Bugeye Music
Live concert footage of your favourite bands, behind the scenes documentaries and rare interviews with the stars, some of the greatest hits from the artist's repertoire, out-takes, outrages, and just getting out of hand... This is BUGEYE MUSIC!
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Will.I.Am - Heartbreaker
Heartbreaker is taken from Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am’s album Songs About Girls and features British beauty Cheryl Cole from pop band Girls Aloud.
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Will.I.Am - Heartbreaker (Making Of The Video)
Go behind the scenes with Will.I.Am and Girls Aloud star Cheryl Cole on the set of the video to Heartbreaker. Watch the beautiful Brit learn her dance steps, see the director chat about working with the Black Eyed Peas front man and see the choreographer in action.
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Nelly feat. Fergie - Party People
Party People is taken from US Hip-Hop star Nelly’s album Brass Knuckles and features Black Eyed Peas’ star Fergie.
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Rihanna - Take A Bow
R&B femme fatal Rihanna returns with a gentle break-up ballad penned by super-star Ne-Yo. Take A Bow is taken from the album Good Girl Gone Bad.
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Fall Out Boy - Beat It (Live in Phoenix, Arizona)
US emo giants Fall Out Boy perform a cover version of the legendary Michael Jackson song Beat It, taken from the King Of Pop’s classic 1983 album Thriller. This awesome, rocking performance by Pete Wentz and co. is taken from the Fall Out Boy **** Live in Phoenix DVD.
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Fall Out Boy - Behind the Scenes of **** Live in Phoenix (Documentary part 1 of 2)
Join Fall Out Boy as they hurl themselves down a water-chute during some much needed rest and recuperation on tour. The topless four fearlessly glide down the water-chute style hill slide unscathed (except for Pete Wentz who gets a knock, poor boy). Taken from the Fall Out Boy **** Live in Phoenix DVD.
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Fall Out Boy - Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy (Live in Phoenix, Arizona)
US emo giants Fall Out Boy perform a rocking version of Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy in front of a packed-out Arizona audience. Taken from the Fall Out Boy **** Live in Phoenix DVD.
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Fall Out Boy - Behind the Scenes of **** Live in Phoenix (Documentary part 2 of 2)
Fall Out Boy’s bassist Pete Wentz and his crew goof around back stage – this hilarious incident involving an Ice Scream Gun has to be seen to be believed, it’s like something straight out of a high school play ground. Taken from the Fall Out Boy **** Live in Phoenix DVD.
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Fall Out Boy - Thnks fr th Mmrs (Live in Phoenix, Arizona)
US emo giants Fall Out Boy perform a rocking version of smash hit single Thnks fr th Mmrs in front of an eager Arizona audience. Taken from the Fall Out Boy **** Live in Phoenix DVD.
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Lil Wayne feat. Static Major - Lollipop
Lollipop is taken from Cash Money-signed, New Orleans-born Hip-Hop star Lil Wayne’s 2008 album Tha Carter III and features Sean “Static Major” Garrett who sadly died shortly after the video was shot giving it an added sense of poignancy. The video features cameos Birdman, Brisco, Mack 10, and Glasses Malone alongside Lil Wayne, Static and a host of sexy women.
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Portishead - Machine Gun
Machine Gun is taken from UK trip-hop legends Portishead’s 2008 album Third. The video is dark, moody and brooding – a perfect match for the band’s new musical direction. Third is Portishead’s first since 1997’s self titled album, in 1994 they released Dummy, considered by many to be their epitaph which contained the hit singles Glory Box and Sour Times.
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Ne-Yo - Closer
Closer is taken from R&B superstar Ne-Yo’s album Year Of The Gentleman. The stylish video features sharp-suited Ne-Yo pulling off some incredible dance moves similar to Michael Jackson’s during his Bad era and Justin Timberlake.
