Music Videos

The two musicians settle in at Killer Mike's Atlanta barbershop to discuss everything from the birth of Funkadelic to their barbering philosophies.

In a new video for the song "Greed," the Bronx lyricist spits pensive rhymes about capitalism's winners and losers.

Heather Trost's organ-driven pop spectacle channels the delightfully cheesy and psychedelic late-night performances seen on Eastern European TV.

Watch pianist Robert Glasper demonstrate how three samples from jazz tracks by Ahmad Jamal and Herbie Hancock served as source material for famed hip-hop producers J Dilla and Pete Rock.

With the first single, "Hard Times," Paramore effortlessly flecks a disco song with Afro-pop guitar for a sound straight from a John Hughes movie.

Kendrick Lamar contains it all, claims it all, and doesn't have time for the single-minded platitudes people throw down upon him.

Starting with a description of the Pope's 1987 visit to the Silverdome, the Detroit rock band gives a smart and unsettling performance in the woods outside Portland, Ore.

The guitar-driven "Silver" is the sound of the world come crashing down around you. Waxahatchee's new album, Out In The Storm, comes out July 14.

Chicano Batman comes with a sound that perfectly captures dark lounges, quinceñera dances, car shows and backyard parties.

Take a bicycle ride and float through water in a dreamlike, interactive video for the twinkly, banjo-driven singalong.