Videos

Johnny Gill brings romance and grown-and-sexy R&B to the screen with the official video for his latest single, “A Dance, A Kiss,” released November 4. The visual gives the smooth, mid-tempo track a romantic presentation, complementing the song’s seductive vibe. Produced by Snoop Dogg and Priest “Soopafly” Brooks, the single follows Gill’s previous release, “One Night,” and has reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart, adding another milestone to his celebrated career.

Jamaican dancehall star Shenseea teams up with Nigerian singer and rapper Asake for “Playtime,” the latest single from her new EP, CATALYST. Released November 6, the collaboration blends dancehall and Afrobeats, bringing together two artists from different musical backgrounds. The accompanying music video, filmed in London, captures the energy and chemistry between the pair, giving the track a vibrant visual treatment as Shenseea continues her latest run of new music.

Lucky Daye has released the official music video for “Knockin,” featuring R&B singer Muni Long and Atlanta band The Paradox. Featured on his fifth studio album, ALOUD!, the guitar-driven collaboration blends rock and soul as the singers trade verses in a playful fictional love-triangle storyline. The video captures an intimate live studio performance, highlighting Lucky’s smooth vocals, Muni’s sharp delivery and undeniable chemistry, while The Paradox provides a dynamic musical backdrop throughout.

Leon Bridges has unveiled the official music video for “Watch You Dance,” a standout track from his latest album, Happiness Anytime, released through Columbia Records. Directed and edited by Rippy Austin, the lively visual follows Bridges dancing throughout New Orleans, capturing the city’s energy and spontaneous spirit. Created in collaboration with Jungle’s J Lloyd and Lydia Kitto, Bridges new album celebrates movement, encouraging listeners to escape everyday stresses, embrace the present and find happiness through rhythm.

West London artist Keys the Prince returns with “Go Low,” his first official release following May’s The Hall Party, Vol. 1 EP. The self-produced, dancefloor-ready track blends Afrobeats and hip-hop influences with infectious grooves and playful lyrics exploring attraction and lifestyle. Accompanied by a visually striking video showcasing his bold fashion sense, the single highlights Keys’ genre-blending artistry, drawing from rap, R&B, gospel, Nigerian heritage and British upbringing.

Cheryl “Salt” James of Salt-N-Pepa has released the official video for “Poison Water,” featuring Elijah Blake, from her debut solo album Salty N Lit. The socially conscious track addresses political division, racism, environmental concerns and everyday struggles, pairing Salt’s outspoken lyrics with Blake’s soulful vocals. Describing the song as a call for awareness and unity, Salt uses the double meaning of contaminated water and a toxic social climate to deliver a message of faith, freedom and resistance.

Kerala-born singer-songwriter Mary Ann Alexander premiered the official music video for her R&B single “Call Me?” on October 7. Directed by Madhavan Krishnesh “Maddy,” the colorful, playful visual captures the song’s intimate mood as Alexander sings outdoors on a grassy knoll, yearning for her partner’s time and attention. Dreamlike scenes feature her lounging on the grass, gazing at the sky, cartoonish animal friends, coloring books, and imaginative imagery that complements the track’s smooth contemporary R&B sound.

Barbados-born singer, songwriter, and producer Ayoni continues to make waves with the release of the official music video for her indie-pop single “Mr. Manticore".. Reflecting on seven years in the music industry, the track explores perfectionism, ambition, and the pressure of industry metrics. Ayoni describes its inspiration as a “Male Leo that ran me ragged,” with the mysterious Mr. Manticore representing a colleague, romantic partner, or even her own inner critic.

Yung Miami gets emotional on “Dear JT,” a standout track (or promo) from her debut solo album, Watch Dis!, released October 23. The 21-track project features the song as a heartfelt reflection on her complicated relationship with former City Girls partner JT, following their public fallout in 2024. Over a melancholic beat, Miami revisits their friendship, early struggles, and memories together, while Tiffany Evans provides soulful background vocals. The track offers a bittersweet glimpse into a once-close bond.

Westside Gunn is back with “ZILLA,” a new music video and single offering a preview of his upcoming album, HEELMATIC , arriving November 13 via Griselda Records and Mass Appeal. Produced by longtime collaborator Denny LaFlare, the track delivers Gunn’s signature gritty production, hard- hitting sound, and unmistakable ad-libs. The 16-track project marks a new creative chapter for the Buffalo rapper, blending soulful, grimy, and vibey sounds while pushing his distinctive style in fresh directions.

