The L.A. based, We’re No Gentlemen just released a new video for their latest single “Promises”. The band was recently featured on Imperfect Fifth’s site with the release of their last music video for “Night.” “Promises” shows the band in playing in an intimate venue, with fans running to them. The video pans from each band member giving us an intimate look at We’re No Gentlemen.
Front woman Amanda Gabel really takes the lead as she sings to the camera and dances with fans on stage. The video is classic and incorporates fans and audience members jamming to “Promises”. The song itself channels early 2000’s rock with a garage feel. “Promises we make, promises we break, it’s too much to take everything is fake,” sings We’re No Gentlemen. My favorite is “Change me, no they cannot break me…I already broke in” as the band states that they are here to stay.
Budding pop star Syrena has just released her latest song “Diamonds In My Head”. The 20 year old NYC native is woman of many talents including belly dancing, fire eating, and snake charming. Her most recent talent includes her cunning knack for music. Her latest “Diamonds In My Head” is a pop song with a style all its own. While the beat is what captures you, Syrena’s captivating vocals ranging high and low, are what will keep you listening. The writing is inspiring as well as Syrena sings on empowerment and ambition. “I’ve got diamonds in my head, you see- Imma to do what I want….I’ve got diamonds in my voice, in my soul.” The most powerful lyric for me is “Love is great, love is kind, but it’s just not on my mind.” Syrena is focused on her goals on “Diamonds In My Head”. “Power and confidence are big themes in my music. Maybe it comes from being a New Yorker, or maybe it comes from performing live since I was three…if you doubt yourself, this city will eat you alive,” says the pop artist. Maybe it does come from performance, or maybe Syrena just has “it.” Either way, after listening to “Diamonds In My Head,” I felt more inspired,and focused. And to me, that’s music worth listening to.
Skyler Stonestreet, noted songwriter of hits such as Dua Lipa’s “IDGAF” and the Chainsmoker’s “Kanye” has released her own anthem “Bankrupt.” Inspired by her battle and overcome of cancer, “Bankrupt” really touches on leaving the negative emotions in the past. The track hits with as electronic with sounds funky and synth beats. The chorus really touches on the meaning of the song singing “I’m bankrupt emotionally I can’t spend the another moment thinking about you.”
While the song has a somber meaning behind it, you would never know as it plays like a track you can dance to. Skyler brings us the best of both worlds on her well composed “Bankrupt.”
Vacation Forever just released their latest “Kamikaze Love”. The Sweden-based band is joined by producer Jeff Bhasker, who has worked with names such as Kanye and Kendrick. “Kamikaze Love” isn’t rap though. Instead, Vacation Forever brings a sweet indie sound to “Kamikaze Love”. “Take my heart, take my everything,” the chorus belts. The track has a summer sound to it with a hazy feel and remains adorably cheesy, but not to cheesy. The visuals to “Kamikaze Love” are equally as stunning with a 90’s spin.
Revolutionizing the way their music is enjoyed is just one of the many positive attributes of Biffy Clyro and their incredibly emotional and intricate tracks. How does just one artist do all of this you may ask? Biffy Clyro will soon be releasing their first-ever live, all-acoustic album MTV Unplugged: Live At Roundhouse London. However, before they release their tantalizing full acoustic album, they have just released a teaser video that fully captures what this album is all about. Recently, they have launhced a live video of their hit, “Black Chandelier,” which is available now for listeners to enjoy. Not only does this Scottish trio have what it takes to make it in their home country, but the release of this single video has proven that their new and innovative sound has the potential to travel across the globe.
Throughout the full length of their latest release, fans are transported to a world created by the beautifully arranged soundscapes of the acoustic instruments and beautifully decorated stage. Together, the sound and overall set up of the stage gives the performance a very organic and down to earth feel that rings true to their roots. Vocally, there is an impressive authentic timbre to each of the band members voices that is soothes the soul and invites listeners to continue listening. Without a doubt, their full acoustic album release will be a launch pad into an even greater and more widespread success.
The MTV Unplugged: Live At Roundhouse London album will be released on May 25. On May 26, the MTV Unplugged: Live At Roundhouse London television special will air at 9:00 P.M. ETand again at 12:00 A.M. ET. Additionally, the show will repeat 5 times the following week.
UK four-piece The Magic Numbers are coming back, and they’ve got a massive treat in store for their fans: a behind-the-scenes, in-studio music video for new single “Sweet Divide”. Their new song and video arrives in anticipation for their upcoming album, Outsiders, out May 11. The London-based quartet is made up of two sets of brothers and sisters: lead vocalist and guitarist Romeo Stodart, his sister Michele on bass and vocals, Angela Gannon on keys and vocals and her brother Sean on drums/percussion. The music video for “Sweet Divide” gives the viewer an exclusive look into the recording process (and studio antics) of the Stodarts and Gannons. It’s evident not only through the song itself, but also through the video the fantastic chemistry of the band. “Sweet Divide” is a treat for new and old fans of The Magic Numbers alike. Don’t miss out on this glimpse into the making of the music!
Be on the lookout for Outsiders, due for release May 11. Stay connected with The Magic Numbers: Facebook // Twitter // YouTube
Stunning. Beautiful. Haunting. Very few words perfectly describe the new video released for Kate Faust’s stunning new single, “Trouble.” As the scene opens, Faust is buried in a cape of darkness that intensifies the mood so wonderfully outlined by the drawn out instrumental loops. Vocally speaking, even the bone chilling beauty of Faust’s tone and timbre instantly creates an edgy atmosphere this is pure perfection. Choreographed down to the last second, every frame is infused with muted colors that are placed in stunning contrast with a sudden streak of yellow lights that morph and shift over the face of this incredible new artist. One of the greatest aspects of this debut is the organic beauty that is completely exposed and is not overwhelmed by complicated or loud instrumental loops.
Like slowly drifting deeper and deeper into a dark pool, listeners will find themselevs drifting into a stupor as their focus turns completely to the musical genius of, “Trouble.” Throughout the video, fans will come to learn that beauty can be found in darkness as Fausts incredible features are masked by the opaque fog and looming shadows. Without a doubt, Faust has proven once again that she has the vocal power and artistic ability to continue to grow and create music that has longterm staying power among her fans.
Swedish singer/songwriter Olle Hammar found himself through his stage name “Lionman”, which is more than just a name, it is a symbol of strength. It’s endearing, and the music that comes from this moniker is enviable. “Don’t You Dare” is a perfect example of how Hammar exemplifies his inner strength through music. The track is in a lane of its own through its soulful sound, and sends a powerful message that it is okay to be yourself in a society that is often judgmental. The video was shot in a school with moody, beautiful lighting and a variety of individuals to help support the message of the song itself. It’s an absolute piece of art, and we kind of can’t stop watching.
New-York based singer Kimbra has just dropped the official music video for her new song, “Like They Do On The TV”. The two-time Grammy award winning artist has recently dropped her new record, Primal Heart, and is currently on tour in support of the album. “Like They Do On The TV” is just a taste of Primal Heart, and the music video takes the viewer on a glimpse into the wonderful world of Kimbra. With a retro vibe, Kimbra finds her way onto everyone’s screens in this catchy track. Filled with eye candy and a great color scheme, “Like They Do On The TV” is not to be missed. With stunning visuals and a knack for the slightly abstract, Kimbra has done it again with another fantastic music video. Check it out today!
