Pink Mario & the Planetoids deliver a nostalgic sci fi music video classic with their recent Mona. The body paint and costumery scream sci-fi 60s and the mansion setting adds to the cinematic brilliance. The songs a catchy modern synth gem too.
Tessa Rae makes the sensual passion of domestic existence look like the best version of it in the video for her single All I Ever Wanted Was Us. There’s also a sense of regret or perhaps sadness in the scenes secondary narrative, one that finds Rae like the storied Scrooge seeing her past through a bypassers lense. The video is top notch and the song is just as strong. Tessa Rae is the real deal!
Star charisma and rare exotic eastern traits make GAZAL stand out in the video for her single This man is a preacher. The Australian pop buzz artists simply owns every scene with subtle precision. She’s got all the traits of an international superstar and catchy musical instincts that break cultural barriers. The vocals are top notch, the production is elegant, and her presence is starworthy!
Pen Pin is a little goofy and a lot of fun in the video for their single Vampire. ‘Tis the season to be the best version of your costumed self and Vampire screams with delectable personality and magnetic spirit. Truth or fiction, there’s nothing fake about the quality of this band. Good songwriting and nice contrast via the smooth vocals over this gritty indie rock vibe. We love them!
We adore the greenscale color palette made to illuminate every image in the video for UFO from Tokoloshe. Simple but effective, this narrative finds a fairly regular intergalactic visitor trying to make sense of a regular seemingly abandoned rural neighborhood. Cut between performance shots of the band, Director Adam Lawrence Hart and Cinematographer Oisin McFarland Smith display their skill on this gorgeous vid.