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Duffy - Warwick Avenue
Warwick Avenue is taken from Welsh chanteuse Duffy’s debut album Rockferry. The single-shot video sees the R&B/soul siren teary-eyed as she takes a taxi ride through the rain soaked streets of London.
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Duffy – Mercy (US Version)
Mercy is taken from Duffy’s debut album Rockferry and finds the young Welsh chanteuse dragging the sound of the swining sixties into the naughties. It’s early Tamla Motown meets Dusty Springfield delivered by a cherubic Amy Winehouse.
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Duffy – I Am Duffy (Documentary)
Welsh soul siren Duffy talks candidly about her life before 2008 turned her into one of the biggest names on the UK music scene, about playing gigs, and about writing her debut album Rockferry with famous musicians such as Bernard Butler (Suede guitarist, producer of debut Libertines single). The video also features intimate live performances of Rockferry and Mercy from London’s tiny, exclusive Pigalle Club.
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Duffy - Rockferry
Duffy is set to become one of the hottest musical talents of 2008. Rockferry is her debut single and marks her assault on the charts. Her jazz influenced pop is reminiscent of Amy Winehouse and Fiona Apple.
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Duffy - Mercy (Live at AZ Studio, Paris)
Sensational Welsh soul singer Duffy performs a tender acoustic version of her smash hit Mercy live at the AZ studio in Paris, France.
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Kanye West - Homecoming
Coldplay’s Chris Martin lends Hip-Hop legend Kanye West a helping hand in Homecoming, playing piano and singing lead vocals. The song is the fifth single from Mr. West’s album Graduation. The minimalist black and white video is a montage showing Kanye in his home town of Chicago and also features US rapper Common.
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3 Doors Down - It's Not My Time
It's Not My Time is taken from US rockers 3 Doors Down’s self titled 2008 album. Set in Cincinnati, this thought provoking video follows a man athletically “free-running” through the city. Keep an eye on the time of day as the plot unfolds.
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Sam Sparro - Black & Gold
New kid on the block Sam Sparro is one of the hottest artists of 2008. His debut single is a mash up of electronic synth pop and soulful melodies creating one of the most catchy debut singles of the year in Black and Gold which will soon see his name in lights just like Duffy, Adele and David Jordan so far this year.
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Mariah Carey - Touch My Body
Something’s up with Mariah Carey’s computer - and wouldn’t you just wanna be this Compu-Nerd employee (30 Rock’s Jack McBrayer) - called out to a swish mansion to find the door answered by a sexy woman wearing just a satin gown and lingerie. Seduction, Scalextric, fantasy and a little teasing. Co-written with the man behind Rihanna’s Umbrella, The-Dream.
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Take That – Building a Beautiful World (Documentary Part 1 of 2)
Join heart-throbs Mark Owen, Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Jason Orange as they put blood sweat and tears into preparing and rehearsing for Take That’s 2007 tour which was filmed and is available now on the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Take That - Shine (Live at The 02, London)
Legendary boy band Take That perform Shine live at The 02 in London. Taken from the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Take That - It Only Takes a Minute (Live at The 02, London) Band Commentary (Documentary)
Take That provide commentary and insight on their performance of classic single Patience. Taken from the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Take That - It Only Takes A Minute (Live at The 02, London)
Legendary British boy band perform one of their earliest songs which catapulted them to 90s superstardom and saw the young Manchester boys become teen pin-ups across the world. It Only Takes A Minute is taken from the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Take That – Building a Beautiful World (Documentary Part 2 of 2)
Former teen sensations Take That prepare for their biggest tour since their heyday as a five piece with former member Robbie Williams. Mark Owen and Gary Barlow talk about the shows and meet fans as the crew prepare the venue for their Manchester homecoming concert. Part of the Beautiful World tour now available on the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Take That - Could It Be Magic (Live at The 02, London)
The legendary British boy band perform one of their earliest singles which catapulted them to 90s superstardom and saw the young Manchester boys become teen pin-ups across the world. Could It Be Magic is taken from the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Take That - Patience (Live at The 02, London)
Take That perform their 2006 come-back single Patience live at The 02 in London. Taken from the Beautiful World Live DVD.