R&B singer-songwriter October London has released the official music video for “Body Talk,” a standout from his latest album, Love Me For Me , out via Death Row Records/gamma. Produced by Snoop Dogg, Priest “Soopafly” Brooks and MyGuyMars, the visual blends steamy romantic moments with full-band performance scenes, highlighting the track’s sensual atmosphere. In the video the South Bend, Indiana native explores the tension between public attention and private intimacy, continuing to showcase his smooth vocals and contemporary soul sound.

NYC rapper Cory Gunz pays tribute to hip-hop’s golden era with his new single and video, “99 9’s,” from his 96 Era project. Produced by Ski Beatz, the track flips JAY-Z’s classic “22 Two’s,” bringing New York lyricism to the forefront. Filmed outside Brooklyn’s iconic Marcy Projects, the video features a cameo from Memphis Bleek and Cory arriving in a yellow Lamborghini as Gunz delivers intricate rhymes while celebrating the legacy of 1990s hip-hop.

Nigerian singer Victony expands his hit single “SLICK” with a remix featuring American R&B star Summer Walker and rapper-singer Don Toliver. The official music video showcases a cross-cultural collaboration that blends Afrobeats with contemporary R&B, exploring attraction, intimacy and confidence. Victony preserves the original track’s playful energy, while Walker adds her signature smooth vocals and Toliver delivers his melodic style. Together, the trio brings a fresh dimension to the established hit while connecting Nigerian sounds with international audiences.

R&B veteran Kevon Edmonds returns with the official music video for his latest solo single, “Right Here,” released October 16. The After 7 member and older brother of Kenneth “Babyface” Edmonds delivers smooth vocals on the romantic slow jam, promising his lady everything she desires in love. Following his chart-topping cover of Sade’s “No Ordinary Love,” Edmonds embraces classic Quiet Storm vibes in the Los Angeles-shot visual, directed by filmmaker Dabling and featuring actress Taylor A. Williams.

Mariah Carey’s “Loverboy Remix” music video returns in true 4K as part of the 25th anniversary celebration of Glitter . Directed by David LaChapelle, the 2001 visual features Da Brat, Ludacris, Shawnna, and Twenty II. Restored frame by frame from original 35mm film, the video preserves its original edit while revealing previously unseen details. The anniversary celebration also includes an expanded Digital Deluxe Edition of Glitter , featuring 15 additional tracks, selections from Carey’s personal vault, and new collaborations with Rochelle Jordan and Channel Tres.

Wyclef Jean and Carlos Santana reunite 27 years after collaborating on Santana’s 1999 hit “Maria Maria” with “Freedom (Carlos Santana Remix).” The new version of Jean’s song features Santana’s signature guitar work and an accompanying music video, exploring the meaning of freedom in today’s world. Originally featured on Jean’s Clef Notes – Quantum Leap, Vol. 1 , the track continues the musician’s ambitious seven-album project while reviving a successful creative partnership rooted in their shared musical history.

Nigerian Afro-Pop girl group MYST, featuring Mira, Sucré, and Trella, deliver an unapologetic statement with “REAL SHII,” the newly formed trio’s second single. Produced by Dan Akins and Jaytron, the track blends smooth Afrobeats harmonies with energetic UK garage and dance influences. Exploring real-life desires, personal flaws, confidence, and contradictions, the song showcases the group’s fearless attitude and individuality. Accompanying the release, the street-themed visualizer features a stylish walk-and-dance concept that matches the record’s infectious energy

Dave East and super producer Harry Fraud deliver the official music video for “Stay With Me,” a standout track from the luxury edition of their collaborative album, Price of Pain . Directed by @the_infamous_oz, the visual features contributions from artist @charliedovesnyc. The expanded project adds five bonus tracks to the original release and boasts an impressive lineup of guests, including Vado, Benny the Butcher, Styles P, Snoop Dogg, AZ, and Suzi. John Sparkz handled mixing and mastering.

Mýa brings retro vibes to “Saturday Night,” a feel-good disco-funk track from her 10th studio album, Retrospect . Blending punchy horns, driving basslines and infectious grooves, the single celebrates the sounds and styles of the ’80s and ’90s. Directed by City James, with creative direction by Derek Brown, the accompanying video captures the spirit of an ultimate house party, inviting fans to embrace nostalgia, dance and enjoy timeless musical joy.

New York electronic soul duo LION BABE, comprising singer Jillian Hervey and producer Lucas Goodman (Astro Raw), serve up style and attitude with “Fashion Week,” a playful disco-house track produced by DJ and songwriter Never Dull. Inspired by the confidence of ’90s supermodels, the accompanying video transforms city sidewalks into a runway, capturing the duo’s fashionable energy following appearances at London and New York Fashion Week.

