Here are The Top 5 Best Music Videos From This Month

Its kind of amazing that in the age of quick videos and short attention spans that the art of music videos still lives on. At the same time, its never been easier than now to piece together a music video with the help of your iPhone and other video editing softwares. But for the ones who took their time out and map together a actual video either creatively wise with dope effects, to having each scene telling a story, or the videos clips matching the song. We took our time to find them give them credit for their creativity. Here are the top 5 best music videos from this month.

TyTheSamurai did a wonderful job with this music video, matching the tempo and vibe of the track. He took us into the nightlife of the city with swangas tipping and skate night setting a complete music scene. Its a must-see for to complete the audio track already made.

Dende has been getting notified lately a lot by platforms like Tidal And more, but for a good reason, his voice. Well Aside from his voice Dende has proven to be very well at generating music videos that create the scene for his RnB track, matching the mood. In this short music video, he creatively brings us into his partner’s POV creating an in-person effect as if he was really serenading to us.

If you’re a movie lover, this is a music video you’ll enjoy. Meshing two of the dopest directors in the city, (DAM, and BlackSheepFilmz), Twenty24four takes us on a ride in his 06′ Honda creating a nostalgic feel with the black and white and dope scene changes from fishbowl views and more. Tune in

This rap group B$O honestly just took their thoughts and pasted them onto this video. Creating a B$O universe the group raps while surrounded by floating dirty cups, Benzes, and more. If you’re into dope animations and 808s, this is one video you’d enjoy a lot.

Brodie Fresh has been traveling the world on tour lately and receiving a lot of fan love. We aren’t knocking him at all. From his recent album, he dropped this dope video which opens up like a movie scene over the phone. Throughout the video, his scenes pace back and forth between scenarios of his real day-to-day life which just makes the song so much more resonating.