Category: Filthy Music Videos

Smeethan, an up-and-coming musician, recently released his new project “Soul Symphony,” which takes inspiration from the natural beauty of the

Fast-rising hip-hop artist, Cakeswagg, recently shared some insights into the creation of her latest single “Big Plays.” The Boston native

Over 2,1 million views and a love confession you’ll never forget! Mohammed Paika’s latest single will give you butterflies in

Ghanaian collective SuperJazzClub have unveiled the visual for bossa nova-inspired single ‘MAD’, their first offering of 2022.  The collective comprising of

Isabel LaRosa is an artist who wants to grapple with different disciplines. Pop hewn from a darker hue, her music

​​0171 have released a short film to accompany two tracks from their brand new EP ‘Welcome Back To My Channel’.

Queen Millz has shared the upbeat video to ‘More Than’. The Leicester rapper can spray on anything, with her multi-faceted

Skripture doesn’t want to be hemmed in. An artist who operates in multiple lanes, his production talent has seen Skripture

Australian born Leah Martin-Brown was always attracted to the bright lights, to this sense of being connected to something bigger

rxlph returns with new single ‘night before last.’ – tune in now. Hailing from Rockland County just outside NYC, the

COVID begone! If The Gulps have their way, this summer will be the most debauched on record. New single ‘King

Alexis Kings is a project rooted in friendship. Frontman Brendan Aherne tackles the vocals, while the percussive edge is rooted

Plymouth risers The Native return with new single ‘Changes’. Out now, the single comes as the band approach a summer

Rex Orange County has shared his ‘One In A Million’ video. The songwriter recently returned with ‘WHO CARES?’, his first

Jevon Ives and Mushkilla ignite a Bristolian team-up with new track ‘Dillinger’. The song is the title track of their

Rising force PleasureInc. have shared their playfully surreal new single ‘Croissant’. The Norwich two-piece dip into 90s nostalgia, blending these

Bristol’s SCALPING are an absolute force of nature. Live, the group’s crunching industrial techno sound demolishes audiences, a corrosive river