First Watch: T-Rextasy, 'Gap Yr Boiz'
Enter the wonderfully weird world of the feminist occult with T-Rextasy in the band's new animated video for "Gap Yr Boiz."
Music Videos
William Bell: Tiny Desk Concert
The 77-year-old soul hitmaker, known for co-writing songs like the blues standard "Born Under A Bad Sign," returns to the spotlight with the aid of a 12-piece band.
Watch Ages And Ages, Live From A Portland Church
Known for handclaps and group harmonies, the band takes on a darker tone in "Something To Ruin," which it recently performed live at the historic venue The Old Church for opbmusic.
Watch Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' Stark, Moving Video For 'Jesus Alone'
"You're a distant memory in the mind of your creator, don't you see?" sings Nick Cave in a haunting portrait of pain and understanding.
Watch Ziggy Marley Play 'Start It Up' Live In The Studio
The reggae musician recently played a career-spanning set for KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic, including this hopeful, political song from his newest album.
Dua Lipa Wants To 'Break America'
In Episode 3 of Noteworthy, go behind the scenes with one of Europe's fastest rising pop stars as she prepares for her introduction to the United States: a performance on The Tonight Show.
Watch Dua Lipa Perform 'Thinking Bout You' On A Balcony In New York City
A day after performing "Hotter Than Hell" on The Tonight Show, the European pop star performed another one of her songs for a much smaller audience: our Noteworthy video crew.
Moving Sketches: In A New Video, Joan Shelley Gets Animated
The Kentucky singer-songwriter's 2015 album Over And Even was a year-end favorite. Now, she's got a new 7" single and a gorgeous, subtly animated video for "Cost Of The Cold" to go with it.
Big Thief: Tiny Desk Concert
The band's songs exude muscular warmth, with lyrics that are both memorable and meaningful. Watch Big Thief perform three songs from Masterpiece, recorded live in the NPR Music offices.
Ultimate Painting's 'Song For Brian Jones' Finds Tension In Quiet
Named for the late Rolling Stones founder, the song is a moody and shifty piece of psychedelic pop.