From the almost complete extensive and varied offer of new music videosWhich ones are mandatory viewing? The answer varies depending on who you ask. This is ours.
If we had to highlight four recent videos for their aesthetics, these would undoubtedly be these four, which also match songs that are among the best of the year so far.
Lorde - Green Light
It may not have the sound or the kind of lyrics that we were used to on their debut album 'Pure Heroine', but that doesn't make 'Green Light' any less wonderful. First advance of the album 'Melodrama', it is about a very original and super danceable song whose video clip has been directed by Grant Singer, a regular collaborator of another singer with a dark aesthetic that we love, Sky Ferreira.
The Weeknd - I feel it coming (ft. Daft Punk)
Wrapped in a Saint Laurent military jacket, the Canadian artist offers us another video to frame accompanied by Daft Punk and the spectacular model Kiko Mizuhara. Visually timeless (it could have been filmed 20 or 30 years ago without any problem), its beautiful images hide hidden meanings that we invite you to investigate. We are still at it.
Maroon 5 - Cold (ft. Future)
Good old Adam Levine just wanted to buy some milk for his wife, Victoria's Secret model Behati Prinsloo, but he ends up flipping it off in color at rapper Future's party. The fault lies with some mysterious drops that they put in his glass. What is never out of focus is your style. Here looks a Wu-Tang Clan T-shirt under an open shirt and biker jacket.
Bruno Mars - That's What I Like
It may not be his most impressive video, but the song does not fail to lift his spirits and his look is not wasted. Bruno is a bit retro-athleisure in a geometric print silk shirt, sweatpants, white Nike Cortez sneakers and large square sunglasses.