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Ryan Leslie - Diamond Girl
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, so the saying goes, and there are plenty of rocks on show in the video to Ryan Leslie’s single Diamond Girl, taken from his self titled album.
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Rihanna - Don't Stop The Music
Rihanna's third album Good Girl Gone Bad has given us a string of hits including the smash hits Umbrella and Shut Up and Drive. This catchy slice of dance-pop samples Michael Jackson's Wanna Be Startin' Something from the legendary Thriller album.
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Jonas Brothers – Jonas Brothers Meet The Queen
Teenage heart throbs Jonas Brothers amble around the streets of London, and who should they bump into? Looks like it could be none other than HM Queen Elizabeth II… surely not.
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Jonas Brothers - S.O.S.
S.O.S is taken from American teenage heart throbs Jonas Brothers' self titled album. These loveable boys specialise in sweet seductive pop music which is setting alight young girls’ hearts the world over.
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Ray J - Sexy Can I
R&B crooner Ray J returns with Sexy Can I, taken from his 2008 album All I Feel. Ray J and Yung Berg get suggestive with some saucy lyrics and sexy ladies.
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Black Kids - I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You
Hotly-tipped indie starlets Black Kids hail from The Sunshine State of Florida and infuse their music with an upbeat, summery and insatiably catchy brand of sugary guitar pop. Musically they’re a kaleidoscopic cascade of Cure vocals, funky basslines, broken Go! Team beats and The Flaming Lips’ weirdness.
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Mary J. Blige - Stay Down
Stay Down is taken from the Queen of Hip-Hop and soul, Mary J. Blige’s album Growing Pains. The video sees Mary J in the frozen arctic seas and features some stunning scenery.
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Jay-Z - I Know
I Know is the third single to be taken from Rock-A-Fella Records founder Jay-Z’s 2007 album American Gangster. The video features Zoe Kravitz, sister of famous rock start Lenny Kravitz who shot to fame with Are You Gonna Go My Way in 1993 which featured Guns N Roses guitarist Slash.
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OneRepublic - Stop And Stare (Making Of The Video)
Join OneRepublic on set as they shoot the video to their second single Stop And Stare. Interestingly, the video was shot at the same place as the John Cusack film Identity. Stop And Stare is taken from the album Dreaming Out Loud.
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OneRepublic - Stop And Stare
Stop and Stare is the follow up single to the international smash hit Apologize, which featured the remix by Timbaland and appeared on his Shock Value album. Taken from the Colorado band’s debut album Dreaming Out Loud.
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Janet - Rock With U
R&B/pop sensation Janet Jackson drops the second single from her 2008 album Discipline. The song is co-written with Jermaine Dupri and Ne-Yo and was produced by Dupri. Saam Farahmand directs this amazingly choreographed video which was shot in one continuous take.
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The Roots - Get Busy
Get Busy is taken from Philadelphia Hip-Hop legends The Roots’ 2008 album Rising Down. Like 75 Bars (Black’s Reconstruction) the stark video was directed by Rik Cordero and features DJ Jazzy Jeff, Dice Raw and Peedi Crack.
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The Roots - 75 Bars (Black's Reconstruction)
75 Bars (Black's Reconstruction) is taken from legendary jazz/soul/Hip-Hop fusion artists The Roots’ 2008 album Rising Down. Directed by Rik Cordero, the video stars Roots members Black Thought and ?uestlove, and is a dark, startling video. Not for the faint-hearted this, but certainly for fans of Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs.
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Ashlee Simpson - Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya) (Making Of The Video)
Join sexy US pop superstar Ashlee Simpson on the set of the video to Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya) as she gets tied up and spun around in a straight-jacket. Directed by Adam Ferguson, the video features Kenna and her father, but alas, not famous sister Jessica. Produced by Timbaland, taken from the album Bittersweet World.
