Billie Eilish – all the good girls go to hell

For this vid, Bille takes the form of a fallen angel who turns in a bat. We immediately feel that this is not a simple music video: the artist uses this clip directed by Rich-Lee to bring attention to the climate crisis as well as the upcoming Global Climate Strike.

Grimes – Violence

The video begins with Grimes reading Sun Tzu’s The Art of War in a kind of temple full of violent and ethereal dancers and as we watch it we realize that Grimes is our new Xena.

Frankie Cosmos – 41st

Close it Quietly by Frankie Cosmos is out now and this video for 41st reminds me that I am 30 years old and I still can’t jump rope.

Post Malone – Circles

Speaking of albums released today there is also Hollywood’s Bleeding by Post Malone in which you can find some heavy featuring.
For this video he has chosen a setting in perfect Game of Thrones aesthetic: the clip starts on a bloody battlefield, and Malone plays a surviving soldier who wanders between dead bodies until he meets a Rapunzel-like woman who is trapped at the top of a tree.

M83 – Temple Of Sorrow

The French duo released the first single from their forthcoming album DSVII. The sci-fi music video that accompanies Temple of Sorrow is the first part of a short film entitled Extazus created by director Bertrand Mandico and inspired by the tracks on the album. It’s best seen rather than described.

SASAMI – Take Care

Embrace your destructive side like

Blood Orange – Dark & Handsome (Colors Show)

If you close your eyes you can even smell those flowers.

Lana Del Rey – Doin’ Time

Lana Del Rey takes the form of a giant King Kong, stomping around the streets of Los Angeles. In another scene we understand that she is the main character of a film that some people are watching in a 50s-inspired drive in. Then what we were waiting for happens: Lana looks into the camera and comes out of the screen the room, scaring them all but a girl…

A$AP Rocky – Babushka Boi

A$AP Rocky has delivered the music video for his first post-arrest single Babushka Boi. The dystopian visual is probably a deliberate reference to Rocky’s recent run-in with the law and features a crew of bank robbers dressed in 50s style.

Celeste – Strange

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