Little Mix are out with behind the scenes footage from their ‘Shout Out to My Ex’ music video, shot in Spain for their latest album ‘Glory Days’.
“This is the fourth album, which is absolutely mental,” Leigh-Anne Pinnock explained. “‘Shout Out to My Ex’ is all about getting over your ex. Us girls, together, just on this really cool road trip, and we’re going to these different places and just causing havoc and having fun and being the best friends that we are.”
Perrie Edwards added, “It’s like an anthem for everyone who has an ex girlfriend or an ex boyfriend. It’s not a sad breakup song, it’s like a happy one, which is amazing. I think it’s a song that everyone in the world can relate to and that’s why we love it so much.”
Watch it via YouTube below.
Nathan Sykes is out with the music video to his new single ‘Famous’, off the English singer songwriter’s debut studio album ‘Unfinished Business’, out November 11th on Global Entertainment. Watch the Ivanna Borin directed video via YouTube below.
Little Mix are out with the music video to their new single ‘Shout Out to My Ex’, off the British girl group’s fourth studio album ‘Glory Days’, out November 18th on Syco Music. The treatment was shot in the Tabernas Desert in Almería, Spain. Watch it via YouTube below.
Olly Murs is out with the music video to his new single ‘Grow Up’, off the English pop singer’s fifth studio album ’24 Hrs’, out November 11th on Epic Records. Watch the Jim Canty directed video via YouTube below.
Zara Larsson is out with the music video to her new single ‘Ain’t My Fault’, off the Swedish pop singer’s upcoming second album on Epic Records. Zara explained that she changed the song she wrote with MNEK about how “it’s not my fault that” she stole another girl’s boyfriend because “I’m better you” by changing the lyrics to reflect her values. “I would never be proud of stealing a girl’s man and sing about it, it would be very not me,” Zara said. Watch the video via YouTube below.
Sia Furler is out with the music video to her new single ‘The Greatest’, off the deluxe edition of the Australian singer songwriter’s seventh studio album ‘This Is Acting’, out October 21st on Inertia, Monkey Puzzle and RCA. The song was written by Sia, Lamar and Greg Kurstin, and unlike the single, does not feature Kendrick Lamar in the video version. The Sia and Daniel Askill directed video features actress and dancer, and is said to be a tribute to the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. Watch it via YouTube below.
James Arthur is out with the music video to his new single ‘Say You Won’t Let Go’, off the British singer and songwriter’s second studio album ‘Back from the Edge’, out October 28th on Columbia Records.
Ben Rector is out with the music video to his new single ‘Brand New’, the title track off the Tulsa, Oklahoma singer songwriter’s sixth studio album, out now on his own record label, Aptly Named Recording. Ben decided to blow his music video budget on flying six fans to Six Flags after the label and management felt strongly the song needed a music video. Watch the Jeff Venable filmed footage via YouTube below.
Jennifer Lopez and Lin-Manuel Miranda teamed up for the charity single ‘Love Make The World Go Round’, with the two artists, and Epic Records, donating 100% of their proceeds from each U.S. download sale of the single on iTunes from July 8th to October 5th going to the Hispanic Federation for the Somos Orlando Fund, which benefits those affected by the Pulse shooting in Orlando, Florida. Check out more details at somosorlando.info. Watch behind the scenes footage from recording and performing the track in Orlando via YouTube below.
