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89 videos

BTS

"BTS (방탄소년단) ‘Merry Go Round’"

The video for BTS and "BTS (방탄소년단) ‘Merry Go Round’" gives the song a screen life of its own.

The official music video was released on September 25, 2026.

Crypta

"A Portrait of Decay"

A new official video puts Crypta and "A Portrait of Decay" in motion. The official music video was released on September 24, 2026.

Direction is credited to Felipe Hervoso / Noiseforge.

Queens of the Stone Age

"Where The Goth Girls At?"

For "Where The Goth Girls At?", Queens of the Stone Age moves from the speakers to the screen. The production company is Hungry Man. Production is credited to Audrey Huey. Direction is credited to of Photography: Daniel Bombell. Production design came from Billy McMillen. The set is credited to Dressers: Erin Fite, Rus Laich.

Rita Lee Burton designed the costumes. Production is credited to Marianna Oliveira-Terenzio. Production is credited to Miraida Gutierrez-Colon. Color work is credited to Ryan Urzi. Visual effects are credited to Parliament.

CHVRCHES

"Roses"

The video for CHVRCHES and "Roses" gives the song a screen life of its own.

The official music video was released on September 22, 2026.

DragonForce

"Hunger of the Beast"

"Hunger of the Beast" gets a fresh visual treatment from DragonForce. The official music video was released on September 22, 2026.

The production company is We’re all gonna die.

BigXthaPlug

"LITE"

"LITE" gets a fresh visual treatment from BigXthaPlug. The official music video was released on September 18, 2026.

The video was directed by Jerry Morka.

Carly Rae Jepsen

"Versailles"

For "Versailles", Carly Rae Jepsen moves from the speakers to the screen. Direction is credited to Kanya Iwana. Creative direction came from Humberto Leon. The production company is exgirlfriend. Cole Santiago served as executive producer. Nance Messineo served as executive producer.

Production is credited to Isabel Dominguez. Direction is credited to of Photography: Madeline Leach. Production design came from David Di’filia. The set is credited to dresser: Olivia Shields. Editing is credited to Matthew Allen.

Beck

"Run Away"

For "Run Away", Beck moves from the speakers to the screen. Creative direction came from and Produced By: Ryan Smale. Janie Chartier, Lauren Sing served as executive producer.

Cinematography is credited to Takuro Ishizaka.

Troye Sivan

"Party"

Troye Sivan turns "Party" into a new official visual. The video was directed by Gordon von Steiner. Direction is credited to of Photography: Maximilian Pittner. Production design came from Andy Hillman. Editing is credited to Gordon von Steiner.

: Kelly McGee served as executive producer. The production company is Object & Animal. Executive production is credited to Morgan Clement, Dom Thomas. Production is credited to Georgia Rose.

Midnight Til Morning

"Bittersweet"

"Bittersweet" gets a fresh visual treatment from Midnight Til Morning. The writing credit names Evan Cline, Benny Morrell, Mason Watts, Shane Appell, Zach Newbould, Conor Smith.

The production credit names Evan Cline.

Midnight Til Morning

"Anything"

Midnight Til Morning turns "Anything" into a new official visual. Cinematography is credited to Kota Sato. The writing credit names Bill Maybury, Matthew Holmes, Phil Leigh, Stephen Ellrod, Mason Watts, Shane Appell, Zach Newbould, Conor Smith.

The production credit names Mac & Phil. Direction is credited to / Editor / Colourist: Murli Dhir.

Death Cab for Cutie

"Stone Over Water"

The video for Death Cab for Cutie and "Stone Over Water" gives the song a screen life of its own. The video was directed by Sean Solomon. Mixing is credited to Carlos de la Garza.

Mastering is credited to Matt Colton at Metropolis Studios, London.

David Byrne

"My Madness"

David Byrne brings "My Madness" to the screen in a new official video. The production credit names Kid Harpoon. Mixing is credited to Spike Stent.

Mastering is credited to Emily Lazar at The Lodge.

David Byrne

"T-Shirt"

A new official video puts David Byrne and "T-Shirt" in motion. Mixing is credited to Spike Stent. Mastering is credited to Emily Lazar at The Lodge.

The production credit names Kid Harpoon.

David Byrne

"What and Where"

The video for David Byrne and "What and Where" gives the song a screen life of its own. Mastering is credited to Emily Lazar at The Lodge. The production credit names Kid Harpoon.

Mixing is credited to Spike Stent.

AJ McLean

"Alexander James (AJ McLean) |"

Alexander James (AJ McLean) presents the clean version of “Into Your Heart.” McLean shares directing duties with Rene Elizondo Jr., who also receives a producer credit. Pascal Combes-Knoke handled cinematography, while Britt Elizondo produced and Nikki Nilan worked as producer and editor.

Tobias Ellehammer led the choreography, with Megan Thomas assisting and Halima Dodo, Randi Freitas and Zuce Morales contributing. Maasa Ishihara is credited as the lead female performer. Brando MacLure designed the production, and Tierney Burchett styled the wardrobe.

AJ McLean

"Alexander James (AJ McLean) |"

“Into Your Heart” is released under AJ McLean’s Alexander James name. This upload accompanies a separately posted clean version of the same song.

Outside the Backstreet Boys, McLean has explored several solo identities. He performed as Johnny No Name before releasing his debut solo album, Have It All, in 2010. That project brought him together with collaborators including JC Chasez, Dan Muckala and Kristian Lundin, establishing a solo catalog years before this Alexander James release.