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Ashlee Simpson - Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya)
Directed by Alan Ferguson, the video for Outta My Head (Ay Ya Ya) finds sexy pop star Ashlee Simpson in a surreal therapy session inspired by Salvador Dali and is similar to Gwen Stefani’s video for What You Waiting For?. The single is taken from the album Bittersweet World and is produced by Timbaland.
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Feist - I Feel It All
Former Broken Social Scene member and star of the iPod commercials, Leslie Feist, brings us the third single from her third record The Reminder. I Feel It All is a mellow guitar pop song with a huge piano hook. The videos sees Feist setting off some pretty fireworks before dancing in their light. Listen closely and you can hear the fireworks cracking over the music.
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2 Pistols feat. T-Pain and Tay Dizm - She Got It
She Got It is taken from 2 Pistols’ debut album Death Before Dishonor and features Hip-Hop/R&B man of 2008 T-Pain (he has worked with Kanye West, Mariah Carey, Akon, Chris Brown, Lil Mama and Kardinal Offishall to name a few) and Tay Dizm. Set in Florida the video sees our heroes living it up in a plush mansion with sexy women and plenty of bling.
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Morrissey - The First Of The Gang To Die (Live in Manchester)
Former Smiths frontman Morrissey performs The First Of The Gang To Die at a homecoming gig in Manchester. Taken from the Who Put The M In Manchester DVD.
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Morrissey - I Have Forgiven Jesus (Live in Manchester)
Former Smiths frontman Morrissey performs I Have Forgiven Jesus at a homecoming gig in Manchester. Taken from the Who Put The M In Manchester DVD.
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Morrissey - Irish Blood, English Heart (Live in Manchester)
Former Smiths frontman Morrissey performs his 2004 comeback single Irish Blood, English Heart at a homecoming gig in Manchester. Taken from the Who Put The M In Manchester DVD.
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Morrissey - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out (Live in Manchester)
Morrissey performs the classic Smiths song There Is A Light That Never Goes Out at a homecoming gig in Manchester. Taken from the Who Put The M In Manchester DVD.
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Soulja Boy Tell 'em - Yahhh! / Report Card
Yahhh! is the catchy follow-up to hip-hop smash hit single and dance phenomenon Crank That, and features Soulja’s mate from 30/30 Boyz, rapper Arab. The playful video ends with a tongue in cheek message from the young DeAndre Way after he reads his school Report Card… stay in school kids, just don’t get in Soulja’s face Yahhh!
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Soulja Boy Tell 'em - Soulja Girl
Soulja Girl is the follow-up single to the smash hit and dance phenomenon Crank That. The song features i-15 and finds the young Soulja looking for his ideal lady. Taken from the album Souljaboytellem.com.
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Soulja Boy Tell 'em - Learn How To Crank That (Instructional Video)
Wanna learn how to dance like Soulja Boy Tell 'em? The biggest new Hip-Hop phenomenon of 2007 takes you step-by-step through the moves to his famous Crank That dance. Watch on, learn the moves and join the hot dance craze.
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Soulja Boy Tell 'em - Crank That (Soulja Boy)
The Hip-Hop phenomenon of 2007! Forget the sales battle between 50 Cent and Kanye West, 17 year old Soulja Boy Tell 'em is the true hero from the streets with his infectious US #1 single Crank That (Soulja Boy). Watch the video and see if you can learn those moves!
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Soulja Boy Tell 'em - Let Me Get Em
Let Me Get Em s the fourth video from Soulja Boy Tell ‘em and features Arab, Hurricane Chris and Cash Camp. Snap n Roll – could this be the next dance craze to sweep up from the streets and storm internet and the charts just like Crank That? Taken from Souljaboytellem.com.
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Flyleaf - All Around Me
All Around Me is taken from Flyleaf’s self titled album. Epic choruses and sweeping melodies are the trademark of this Texan rock band. Clearly influenced by the likes of Evanescence, POD, Linkin Park, this will appeal to fans of bands like Paramour, 30 Seconds To Mars and Lacuna Coil.
