Videos

Swae Lee shares the official video for “SUITCASE,” featuring French Montana and taken from his debut solo album, SAME DIFFERENCE. The collaboration reunites the artists following their Diamond-certified hit “Unforgettable.” Directed by Austin McCracken, the video finds Swae working at “Swae Airlines” before opening a flagged suitcase and entering a dreamlike world of designer fashion and Northern Lights. Filled with energetic visuals, the video complements the song’s celebration of luxury, travel, and lavish living while highlighting both artists’ charisma.

Swiss-based emerging R&B/soul artist NNAVY brings intimacy and vulnerability to “Late Nights,” featured on her debut album, I’ll Wait For You. Set inside her apartment after dark, the video captures NNAVY dancing, grooving, and calling her partner to come over while singing about the temptations of late-night encounters. Soulful and candid, lyrically the track also explores vulnerability and the challenges women can face in dating, confronting societal biases around race, body image, desire, and visibility.

Busta Rhymes unveils the music video for “This Woman,” featuring an unreleased collaboration between legendary producer J Dilla and D’Angelo. The track appears on Dillagence II, an upcoming album from Busta created from nearly 300 previously unheard beats Dilla gave Rhymes before his 2006 passing. Featuring D’Angelo’s archival scratch vocals inspired by Sister Nancy’s “Bam Bam,” the song pairs his soulful falsetto with Dilla’s intricate groove, textured guitars, and shimmering marimbas for a timeless collaboration.

Dawn Richard continues exploring her New Orleans roots with “chuuuuurch,” the third single from her upcoming album Creole Culture, due October 9. Featuring New Orleans singer Jelly Joseph, the track is an energetic dancefloor anthem driven by an early-’90s-inspired house bassline and powerful affirmations drawn from Richard’s decaVdes in music. Directed by Zebretta Johnson, the video blends animation inspired by Robert Rodriguez’s films as Richard addresses a congregation about life’s highs, lows, and her determination to rebuild herself.

“Don’t Count Yourself Out” by Tank and the Bangas featuring Dawn Richard delivers a vibrant message of empowerment and self-belief. Directed by Joshua J. Williams, the colorful music video captures the artists dancing with charisma and plenty of energy. Taken from the New Orleans band’s third album, The Last Balloon, the track blends funky, soulful, and dance-friendly grooves. Dawn Richard’s smooth guest appearance perfectly compliments TATB's lead singer Tarriona “Tank” Ball, creating an infectious and uplifting sonic experience.

Loe Shimmy, the rising Florida rapper, teams with Brent Faiyaz on “Run The World,” a moody collaboration that blends drill-influenced production with sultry R&B. While Loe raps stirring lyrics in his laid-back but charismatic and eclectic style, guest star Brent brings his signature contemplative romanticism to the track, floating effortlessly over drums from Smash David, Pooh Beatz, and Caleb Bryant. The music video matches the song’s dark, atmospheric energy, following Shimmy and Brent as they move through a seductive nightlife setting surrounded by women, drinks, and an effortlessly cool vibe.

De La Soul has released the official music video for “Run It Back!!” featuring Nas, one of the standout tracks from the group’s acclaimed tenth studio album, Cabin in the Sky , via Mass Appeal Records. Directed by Justice Silvera, the visual blends culture, color and motion, taking viewers from De La Soul’s beginnings in Amityville, Long Island, to Queens, where Nas joins the group for a stylized New York ride through Hip-Hop history.

Longtime Hip-Hop rapper/lyricist Yasiin Bey, formerly known as Mos Def, has released a new video for “Priority,” directed by filmmaker and photographer Cognito and featuring previously unseen footage from the era. The release celebrates Bey’s partnership with Rhymesayers Entertainment and the reissue of his acclaimed 2009 album The Ecstatic . The album returned to all physical formats August 14, marking its first worldwide distribution in more than 15 years, while also streaming on Qobuz.

