggae’s traditional tones. Music video directed by : Hood.Mov
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4 . Dubioza Kolektiv – Balkan Boys
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
“Balkan Boys” bursts forth as a January 27, 2025, release by Sarajevo’s Dubioza Kolektiv, mixing ska, punk, and Balkan folk into a heady brew. Formed in 2003, the group—Almir Hasanbegović, Adis Zvekić, Brano Jakubović, Armin Büscher, Senad Šuta, Jernej Šavel, and Mario Ševarac—delivers lyrics laced with irony, poking at regional stereotypes while celebrating cultural mosaicism. The video, helmed by Vedran Mujagić, debuts on YouTube alongside the track, staying true to their ethos of freely accessible music. Having ignited stages from Glastonbury to Roskilde, their creative oeuvre spans works like 2011’s “Wild Wild East” and 2020’s “#fakenews.” Music video directed by : Vedran Mujagić
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3 . Connor Price – Cubicle
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
Connor Price‘s “Cubicle,” released in January 2025 under 4 of Clubs LLC, pairs razor-sharp lyricism with infectious beats. Lines like “Step in the bank, know my name, I’m a usual” and “Turn the studio into my cubicle” fuse ambition with humor, while nods to India and Punjab reflect his cosmopolitan flair. Comedian Joe Gatto adds levity to the music video, amplifying its playful tone. Known for tracks like “Spinnin” and “SPLAT,” Price highlights his creative prowess here once again.
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2 . 석매튜, 박건욱, [Zerobaseone] – Backpacker
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
ZEROBASEONE’s Seok Matthew and Park Gunwook maneuver their roles as vocal “Backpackers” in this coming-of-age OST for the drama *Study Group (스터디그룹)*, released January 2025. Draped in its symbolic metaphor of teens as nomadic risk-takers, the K-pop group ventures beyond their million-selling debut mini-album *Youth In The Shade* success into the OST realm, nodding to their *Boys Planet* roots. ZB1, WakeOne’s nine-strong byproduct, amplifies drama tension here. |
1 . Good Neighbours – Ripple
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Date Added : Jan 30,2025
British indie-pop duo Good Neighbours release their haunting single “Ripple” on January 24, 2025, a tender ode to a grieving friend, framed by Oli Fox and Scott Verrill as “pulling your loved ones out of that deep place.” Premiering as Radio 1’s Hottest Record, this track arrives with a video by Alex Lockett, juxtaposing boys at a swimming lesson—quasi-young Oli and Scott—with present-day performances, weaving resilience into glistening waters. Following Platinum-certified debut “Home” (2024), they ride TikTok buzz, BRITS Rising Star shortlists, and even Billboard nominations, layering credibility on their Amazon Music UK’s Artists to Watch status. Music video directed by : Alex Lockett
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