Current Priorities

• Shweta Harve feat. Dario Cei “Why So Busy?” - ritten and sung by Harve, in collaboration with Dario Cei, “Why So Busy?’s” infectiously catchy acoustic strums, soulful harmonies, smooth, vibrant vocals, and melodic piano will capture the attention of listeners around the globe.
• Melaku – The Underdog - Produced by Melaku, and written by legendary songwriter Gary Benson, who’s lent his songcraft talents to many classic hits over the years, “The Underdog” is the ultimate anthem for persistence—urging listeners to rise against their biggest challenges even in the face of adversity.
• Nia Allen – “Sunshine” ft. Jor’dan Armstrong - “Sunshine” radiates positivity and hope, a beacon of light during challenging times. Nia Allen shares, “This song was created to put a smile on people’s faces and encourage them.
• (BR)OTHERS – (Br)other - "(Br)other" is a superbly crafted debut single for this pair—acting almost as a campy theme song to introduce listeners to Michael and Sonny’s personalities and brotherly bond. Their soulful and melodic voices complement each other perfectly—harmonizing together like they’ve been doing it forever.
• Eddy Puyol – “Like a Cadillac” & “Bang Bang Baby” - In the “Like a Cadillac” music video, Puyol blends hip-hop nostalgia with modern aesthetics as he and his wife Corinne roll down the vibrant streets of Wynwood, Florida in a stylish Cadillac from Miami’s Magic City Classic Car Club. The “Bang Bang Baby” music video immerses viewers into Puyol’s typical weekend hitting the links at the North Palm Beach Country Club (where he recently got married) surrounded by lush palm trees and loved ones.
• Ghost Hounds – Long Ride Home - The video opens with a black and white depiction of a man getting into a vintage looking funeral car driving down a winding graveyard path while Griffin’s lyrics paint a similar picture. SAVNT's rich and soulful voice floats over a solo guitar progression highlighting the emotional journey of the man on screen as we see a tear roll down his cheek while laying flowers down on a grave.
• Me And My Nightmare – Devil Inside - This sensationally spooky video comes just in time for the Halloween season, taking viewers on a sinfully succulent journey to the underworld led by Méa and featuring collaborator En Esch. The visual effects are stellar—viewers are curiously disoriented by haunted, film-like quick cuts and colorful flashes.
• Nya – Beauty Comes From Pain - Nya gets to show off her magnetic stage presence in the “Beauty Comes From Pain” clip, too. She’s the main attraction at a futuristic bar staffed by android-like personnel and tricked out with holographic menus and other technophilic attractions.
• Crystal Nicole – Won’t Stop - From the moment Nicole opens her eyes, she appreciates the Lord’s divine gifts and blessings. This fun, upbeat video, directed by Alyx Walker, brilliantly captures Nicole’s radiant confidence.
• Secret Wish – Melody Of The Music Man - Honing in on the essence of EDM, ‘Melody of the Music Man’ is Secret Wish’s next big hit, skillfully blending a captivating piano melody with vibrant drum beats that build anticipation leading up to an exhilarating beat drop.
• V. Contreras – Done Playing Small - Filmed in a black and white style that works as both an elegant setting and as raw cinema verite, the “Done Playing Small” music video filmed and directed by Fuego Gatsby depicts a lost young girl looking for validation, a teenager leaving a bad situation, a bride whose happiness has been thwarted and other women ready for personal liberation.
• Diane Arkenstone – When I Fall - Like the song, the clip for “When I Fall” is a subtle complexity. This video is straightforward: it captures Arkenstone in a darkened room, strumming an acoustic guitar and singing.
• VanMilli – Mary Jane - The “Mary Jane” music video trades expected grittiness for intimacy, emphasizing the affectionate nature of VanMilli’s love for Mary Jane. Singing by himself in a warmly lit recording studio, director Katherin Wermke draws the viewer's attention to VanMilli's soulful, heartfelt confession.
• America’s Sweetheart – Girl Down - The “Girl Down” music video, featuring 90s-inspired animation, follows the quintessential spirited and stylish indie girl out-on-the-town grabbing a pizza for her bandmates.
• The Infamous HER – Hula Hoop - The video for “Hula Hoop” is full-on vintage fun. Bringing back the low-budget pandemonium of early MTV videos, it’s a dazzling mashup of quick cuts between old-school video gimmicks, early computer imagery and just plain cool transmogrifications into manga-style animated moments.
• Faithless Town – California Come Home - Faithless Town takes the music to the great wide shore, playing guitar on the beach next to the lit-up, colorful pier filled with arcade games and bright amusement rides.
• Adrianna Freeman – HALO - Adrianna Freeman’s “Halo” music video puts viewers in the pews of a nostalgic southern Sunday morning with a gut-wrenching twist.
• Hailey Newman – VIBEZ - The music video for Hailey Newman’s “Vibez” was a family affair, filmed by her sister in the beautiful town of Pikeville, Kentucky. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Appalachian mountains, the video captures the nostalgic essence of the song while adding layers of love and acceptance.
• Kelsey And Lisa – Takin’ It Easy - Kelsey and Lisa’s “Takin’ It Easy” music video is a love letter to the island lifestyle. Shot on location in Key West, Florida, director Fabian Alicastro captures the exquisiteness of a shore-bound summer.
• Porter Block – Cruel World - The vibes throughout the black-and-white music video are goosebumps-inducing as Porter Block performs in the style of a 1960s variety show. Directed by Caleb Sherman, the setting is a perfect backdrop as viewers witness an absolutely wonderful musical performance.