MUSIC VIDEO: Doja Cat – Say So

Doja Cat is currently both super hot and somewhat controversial. Some of her past online posts and lyrics have upset fans, but apparently not enough to keep her music video, “Say So”, from logging over 125,000,000 views on YouTube.

Of course we can see the appeal. The video is a hip and mod 70’s influenced dance beat set in a Hollywood Hills style bachelorette pad.

Groovy baby!

Director: Hannah Lux Davis @hannahluxdavis
Executive Producer: Brandon Bonfiglio @bbonfiglio
Commissioner: Sam Houston @samhoustonishere
Choreographer: Cortland Brown @fulloutcortland
Production Company: London Alley @londonalley
Cameos: @donte.colley and @yodelinghaley

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Rina Sawayama slays in new music video Comme des Garcons

Rina Sawayama doesn’t look her age, but her new song Comme des Garcons has the self confident swagger that comes with experience. Born in Japan but raised in London, she shows a seamless merging of both cultures’ sense of fashion and style.

Comme des  Garcons is part of her debut studio album Sawayama, which was released in April 2020.

Directed by Eddie Whelan
Creative director: Ben Ditto
Primary styling: Danielle Emerson
Choreography: Ryan Chappell

 

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Manplacement: Who Did It Better, Beyonce or Taylor?

Women have often felt they would have things better, easier and faster if they were men instead of women. Two singers have expressed this predicament in their songs. Beyonce in her legendary hit, IF I WERE A BOY, and Taylor Swift most recently in THE MAN

Which do you think did a better job? Or really, are they both just awesome?

Pet Shop Boys new album Hotspot flies up the Music Charts

The Pet Shop Boys are back, and their new album LP Hotspot is burning up the charts.

The album via x2 Records/Kobalt reached #1 on Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic chart, marking the duo’s fourth time reaching the #1 spot upon release.

It has gotten great reviews from from Rolling Stone, Billboard, and The Mail on Sunday:

  • “… the wistful beauty, grace, and gravity of their music only gets deeper as the decades pass.” – Rolling Stone
  • [one of the] “Most Anticipated Albums of Early 2020” – Billboard
  • ‘If anyone ever tells you that modern music is dumb, you can shoot them down with three syllables: Pet Shop Boys.. it’s the first of the albums of the year.” – The Mail on Sunday
  • “The album’s highs… further prove that the duo has had the most consistent career of any of their synth-pop peers.” – Paste
  • “Fourteen studio albums is a remarkable feat. And the standard isn’t slipping” – The Sunday Times

Hotspot marks their fourteenth studio LP and third in a series of albums produced and mixed by Stuart Price (following 2016’s Super and 2013’s Electric).

See their music video above: “Monkey business”

California MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS Announce Best Film Winners

TasteTV and the CALIFORNIA MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS are pleased to announce the winners in the 3rd Annual awards competition for all categories, including films and documentaries.

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RETRO MUSIC VIDEO: Alana Davis, 32 Flavors

Sometimes an artist does a fantastic album, an awesome tour, then disappears from the eyes of the general public.

Breakout singer Alana Davis is such an artist, whose 2007 album from Elektra Records, Blame it On Me, shot up the charts and airwaves.

Enjoy two of her most remembered ballads here.

Find her at www.alanadavis.com