The Myles Revolution
“Remember, Remember” by Nolse from United States
Part angel, part man, part actor, part alien character looks with mourning and confusion at the sea (earth). He is confronted with flashes of ocean and dazzled by his own wand of light as he is rocked like a ship with a violent force beyond language. In this world of voices apart from the world the darkness comes and goes from his soul and gaze with the rise and fall of voices until there is a calm by which the actor sings a song of longing and loss, a plea for company in a fallen planet.
“Otro Intento” by Davalenco from Canada
It is a Latin urban music video about a couple that has a fight and he is asking her not to give up on their relationship
“Race” by Dyce from Belgium
An artistic visual experience.
“LEMON” by SUPERTUESDAY from Sweden
People reacting on eating lemon. Rock band playing in lemon juice. Song about lemon. Alternative rock.
“Rock Steady” by Dar.Ra from United Kingdom
Uk based artist Dar.Ra – Rock Steady single taken from the New Kinda Normal album
“Thought” by Phresh $yndicate from USA
Hailing from the west side of Detroit, Phresh $yndicate’s incomparable style leaves them speeding in their own lane. These 2 best friends have continuously aimed to create original music since 2008. Star Richie is the group’s producer and singer, Buffy B. is the emcee. Together they bring adaptable sensations with a unique edge and profound sound.
“Waiting For The Summer” by Eveline from Israel
The video of the song will take you to a colorful journey on stunning beaches with cool choreography, it has a good vibe and it will make you dance and smile all day long.
“Damaged Goods” by Stupot from United Kingdom
I sent this video to the Britain’s got talent producers, the song is about how I feel like I’m too damaged by relationships for a relationship. I’m not quite sure what genre it is but indie.
“Happy Sad” by Mac Tire from Serbia
The latest Mac Tire video for the track “Happy Sad” revokes the immortal spirit of punk in the streets of London from the late ’70s and early ’80s with exciting archive footages, as well as combines the songs tragic heartbreak story with the actual footage from the Brompton Cemetery and some of the scariest scenes from the bands favorite horror films.