Future has released the Cole Bennett-directed video for “Build A Bitch,” featuring a stark black-and-white visual in which he uses animatronics to create his ideal woman from pieces of the iconic Rock-afire Explosion. The song appears on The Real Me , Future’s 12th No. 1 album and 17th R&B/Hip-Hop chart-topper.

Rising R&B singer Sy’Rai Smith has released the official music video for “Mind Ya Business,” a fan-favorite from her debut EP, Cold War , released August 28. In the visual, Sy’Rai pays homage to her mother, R&B superstar Brandy, recreating some of her iconic dance moves. Directed by Damien Sandoval and Shaun Andru, the video builds on the growing buzz surrounding Sy’Rai’s debut project as she continues establishing her own identity in contemporary R&B.

Philadelphia-bred, platinum-certified rapper 2Rare teams with two-time GRAMMY®-nominated R&B star Amerie on “BussDown (1 Thing),” following its viral social media run. Produced by Hitmaka, the track samples Amerie’s classic “1 Thing” and arrives with a vibrant video directed by BAHSPOV. Set inside a neighborhood beauty supply store, the visual blends romance, dazzling choreography and Black beauty culture, pairing nostalgic energy with 2Rare’s charismatic style.

Styles P brings his signature Ghost energy to “Set of P’s,” a hard-hitting freestyle (accompanied by a video) over the instrumental of Fat Joe, Pusha T and Dre’s “Set of Keys.” The track previews his upcoming solo project, Ghost of the Past, Present and Future Vol. 1, due October 30. Indeed, with the single the LOX veteran continues his recent run of releases, following “Ghost Master” and “Compound Ghost” with another dose of gritty street rap.

Chicago R&B rising star BJRNCK turns up the heat with the official video for “Sex On The Beach,” released via Interscope/Geffen Records. Featured on the deluxe edition of her debut album A Girl Like Me, the sultry track captures her carefree “lover-girl era,” blending romance, desire and tropical escapism. The dreamy visual follows BJRNCK on an intimate tropical getaway with her partner. The video holds special meaning, however, as BJRNCK believed she was filming an anniversary-themed romance video, only for the shoot to culminate in a surprise engagement.

Birmingham, Alabama born, U.S. and Italy raised Dani Offline brings her analog R&B vision to life with “ouch!,” a funky, playful single accompanied by a colorful video inspired by classic 1960s and ’70s dating game shows. The songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist draws from jazz and Quiet Storm, blending sensuality, introspection and ethereal vocal improvisation. In the video, she plays the contestant, host and a lineup of potential lovers.

Kirk Franklin teams with GloRilla on “This Time,” the high-energy lead single from his upcoming 14th solo album, I Am What I Am , due October 30 via Uptown Records. The official video captures the track’s fusion of gospel and Southern trap, powered by joyous horns, handclaps, and a massive choir. Interpolating Mandrill’s “Children of the Sun,” Franklin brings soulful intensity while GloRilla delivers upbeat bars and sharp wordplay, showcasing her versatility over the uplifting gospel backdrop.

GRAMMY Award-winning R&B singer Lucky Daye unveils the official video for “Talk To Me,” the latest single from his upcoming fifth album, ALOUD !, due October 16 via Warner Records. Co-written with Frank Brim and Dimitri McDowell, the track pairs psychedelic guitar, ’80s-inspired percussion, and a hypnotic groove with Daye’s emotional plea to reconnect with an estranged lover. As communication breaks down, his voicemail becomes a final attempt to save a relationship before the love runs out.

Veteran R&B/Soul singer PJ Morton revisits the complicated emotions of a relationship on “Used To Be,” a standout from his 2026 double album, Saturday Night / Sunday Morning . The soulful track looks back at a love that changed after outside opinions and doubt began creeping in, with Morton longing to rewind the clock and recapture what once was. The official visualizer and audio complement the reflective song, adding a creative visual layer to its nostalgic, relationship-centered message.

Canadian pop/R&B singer Alessia Cara celebrates the five-year anniversary of her critically acclaimed third album, In the Meantime, with the new video for “Apartment Song.” A bouncy ode to single life and solitude, the track captures the comfort and isolation Cara experienced after moving into a new apartment during the pandemic. Originally released in September 2021, the fan favorite gets a playful, full-circle visual co-directed and co-edited by Cara and Dario, bringing renewed energy to the beloved track.

