If It Doesn’t Rain is the new video from Swedish ElectroPoppers Sally Shapiro. One of the highlights of their excellent Somewhere Else album, it;s a lush, sweeping slice of SynthPop
The clip was put together by Iris B Cegarra and is based on a Czech cartoon from 1953.
If It Doesn’t Rain is taken from Sally Shapiro’s new album, Somewhere Else, out now.
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Here’s the video for The Good Natured’s new single Lovers, which we’ve already gushed about so go read that here.
It’s a fun clip, with The Good Natured hanging out in London and doing…stuff. It makes a change from their usual, more dramatic, fare.
The Good Natured’s new album, Prism, is out soon.
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Here’s the crazy new video for Bot’Ox forthcoming new single The Face Of Another, the third from Bot’Ox’s soon to be released sophomore album Sans Dormir. An epic ElectroPop/Prog freak-out.
The video is appropriately freaky too. Directed by Flokim Lucas it’s a…well, just watch.
Bot’Ox’s The Face Of Another is released 14th April.
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Here’s the video for Brighton ElectroPop duo Curxes’ haunting Further Still. Possibly the bands most beautiful track to date.
The clip was put together by Rob Luckins & Jake Hawkins aka The Red Red and poses the question; who wouldn’t want a stuffed Curxes in their living room? We think we would.
Curxes’ Further Still is out now, for free, with the reMixes incoming.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
In light of ex-Prime Minister Margret Thatcher’s death, let’s have a couple of track that sum up Thatcher’s Britain. First, Heaven 17’s awesome Penthouse And Pavement from 1981
And Master And Servant by Depeche Mode from 1984.
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Here’s the video for Bass songstress Jessie Ware’s new single Imagine It Was Us. This Julio Bashmore produced slice off summery, smooth House gold is possible the best thing she’s ever done.
Long time Ware collaborator, graphic designer, Kate Moross (of Monarchy T-Shirt and Simian Mobile Disco cover fame) directed the clip once more.
Jessie Ware’s Imagine It Was Us is released 14th April as a single, it’s a bonus track taken from the forthcoming re-issue of her début album, Devotion (The Gold Edition), out 13th April.
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We expected there to be a video coming for Du Tonc’s Darkness. The duo of MiGHty mOUse and Van She bassist and ElectroPopper Matt Van Schie’s début single is seriously one of the more impressive first records we’ve heard in ages. With a sprinkling of Indie, 80s, ElectroPop, Tropical and Disco, Darkness has something for everybody.
Check the hedonistic, feel good video, directed by Simon Savory. A colourful thesis on just letting everybody be who they want to be and have a good time.
Du Tonc’s Darkness is out now.
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Here’s the video for Charli XCX’s infectious new single, What I Like, taken from her soon-to-be-released début long player True Romance.
Ryan Andrews directs this casual clip with a very Charli vibe, 8-bit graphics and all.
Charli XCX’s True Romance is released 15th April.
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Here’s a fun little video for French ElectroPop geniuses Jupiter’s Oh I. Oh I is taken from Jupiter’s stunning début album, Juicy Lucy.
Directed by Tu Sais Qui™ & Arthur Quart Avant Poing, it’s a bit ‘lyric video’, but good fun nonetheless.
Jupiter’s Juicy Lucy is out now.
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Here’s the video for the second single from SynthPop legends Depeche Mode’s new album Delta Machine. Soothe My Soul is one of the best tracks on the record, with a real classic Songs Of Faith And Devotion vibe.
More of the albums bluesy SynthPop here accompanied by a striking black & white video.
Sooth My Soul is taken from Depeche Mode’s 13th studio album, Delta Machine. Out now
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