Time now for our monthly feature of the best music videos we have received. While we do not get as many video submissions as we do for singles, we still had nearly 100 to review this month, and we bring you what we consider to be the best 10 that were not already featured in our weekly Monday Mashup column. Let’s get going.
First up is a visually stimulating video from Flamingods. This one is upbeat and intense and we love it. Check out “Marigold.”
Lullwater provides us with our first true rocking song of this month. You can feel the bass from the hard-hitting song “Empty Chamber.” This one will wake you up.
Just when we think rock is taking a break we get another one, this time from KilliT. This London-based band is a hard-rocking quintet that have truly got it going on, and are destined to rise to the top of the rock pile. Check out “Love is the Chemical.”
Music video number four comes from Scotland’s Astrid, who have been absent for the past 15 years. We are so glad they’re back, and have set the bar high with the release of “Poison Reaction.” Let us know what you think.
Jenny Teator is a blazing hot indie rock singer who is also drop-dead gorgeous. All of her best traits are on display in her latest video for “Surrender,” and we gladly accept her terms.
We kick off the second five of our Ten Amazing Videos with a powerful one from Jesse Pepe for his rap single, “To the Kids.” This one will change your perception.
Next up is some smooth island sounds from Kauai with the Phil Jones Band‘s stunning video for “Wild Honey.” Please enjoy the cinematography and the vibe of this one.
Our eighth video this month is for fans of X Ambassadors and OneRepublic with this thrilling new chapter in the career of Ships Have Sailed. We think they have truly nailed it with the release of “Escape.”
Our next video is a heartbreaker from singer-songwriter TJ Patrick. Here is his latest, “Falling.” The cinematography perfectly underlines the brilliant lyrics of his song.
We close out this month with the amazing vocals of Piper Hays on her song “For You.” We can’t think of a more appropriate song to end this article, as everything we do here is for you.