Singer, songwriter and producer John Legend has released the music video for “Fireflies,” a track from his upcoming album Muse , due October 23. Written with and featuring Pharrell Williams, the song explores inequality, loss and resilience. Directed by Paul Hunter, the cinematic video pairs Legend’s piano performance with the Hollywood Cinematic Orchestra and intimate scenes depicting life in a housing project. “Fireflies” follows the album’s lead single “Daylight,” with Williams producing and co-writing the full project.

London R&B artist Nippa has released the official video for “Bittersweet,” a standout track from his new EP, Homegrown . Released September 25, the song blends contemporary R&B with high-energy house production from Grammy-winning producer Kaytranada and Rance1500. The accompanying visual has attracted attention for its creative direction, nightlife seduction and inventive practical effects, showcasing a distinctive approach that relies on in-camera techniques rather than digital plugins.

Amaria brings a nostalgic touch to contemporary R&B with “What’s It Gonna Take?,” blending the warmth of late-’80s and early-’90s soul with a modern sound. The Jamaican-Guyanese singer-songwriter co-directed the accompanying visual with Loïc Wendling, capturing the song’s intimate mood. Lyrically, Amaria pleads with a love interest to let down his guard, questioning what it will take to call him “baby” while navigating attraction, vulnerability and emotional uncertainty.

Miami singer, songwriter, rapper and dancer DaniLeigh teams with Nigerian rap icon Olamide on “Goosebumps,” an Afro-Pop collaboration released. The official video delivers a faith-inspired visual with DaniLeigh performing intricate choreography inside a church. The singer describes the song as deeply personal and spiritual, reflecting how she has experienced God’s love, guidance and protection during difficult moments. “Goosebumps” leads to her upcoming project, With Love, From Dani , due October 2.

Remy Ma teams with powerhouse vocalist Keke Wyatt on “Why I Get Married?,” a soul-inflected Hip-Hop track exploring marriage, regret, emotional isolation, and walking away. Released as part of her surprise EP Alimony , the song uses bridal imagery to portray a relationship’s unraveling through four stages: the dream, the darkness, the drowning, and the walk away. Arriving amid Remy Ma’s highly publicized divorce proceedings from Papoose, the track (which comes days after Pap released his much-talked about 'Jezebel' video) reflects on love, growth, separation, and shattered expectations.

L.A.-based pop songwriter and singer Jae Stephens delivers the vibrant visual for “Crush,” the high-energy opener from her debut album AUDACITY , released via Raedio LLC/Def Jam Recordings. Produced by Dallas Caton with additional production from Lita, the track draws on the percussive snap and hypnotic rhythms of New Jack Swing, especially evoking Janet Jackson’s "Nasty" influence. Directed by Andrew Kim, the visualizer captures Stephens’ confident, alluring energy as she sings about pursuing an exciting new spark.

Ibeyi, the French-Cuban twin sisters Lisa-Kaindé and Naomi Diaz, unleash their powerful energy in the official video for “Moshpit,” from their album Offering . Directed and produced by Corry Van Rhijn and Roman Pichon Herrera, the visual mirrors the song’s heavy, industrial electronic sound. Pounding 808s, synth-driven production, layered harmonies and choral refrains create an intense backdrop as the sisters deliver fierce vocals celebrating transformation, confidence and elemental strength.

Alabama-bred rapper/singer CHIKA unveils the official music video for “Who Shines For The Sun,” released earlier this month, the visual brings her introspective storytelling to life. Originally released as a single in July, the Grammy-nominated artist delivers an emotionally charged track that serves as a “warm hug” for those who constantly pour their energy into caring for others. The song’s reflective production creates space for personal interpretation, while the visual storytelling deepens its comforting and heartfelt message.

Meshell Ndegeocello has released “With God on Our Side,” the captivating final single from her Blue Note album Synonym. Featuring dual guest vocals from Bill Callahan and mandolinist Chris Thile, the track reconceptualizes Bob Dylan’s folk classic to match its aggressive lyrics with a deeply nuanced arrangement. Ndegeocello praises Callahan’s enchanting voice alongside Thile’s grounded earthiness. Directed by Damani Baker, the accompanying official video features the trio performing together on a simple park bench.

Multi-award-winning R&B songstress Tweet returns with the visual for her new single, “Toot Toot,” released via SoNo Recording Group. Originally intended for her 2005 album It’s Me Again, the unreleased track serves as the lead single for her upcoming album Memoirs of A Southern Hummingbird. Driven by organ accents and bluesy guitar riffs, the laid-back, soulful groove finds Tweet bidding farewell to an unready love interest to protect her peace and move on.

