Best Coast has released a new music video for the song "Do You Love Me Like You Used To?," this clip comprised of live footage from the duo's Sept. 6 performance at Santa Monica Pier. Although a new music video is always great, there is not yet any word about any future tour plans since Green Day's unexpected cancellation of their tour.
Lifehouse frontman Jason Wade has previously said that the band wants to "shake things up" with their upcoming album, feeling the need "to evolve and to change." With the debut of their new music video for the track "Between the Raindrops," feat. Natasha Bedingfield, the band doesn't exactly do much creatively to shake anything up, playing it rather safe with an obvious -- albeit beautiful -- set of visuals for the song title. Incredibly shot video nonetheless.
It's finally here! The official music video for one of our favorite tracks by the crazy-talented Ed Sheeran. On Friday, the British music powerhouse debuted the highly-anticipated clip for "Give Me Love." It's certainly a powerful and artistic set of visuals from an artist who has seen his offerings embraced by the music industry as of late.
The artist also makes a brief cameo in the video, which he notes is his final clip for this current album.
On Thursday night's episode of Late Night, host Jimmy Fallon and his guest Carrie Underwood reflected on their apparent past traveling during the '90s as a singing duo called Jim Carrie. They supposedly would translate rap lyrics into country songs for a mix called "c'rap." That Jimmy Fallon always keeps things interesting!
"People loved us," Fallon explained, hardly able to keep a straight face, audience laughing. "They kept demanding more music from us."
Sufjan Stevens has released a new video for the title track to his holiday set Silver and Gold. The clip features vintage-looking flashback sequences of a child on a beach flying a kite. The album itself is due to release on Nov. 13 via Asthmatic Kitty.
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It's here. After teasing the video early Wednesday (and following the debut of the track "Valerie" the same day on BBC's Radio 1), The Weeknd has released the official music video for "The Zone," feat. Drake. The clip arrives only days ahead of The Weeknd's official launch on Universal Republic with Trilogy, which is available starting Nov. 13.
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In the belated new video for their hit single "Don't Move," Phantogram's new clip centers around a woman followed by some mysterious figures and ominous cube. The video is directed by Will Joines and John Carter.
A new video for you on this post-election Wednesday. A clip for The Black Keys' track "Sister" has emerged, and it's perhaps also a fan-made video -- although definitely sporting some fancy camerawork. In the new visuals, a group of rebellious young women from South London run the streets and get into mischief.
∆ (Alt-J) will not be slowing down anytime soon. Fresh off the heels of their Mercury Prize win last week, the band has now released a new music video to go with the track "Fitzpleasure" off their award-winning debut album An Awesome Wave.
Gary Clark Jr., master of blues, proves in his newest visuals that he "Ain't Messin 'Round." In the new clip, Clark's lyrics of "play it cool" are equally matched by a smooth image displayed by the Austin crooner. The track, of course, comes off his debut album, Blak and Blu.
How's this for your Monday morning?
The Wire's Idris Elba has made his directing debut with a new music video for Mumford and Sons' "Lover of the Light." In this remarkable video, Elba stars as a blind mind chasing the light of the sun.
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On the first weekend after superstorm Sandy struck the East Coast, Louis C.K. welcomed New Yorkers back to Studio 8H for Saturday Night Live with musical guest fun. Even before the storm on Monday, fans of both acts had been eagerly awaiting their appearance on the NBC comedy show. But following a week of frustrations and disappointments, SNL head writer Seth Meyers confirmed on Monday that the show would go on as planned.