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Flyleaf - I'm So Sick
I’m So Sick kicks into life with a scuzzy, dirty bass riff before exploding into Flyleaf’s trademark sweeping and melodic chorus. This will appeal to fans of bands like Paramour, 30 Seconds To Mars, Nickleback, Evanesence, Lacuna Coil and odd-ball British metallers Queen Adrena. Who says that girls can’t front metal bands?
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Akon - I Can't Wait
I Can’t Wait is the latest single from controversial R&B/Hip-Hop star Akon. It features hot crooner T-Pain – yeah, him with the auto-tune-effect – who has been involved in numerous cool collaborations including singles by Rick Ross, Flo Rida, Kanye West, Lil Mama and Chris Brown. The video finds Akon once again surrounded by a bounty of sexy women.
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Jack Johnson - If I Had Eyes
If I Had Eyes is taken Jack Johnson’s fouth album Sleep Through The Static and is a lilting, dreamy, summery acoustic rock song from Hawaii’s favourite son.
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Jack Johnson - Sleep Through The Static (Documentary)
Ever wondered what it’s like being a musician making an album? Join Jack Johnson in the studio as he records songs for Sleep Through the Static, selects his songs and jams with fellow musicians. This is an insightful documentary into how Brushfire Records’ artist Jack Johnson makes the music we all know and love.
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Jack Johnson - Hope (Live from the Solar Powered Plastic Plant)
Jack Johnson performs the second single Hope, from the album Sleep Through The Static, live from the Solar Powered Plastic Plant.
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Jack Johnson - Adrift (Live from the Solar Powered Plastic Plant)
Jack Johnson performs Adrift, from the album Sleep Through The Static, live from the Solar Powered Plastic Plant.
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Jack Johnson - Enemy (Live From The Solar Powered Plastic Plant)
Jack Johnson performs Enemy, from the album Sleep Through The Static, live at the Solar Powered Plastic Plant.
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Jack Johnson - What You Thought You Need (Live From The Solar Powered Plastic Plant)
Jack Johnson performs What You Thought You Need, from the album Sleep Through The Static, live at the Solar Powered Plastic Plant.
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Jack Johnson - They Do, They Don't (Live From The Solar Powered Plastic Plant)
Jack Johnson performs They Do, They Don't, from the album Sleep Through The Static, live at the Solar Powered Plastic Plant.
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Timbaland - Scream
This is the fourth infectious single from Timbaland's hugely successful 2007 album Shock Value. Scream features the sweet voices of up-and-coming R&B-vocalist Keri Hilson and lead-Pussycat Doll and solo artist Nicole Scherzinger.
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Cut Copy - Lights & Music
Lights & Magic is taken from Modular Records’ Cut Copy. The Australian indie/electroclash pioneers have ditched the seemingly lo-fi guitars and have gone ‘80s New Romantic on 2008 album In Ghost Colours, New Order meets Duran Duran, Depeche Mode and The Farm. For fans of bands such as White Rose Movement and Klaxons.
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Enrique Iglesias feat. Lil Wayne - Push
Push is taken from Spanish-born heart-throb Enrique Iglesias’ album Insomniac and features Hip-Hop superstar Lil Wayne. The video finds our hero in a strip joint, looking on as a group of sexy women get down, dirty and almost naked. In one scene Iglesias seems to be filming a cavorting couple… naughty, naughty. Lil Wayne’s rap also featured on Britney Spear’s Gimme More.
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Paul McCartney - Ever Present Past
Ever Present Past is the upbeat debut single from the legendary Liverpool music icon and former member of The Beatles Paul MccCartney’s 2007 album Memory Almost Full. Macca looks dapper, as louche and cool as a member of The Strokes as he dances his way around what looks like a classy gallery joined by a host of sexy female dancers.