Jhené Aiko returns to her latest album, Westside Whimsy , with the Topshelf Junior-directed music video for “Nothing Nice to Say.” The soulful visual opens with Aiko turning on a radio before transitioning to an empty room where she delivers the song with effortless grace. Her spiritually soothing lyrics take center stage, creating an intimate atmosphere that complements the song’s reflective themes. Following the visual for “Ark to Agartha,” the video continues expanding the world surrounding Westside Whimsy .

Raveena Aurora opens a deeply personal chapter with “Blissed Out,” her first release of 2026 and a soulful reflection on grief, healing and the loss of her mother. Blending contemporary R&B, soul, jazz and Indian-influenced instrumentation, the song gradually moves from sorrow toward a sense of warmth and euphoria. Directed by Grant Spanier, the accompanying video combines intimate archival family footage with scenes of Raveena surrounded by nature, capturing the healing power of memory and the enduring connection between mother and daughter.

Anderson .Paak and Cordae continue their impressive chemistry on “A Good Day,” the first single from their upcoming joint album HEAVY IS THE CROWN . Built around a warm sample of Bill Withers’ timeless 1977 classic “Lovely Day” and inspired by Ice Cube’s “It Was A Good Day,” the track delivers charisma, wit and feel-good energy. Directed by Dave Meyers, the accompanying video finds the duo hanging out, getting into various hijinks around the neighborhood, and showcasing the close-knit friendship that makes their musical partnership so compelling.

Ezra Collective teams with Leona Lewis on “All I Need,” a groovy, soulful track from the UK jazz quintet’s fourth album, Here Because of Hope . Lewis delivers a swoon-worthy vocal performance as the band blends jazz, soul and genre-bending influences into a warm celebration of finding heaven amid life’s challenges. The official visualiser complements the song with a nostalgic, vibrant collage of urban faces smiling, dancing and living in the moment.

Papoose returns fire at his estranged wife Remy Ma with “Jezebel,” a scathing diss track accompanied by an official music video directed by Tana & Will C StreetHeat. Produced by Sean2 Miles, the track accuses Remy of being a “narcissist” and “cheater,” while addressing her alleged affair with Eazy the Block Captain. Papoose also claims he paid her bail, supported her during prison, and secretly wrote her raps. Released following Remy’s “W.Y.F.L.” diss, “Jezebel” arrives amid the rapper’s ongoing public feud with Remy and boxer Claressa Shields.

Canadian artist Tory Lanez teams with HollywoodSos on “Hasty Market // Toronto,” from his 2026 project Made You Think I Was Gone... But . Sampling Tommy Ambrose’s Toronto classic “People City,” the track celebrates Lanez’s hometown. Directed by Zac Facts, the official video premiered September 9, bringing together local artists, familiar faces and neighborhoods across Toronto and the GTA. The “hood to hood” concept creates a vibrant, unifying tribute to the city’s culture and community.

East Oakland rapper and producer Ovrkast. delivers “KNOCK,” featuring Samara Cyn and MAVI, from his forthcoming album STRIKING , due October 9. The hard-hitting track finds Ovrkast. setting the tone with sharp, introspective rhymes before Samara Cyn steals the spotlight with a standout verse addressing industry pressure and shifting expectations. MAVI closes with thought-provoking bars exploring sacrifice, artistry and legacy, making “KNOCK” a compelling showcase of three of hip-hop’s most promising young voices.

North West London R&B singer Natanya unveils the intriguing new video for “Ticket Stop,” taken from her forthcoming album Attitude Era! , due September 10. Directed by Tally Francis, the eerie visual finds Natanya performing on a stage surrounded by motionless figures dressed in white face, portraying a butler, dancer, waitress and concierge. As Natanya grooves and sings about freedom, travel, independence, spaceships and dreams, the symbolic setting captures her journey toward finding her “ticket stop” (a personal mission in life) while embracing life’s unpredictable path.

British singer-songwriter and producer RAYE teams up with sisters and fellow artists Amma and Absolutely for the uplifting official video for “Joy.,” the latest single from her UK No. 1 album THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE . Directed by Otis Dominique, the video follows the trio on a London road trip in their “Joymobile,” handing out sunflowers and offering smiles to unsuspecting residents. Blending gospel and soul influences with disco, pop and R&B production, the track also features individual verses from Amma and Absolutely, spreading its message of happiness and connection.