Current Priorities

• Terry Milla “Learn Ya Bout Me” - Set against a booming trap beat and dark, twisted melody, “Learn Ya Bout Me” carries an unexpected sense of vulnerability while staying true to his authentic Atlanta sound, as he recounts the struggles that inspired him to live a more holistic lifestyle and connect with his passions on a deeper level.
• Rick Tyson “Call Me Don’t Text Me” - “Call Me Don’t Text Me” oozes charm and intimacy - a playful yet passionate plea for connection in a world dominated by digital communication.
• Adrianna Freeman “The Price” - Nothing screams vengeance quite like the imagery of a Fender Jazz set ablaze—a musician’s worst nightmare. Yet, this striking visual opens “The Price” music video, inviting viewers into a fully immersive, world-rocking experience.
• Q. Ali Bey “Never Judge A Book” - A rallying cry and a beacon of hope— ”Never Judge a Book” spotlights the enduring strength and unity of those determined to thrive against all odds.
• Stewart Taylor “Even” - Love is a rose with thorns—and when love is mismatched, a breezy romance can spiral into a whirlwind of pain. Stewart, once steadily aligned with his lover, now finds himself on the opposite side, trapped in a frustrating cycle of “stacking ammunition” for one argument after another
• Young Hitta “Letter 2 My Folks” - The music video for “Letter 2 My Folks” is a visually stunning, unexpectedly vulnerable portrayal of loss, love, and resilience.
• Susan Aquila “ERUPTION” - Her take on the track has no shortage of flash: notes come in a mind-bending flurry, the articulation is crisp and precise, and Aquila explores the sonic range of her instrument from the soaring high tones to the diabolical bottom end.
• GoodGuyDavid1 “Baby” - With the help of direction by Mikeal Imaging, the visuals for “Baby” serve to highlight David’s commitment to self-improvement for himself and his future family.
• Freekstar “Bulletproof” - The singer and songwriter delivers the song with absolute conviction and just the slightest trace of a punk rock sneer. That attitude carries over to the playful lyric clip for “Bulletproof,” which finds the two Freekstar musicians at home, performing in their living room, in full animal costume.
• Mark Ciani “Some Kind Of Purgatory” (Official Video) - New York’s iconic Coney Island is usually alive with the sounds and sights of carefree fun—neon lights glowing, laughter echoing, and the salty air buzzing with excitement. But the Coney Island Mark visits feels like another dimension, shrouded in an aura of eeriness and desolation.
• Jeremy Gravely “Where I Got My Fire” - As powerful as the song stands on its own, watching Jeremy’s relationship with his grandfather come alive on screen allows viewers to experience his bittersweet emotions alongside him.
• Deborah Silver & The Count Basie Orchestra “(I’m Spending) Hanukkah In Santa Monica” - On her newest EP, “Swingin’ Thru the Holidays”, she pairs her extraordinary vocal prowess with the renowned Count Basie Orchestra, recipients of the 2024 Grammy Award for Best Large Jazz Ensemble. With this cheerful collection of holiday favorites, she and her collaborators wish to “bring hope to everyone who needs it”, because all can appreciate “more love and lifted spirits” this holiday season.
• Hudson Thames “Wrong” - His screen training is also on display in Taylor Gray and Violett Beane’s moving and beautifully shot clip for “Wrong.” On a shooting stage shrouded in shadow and heavy with magic and mystery, Hudson Thames is pulled by forces he doesn’t entirely understand through a series of white doors.
• ME AND MY NIGHTMARE “Don’t Forget Me” - Sonically developed alongside collaborator En Esch, “Don’t Forget Me” delivers a haunting soundscape infused with heartfelt sentiment. Though its ethereal guitar riffs and brooding, atmospheric synths steep the song in melancholy, the rhythm grounds the track with a steady, hypnotic beat, signature to ME AND MY NIGHTMARE's lively sound.
• May Fall “Plan D” - Following a successful collaborative effort on the captivating “Sleep” music video released earlier this year, May Fall rejoins forces with Greece-based director Thanos Kallianiotis, who courageously takes on the role of master manipulator for the “Plan D” music video.
• ViennaCC “Club Mirage” - “Club Mirage” captures the infectious energy of the club scene - the thrill of “going out” to a dazzling arena of infinite entertainment and attraction. From start to finish, ViennaCC’s powerful combination of heavy drums and bass infuses the song with vibrant energy and spirit, enticing listeners to get up and lose themselves to the rhythm.
• Yafania “Don’t You Want To Be With Me” - With cinematic flair, Yafania presents the highly anticipated second installment of the narrative introduced in the "The Right Guy" music video, offering fans a deeper look into her intense on-screen relationship with Disney actor Pearce Joza.
• MattO “It’s Not Your Life” - The “It’s Not Your Life” music video features a live acoustic version of the track—spotlighting the finesse acquired from decades of collaboration with renowned guitarist Luca Meneghello and percussionist Sandro de Bellis, both voted first-rate musicians in Italy.
• Mark Ciani “Some Kind Of Purgatory” - A song so thoughtfully written demands a close examination of its lyrics. Mark Ciani has always taken great care with his words, and that’s even true when it sounds like he’s losing control.
• Coffeeshop Feat. Makenzie Reilly “Greater Than Infinity Remix” - To call the track inspiring or uplifting would be quite the understatement, as Reilly’s commanding voice tells the story of a young girl unafraid to work hard to achieve her big dreams, encouraging listeners to go after the “spark” that drives their passion—not tomorrow, but today.