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The music video for “DoYaThing” — Gorillaz’ collaboration with Andre 3000 and LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy for Converse’s ongoing “3 Artists, 1 Song” campaign – dropped last night and can be seen above.
The promo track was released in conjunction with the limited edition Chuck Taylor All Star Gorillaz Collection, which is on sale now.
[converse.]
Music Video of the Day: Belgian-Australian singer-songwriter Gotye follows up his breakout hit song “Somebody That I Used to Know” with Michel Gondry-esque visuals for the latest single off Making Mirrors, “Easy Way Out.”
[booooooom.]
Early Bird Special: Electronic popster Pierre-Alexandre Busson (AKA Yuksek) has some fun with shapes and mirrors in the neato, OK Go-esque music video for his latest single, “Off the Wall.”
See Also: Making of.
[22words.]
Music Video of the Day: A new music video from Skrillex for the title track off his latest EP, Bangarang.
[skrillex.]
Music Video of the Day: “Niggas in Paris” – Jay-Z & Kanye West.
You’ve seen the emoji, now watch the video. WARNING: MAY TRIGGER SEIZURES.
[kanyevevo.]
Music Video of the Day: For their latest music video-slash-Chevy Super Bowl ad, OK Go drove down a two-mile stretch of desert lined with 1,000 instruments in a Chevy Sonic fitted with retractable pneumatic arms to perform a very complicated version of “Needing/Getting” that took four months to prep and four days to shoot.
[okgo.]
Stop-Motion Short of the Day: Kalle Mattson, Kevin Parry, “and Friends” created this adorable “arts and crafts history of the world” for Mattson’s latest single, “Thick as Thieves.”
Ah, the Great Robopocalypse of 2342. I remember it well.
[hyst.]
Stop Motion Thing of the Day: Jonathan “Dropbear” Chong’s gorgeous, kaleidoscopic stop-motion music video for Melbourne-based indie-folk artist Travis “Hudson” Aulsebrook‘s “Against The Grain,” featuring lots and lots of colored pencils — “a mainstay from our humble artistic efforts throughout childhood.”
[hyst.]
Music Video of the Day: “Smack My Bitch Up” director Jonas Åkerlund‘s NSFW music video for Rammstein’s latest single “Mein Land” features the boys taking a brief break from being batsh*t to parody Beach Party and Baywatch before going back to their old fire-breathing habits.
“Mein Land” is the first single off the German rockers upcoming retrospective, Made in Germany 1995-2011 — out December 6th via Universal.
[ontd.]