London-based French-Senegalese artist anaiis returns with her first new music of 2026, unveiling the official video for “Sunshine.” The recent release captures the giddy thrill of an encounter that makes the impossible feel possible. Directed by Jessica Madavo, the visualizer centers on sweet, intimate moments of closeness, tenderness and community joy, complementing the song’s uplifting spirit. With its warm, heartfelt presentation, “Sunshine” offers a vibrant introduction to anaiis’ latest musical chapter.

Jorja Smith unveils the video for “I Lied, You Lied,” from her forthcoming album What Are The Odds , due August 21. The emotive track, co-produced by P2J and Marco Bernardis, explores heartbreak, dishonesty and emotional exhaustion. Jorja delivers a clear-eyed reflection on a relationship caught in a cycle of mixed messages and control, balancing vulnerability with defiance. As she chooses to walk away, her graceful performance further cements her reputation as one of the UK’s finest soul vocalists. Directed by EphoExecutive, the visual aptly takes on the mental stress that often comes with a relationship.

Grammy-award winning R&B duo Blaq Tuxedo have released the official video for “CRASH OUT,” featuring R&B icon Trey Songz. Directed by Moriah King and filmed entirely on an iPhone 17 Pro, the visual captures the trio enjoying Miami nightlife, performing in a packed club and highlighting viral crash-out moments. Released earlier this summer, the remix adds Trey Songz’s signature vocals and brings fresh energy to the track, showcasing the trio’s undeniable chemistry.

Larry June and Jhené Aiko have seemingly put months of dating rumors to rest by confirming their relationship in the music video for “California Dream,” featured on June’s album Who Coppin’. Released this past Tuesday, the visual showcases the California natives sharing several intimate and romantic moments, including kisses and affectionate scenes. The collaboration gives fans a closer look at the pair’s chemistry while marking a notable moment in their personal and musical relationship.

Ravyn Lenae teams up with Doechii on “Babygirl,” from her new album Blue Island . The downtempo, 1990s-inspired R&B track blends Lenae’s warmth with Doechii’s laid-back delivery and a funky, Thundercat-like bassline. Their effortless chemistry gives the song a freestyle feel, while the Karl Cannone-directed video finds the two artists dancing in sync through the aisle of an empty church, bringing the collaboration’s playful energy to life.

FKA twigs celebrates the spirit of street dance, freestyle, and battle culture in the official video for "On Your Mind" featuring Lil Yachty. Directed by Jordan Hemingway, the visual follows the pair as they host a rooftop dance battle before taking the movement through city streets. Inspired by recent tour and festival rehearsal delays caused by visa complications, the energetic clip serves as a tribute to resilience and the power of never standing still.

Jorja Smith has unveiled the dreamy visual for her new single "Alive," featuring Wizkid, as she announces her upcoming album, What Are the Odds , arriving Aug. 21. Set against the romantic backdrop of Paris, the video captures the love-struck bliss of a blossoming relationship, perfectly complementing the song's euphoric lyrics and club-ready production. "Alive" offers another glimpse into what Smith describes as her most dancefloor-inspired project to date.

Legendary Motown icon Martha Reeves returns with her first new music in more than two decades on "To Know You Is to Love You," the lead single from her upcoming album Searching . Originally recorded by Syreeta Wright and Stevie Wonder in 1972, the jazzy R&B remake blends Detroit soul with New Orleans flair through producer Delfeayo Marsalis. Its nightclub-set video, filmed in New Orleans with many of the album's original musicians, captures Reeves' timeless grace backed by a vibrant live band.

Wyclef Jean reunites with Rapsody on "Boom Bap," a nostalgic tribute to hip-hop's golden era from his autobiographical album Clef Notes . Produced by Wyclef Jean and Rod The Producer, the track reflects on Wyclef's journey through immigration, his rise during hip-hop's formative years, spiritual introspection, and hopes for the future. The accompanying video celebrates the culture's roots while pairing Wyclef's storytelling with Rapsody's sharp lyricism, creating a heartfelt homage to the enduring spirit of boom bap.
































