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Video Premiere: Snowden, 'So Red'

Posted 5/14/13 11:05 am EST by in Music, Video Premieres, Videos

Watch a mysterious trip back to the farm in Snowden's "So Red" video.

Watch a mysterious trip back to the farm in Snowden's "So Red" video.

Here's a "Twilight Zone" episode for you: Snowden's "So Red" video chronicles a mysterious trip to a farm, featuring a runaway horse, wordless desperation and, um, extensive crotch shots. Nice pants, bro. The evocative video, produced by NY-based production house LANDED, leaves the plot loose, focusing on its handsome hero's arrival in the field after daydreaming of his pal the horse and making his way out to the country. It's a love story! The footage is more faded and sun-kissed than any particular color -- "So Instagram" is probably a bad name for an indie rock song, though.

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New Video: Goldroom Featuring Mereki, 'Only You Can Show Me'

Posted 5/9/13 5:30 pm EST by in Celebrity, Music, Videos

Watch the Goldroom crew bust some bold moves in the "Only You Can Show Me" video.

Goldroom show off some new dance moves in "Only You Can Show Me."

Bold-colored hoodies, short shorts, bodacious beards -- nope, it's not an American Apparel ad. Instead, Goldroom's new "Only You Can Show Me" video gathers a model-worthy crew to show off their dance moves over a summery beat, with blown-out lighting blasting even more color across the rainbow-hued sartorial choices. This reminds us: We definitely need some new spring hoodies.

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Video Premiere: Theophilus London, 'Rio'

Posted 5/7/13 6:00 am EST by in Celebrity, Music, Video Premieres, Videos

Watch Theophilus London's "Rio" video.

Watch Theophilus London get romantic in his "Rio" video.

Theophilus London's a globe-trotting kinda dude, but the musician didn't have to head too far to film his video for "Rio": To conjure the memory of nights on the beach and too many umbrella-topped cocktails, London brings us a romantic, retro performance set in New York. The story begins in black-and-white, with a lone lady in search of a speakeasy. She finds it in an NYC hotel bar that bursts into color and a back room where London and the five-piece Menahan Street Band offer a vivid serenade.

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Buzzworthy Obsession: The Maine, 'Happy'

Posted 5/3/13 2:00 pm EST by in Music

Listen to The Maine's "Happy."

The Maine's new song sounds far from "Happy."

With its shaggy "ooh-woo-ooh" opening, The Maine's "Happy" immediately brings up visions of Pavement and Weezer. The Arizona band's latest single bleeds 1994 vibes, from its downer lyrics to the mid-tempo BPM to the downstroked chorus chords. The new track's not a major sonic departure from the rock anthems of the band's 2011 set, Pioneer, but they do sound especially bummed for a song called "Happy": "This ain't a fairy tale, and I don't think I'll ever be happy," John O'Callaghan sings. Later, he adds, "No, I am not smiling" -- just so we're 100 percent clear about that song title. A '90s pro tip: Irony was kind of a big deal.

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New Video: Capital Cities, 'Safe And Sound'

Posted 4/26/13 5:30 pm EST by in Music, Videos

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Capital Cities bust a move (or 10) in their "Safe and Sound" video.

Put on your dancing shoes: Capital Cities are taking us on a boogie through history. For the band's "Safe and Sound" video, the Los Angeles synth-pop duo heads to a classic theater -- famed cinema showcase the Los Angeles Theatre, in fact -- for a performance and a visually wild romp through the decades, as a magical lightning bolt brings black-and-white flappers and tap dancers from celluloid to life. The silent film-era dancers share the floor with disco divas and b-boys busting moves, stopping short of Capital Cities' own mega-modern pop style.

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Watch Theophilus London Channel 'Gatsby'-Era NYC In A Behind-The-Scenes Look At His 'Rio' Video

Posted 4/26/13 6:00 am EST by in Celebrity, Music, Videos

Go behind the scenes in New York with Theophilus London's "Gatsby"-esque new video.

Check out Theophilus London going global from NYC.

A number of hip-hop heavyweights have been heading down south lately -- from Jay-Z and Beyoncé's Cuban vacation to A$AP Rocky's "Wild For The Night" visit to the Dominican Republic -- but for his trip to "Rio," Theophilus London stayed right in New York City. London's trend-bucking upcoming video finds the musician keeping it local for a Brazilian homage, and he's just released a behind-the-scenes look at the intimate urban effort.

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New Video: Blondfire, 'Waves'

Posted 4/24/13 5:30 pm EST by in Music, Videos

Watch Blondefire's "Waves" video.

Blondfire's heading back to the desert in their "Waves" video.

Didn't we just get back from the desert? Coachella may be over, but L.A.'s Blondfire keeps the sandy dream alive in their new video for "Waves," with Gus Black-directed imagery that skips the beach in favor of warmer, thirstier climes. For the ocean-oriented song, Blondfire's Erica Driscoll heads deep into the dunes, wandering through the the sand and dancing in the camera-melting heat, without even an iced latte to cool her down. (IT IS ICED LATTE SEASON, and no one is more excited about it than us.)

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Video Premiere: Young Statues, 'Eraser'

Posted 4/23/13 6:00 am EST by in Celebrity, Music, Video Premieres, Videos

Watch Young Statues' "Eraser" video.

Young Statues are cooking up a record collection -- literally.

If you need a bonfire for your next camping trip, there's only one thing to do: Ransack people's apartments and steal their vinyl albums and guitars. Or maybe, uh, buy firewood. The former, however, works out pretty well for Philadelphia's Young Statues, who heat up a chilly night out with old records and a very unlucky turntable in their "Eraser" video from their Age Ain't Ours EP. (WINTER BREAK FOREVER!!!).

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Video Premiere: Fitz And The Tantrums, 'Out Of My League'

Posted 4/22/13 7:00 am EST by in Music, Videos

Watch Fitz and the Tantrums' "Out Of My League" video.

Fitz and the Tantrums are back with some new dance moves in their "Out Of My League" video.

"You were out of my league," Michael Fitzpatrick croons on Fitz and the Tantrums' new single, and the guy's not singing about our favorite Jay Baruchel movie. Not that the band's new "Out Of My League" video doesn't bring the comedy. The soulful Los Angeles rockers show their sillier side in the More Than Just a Dream lead single's new video, which opens with a neon beating heart. Things only get more playful from there, with Fitzpatrick's adorably dorky dance moves segueing into the band turning into glitchy animations that look ready to chill with Daft Punk. Baruchel's probably just doing their choreography.

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New Video: A-Trak & Tommy Trash, 'Tuna Melt'

Posted 4/19/13 5:00 pm EST by in Celebrity, Music, Videos

Watch A-Trak and Tommy Trash's "Tuna Melt" video.

A-Trak and Tommy Trash's "Tuna Melt" video gives new meaning to the term "domino effect."

Five things we learned from A-Trak and Tommy Trash's epic "Tuna Melt" video:

1.) Dudes are in no rush to eat lunch. That sandwich is getting cold over here. Because…

2.) To make "Tuna Melt"'s video, the duo hired 1) director Ryan Staake and 2) Lunatim Rex, otherwise known as "Kinetic King": a past "American's Got Talent" contestant and a Guinness World Record holder for stick bombs, intricately connected chains of Popsicle sticks that "explode" once the chain is set off. Judging by this video, anything can be part of a stick bomb: sticks, dominoes, plastic cups, paper airplanes, a toy submarine, A-Trak's entire house. This video probably gets the Guinness World Record for most bonkers domino run at a DJ's house, which should definitely be a thing.

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