Video Reviews – Page 149

Pop essentials and a little bit more

Justin Bieber Drops A Very ‘Yummy’ Music Video

January 4, 2020

The first thing you notice about the music video for Justin Bieber’s latest single, ‘Yummy’, is the colour. From Bieber himself, bedecked in the faintest of pinks Drew hoodie, with candy floss coloured hair, to the rest of his crew, who could have walked straight off the pages of a Pantone colour guide.

Justin Bieber Releases First New Single For The Year ‘Yummy’

January 3, 2020

Following the announcement of his 10 part YouTube docu-series, ‘Justin Bieber – Seasons’ set to start on 27 January, Justin Bieber has released his new single, ‘Yummy’ this morning, along with a lyric video. The official music video will premiere at 5pm Saturday 4 January, UK time.

Dennis J. Leise – ‘Nobody’s Comin’

December 31, 2019

Dennis J. Leise had spent the bulk of his music career playing in the clubs of Chicago, but got tired of having to pay through the nose for the privilege of performing, despite pulling in large enough crowds. He decided enough was enough and upped sticks and moved 25 miles away – to Gary, Indiana, famous for being the hometown of the Jackson Family.

Get Set For A ‘Ride’ With CaliYork

December 31, 2019

As the name suggests, CaliYork is the perfect blend of east and west coasts. The RnB and Soul duo comprises DJ Tony Touch, and Austin Brown, who put their musical talents together in 2016.

Giselle Torres – ‘Navidad en la Playa’

December 23, 2019

Mexican-American actress, singer, songwriter, composer, and dancer, Giselle Torres, started her entertainment career at 2 years old. Unsurprisingly when you realise that the mother of the Miami-raised artist had a theatre company. At the age of 10, Giselle was one of the top 6 finalists on the X Factor, and from then she has garnered more than 900 million views – and more than 2 million subscribers – on her YouTube channel.

Katmaz ‘Alone (with me)’

December 23, 2019

For Katmaz’s latest single, ‘Alone (with me)’, the music video was shot in the middle of McCarren Park, in the middle of Williamsburg, the Brooklyn neighbourhood in the centre of New York City’s independent rock music scene. Seems only fitting for someone who is building up for himself a reputation as one of New York’s most enterprising young independent artists.

ASHRR – ‘All Yours All Mine’ (Darker Days Mix) And ‘Don’t Wait Too Long’

December 23, 2019

Although there are an absolute shedload of bands to get your teeth into in Southern California, not many of them hook into the absolute weirdness of the area; the geographical juxtapositions – sea and mountains in close proximity; pine forests looming over city scapes; the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, filled with cars and people and yet coyotes and mountain lions also call the sprawling metropolis home.

Human Barbie – ‘Be Careful What You Wish For’

December 21, 2019

‘Be Careful What You Wish For’ is the latest track from Human Barbie, and was released on December 11 through Poor Man Records, coming from the album ‘Get A Life’, which is due to come out sometime in 2020.

President Street Celebrate Chart Success With Sun-Soaked Music Video For ‘I Found Me’

December 18, 2019

The songwriting duo from down under are back with a stunningly poignant and sun-soaked video to accompany their latest track, ‘I Found Me’, which is hard at work – breaking the top five in the Music Week UK Club Charts!

Drea Jeann – ‘Come Back To Me’

December 16, 2019

The music video Drea Jeann’s latest single, ‘Come Back To Me’, is luminous, and with the song effectively communicating through elemental imagery the idea of fighting tides and currents and returning to one another – no matter what.

David Norland – ‘Agate Or Barium’

December 16, 2019

If we know David Norland’s name, it’s most likely from his music which has featured on primetime tv. The film composer has also taken some detours along the way however, such as his score for the HBO show, ‘Dinner With Hervé’, which starred Peter Dinklage, and his score for ‘Anvil! The Story Of Anvil’ which documented the Canadian metal band of that name, who have been horrendously underrated, yet super-influential.