And the visuals for their new single Love Me.
These girls are annoying, not so pretty, loud and downright disturbing.
But the song is somewhat of a winner. Reminiscent of earlier Amy clones like Pixie Lott and Gabriella Cilmi, this distinctive UK sounds keep working.
But those girls? No… just no.
Pretty awesome tune though.
And the visuals for his new single No One.
The song will be out February 6. Which does NOT make a sense, since that’s also the date Maverick’s album Lonely Are The Brave will be released.
All weird stuff aside, this is another solid song, this album is shaping up to be quite nice. Which reminds me, you can listen to a sampler right here.
Who recruited Kardinal Offishall, Wretch 32 & Pro Green for his single Style Changer.
And the stylized visuals for Electrify.
Easy-on-the-ears-hooks and a little wobble. This is definitely a winner.
And the visuals for Drunk.
This dude can do no wrong. And + might be the best album of 2011… and 2012.
And the visuals for Forever On Some Fly Shit.
While Nipsey seems intent on not making his “next best” status become something more than that, the visuals shot in Japan are really nice.
And the trippy visuals for his great single Hands On The Wheel.
It’s not as if ScHoolboy is rapping about anything substantial in this song. And yes, he should be chastised for using that capital “H”.
But this Cudi sampling song is just stuck on repeat.
The brainchild of Jeymes Samuel, Lucy Liu and Jay Electronica. Yes, that Lucy Liu.
And to Rosario Dawson, who… well, just watch.
No, but really, this video is all kinds of awesome.
And the visuals for her new single Thank You.
The third single from her upcoming album All Of Me, after Freak, Fall In Love and Break My Heart all flopped. Hard.
Maybe the most interesting fact about this song is that Akon wrote it. Yup, the guy who came up with this, this and this, actually knows how to pen a song that’s empowering to women. Who would’ve thought.
All Of Me will be out February 28.
And the visuals for her new single Big Mouth.
The first offering from Master of My Make-Believe, Santigold’s new album, that should be out this spring. The video is directed by Cody Critcheloe.
While the song might sound like Pon De Floor pt.3, Santigold can do no wrong with me: This still remains one of the hardest songs ever made.