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Paul McCartney – Memory Almost Full (Documentary)
Rock music icon, legend and former member of The Beatles, Paul McCartney talks candidly and personally about recording his album Memory Almost Full, early gigging with The Fab Four, having flashback’s to days with John Lennon in the studio right up to shooting his latest video for Dance Tonight with Hollywood poster-girl Natalie Portman.
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Paul McCartney - Dance Tonight
Dance Tonight is taken from Liverpool legend and former member of The Beatles, Paul McCartney’s 2007 album Memory Almost Full. Directed by Michel Gondry, the video stars a ghostly Natalie Portman and star of Pirates of the Caribbean and The Office Mackenzie Crook.
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Robyn - Who's That Girl
Who’s That Girl is taken from Swedish pop pixie Robyn’s self-titled album and was produced by fellow Swedish electronica outfit The Knife.
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Snoop Dogg - Sensual Seduction
The D-O-double-G is not just one of the most successful, but also one of the longest serving players in the game they call Hip-Hop. Sensual Seduction is a bit like T-Pain and the first single from the West Coast legend's 2008 album, Ego Trippin'. The video is a tongue-in-cheek tribute to music videos from the '70s and '80s.
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Snoop Dogg - Neva Have 2 Worry
Directed by Rik Cordero (The Roots) this dark video is not for the faint-hearted. Strong language and passionate rhymes kick start proceedings before Snoop kicks in. The video features Uncle Chucc.
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Snoop Dogg - Life Of Da Party
Join the king of louche Hip-Hop in a swanky Las Vegas casino with his boys Mistah F.A.B and Too Short. Life Of Da Party is taken from Snoop’s ninth album Ego Trippin. Fast cars, bouncing dice, roulette, sexy women – all in a day’s work for Mr Broadus. Produced by Scoop DeVille.
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Amy Winehouse - Back To Black (Live at Shepherds Bush Empire, London)
Amy Winehouse performs Back To Black live at London's intimate Shepherds Bush Empire. Taken from the DVD I Told You I Was Trouble.
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Amy Winehouse - Love Is A Losing Game (Live at Shepherds Bush Empire, London)
Filmed in front of a sell-out audience at London's intimate Shepherds Bush Empire, Amy Winehouse performs the heartbreaking Love Is A Losing Game. Taken from the DVD I Told You I Was Trouble.
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The Killers - Shadowplay
Taken from The Killers B-sides and rarities album Sawdust, Shadowplay is a nod to the Las Vegas boys’ massive UK influences. Originally recorded by late 70s Manchester-based Joy Division, the original’s stark, minimal feel is given a bold re-interpretation by Brandon Flowers and co.
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The Killers feat. Lou Reed - Tranquilize (Making Of The Video)
Go behind the scenes with The Killers as they film their single Tranquilize with Velvet Underground legend Lou Reed. Tranquilize is taken from their B-sides and rarities album Sawdust.
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The Killers feat. Lou Reed - Tranquilize
Taken from the B-sides and rarities album Sawdust, Tranquilize sees Velvet Underground legend Lou Reed join the Las Vegas quartet in a brooding, moody video.
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Erykah Badu - Honey
Honey is taken from soul/R&B superstar Erykah Badu’s album New Amerykah Part One (4th World War). Enjoy a record shopping experience like no other as Erykah appears on legendary album sleeves from Grace Jones, De La Soul, The Beatles, Eric B & Rakim, Funkadelic and Earth Wind and Fire. Erykah also spoof’s the video for OutKast’s Hey Ya.
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Taio Cruz - Come On Girl (Uncensored Version)
Come On Girl is Taio Cruz’s third solo single which features Luciana and is taken from his album Departure. Cruz has worked with some big name stars including Britney Spears, Will Young, Usher and Nitin Sawhney.
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Elbow - One Day Like This
One Day Like This is taken from Mancunian miserablists Elbow’s album Seldom Seen Kid. If you ever wondered how much fun you could have working as a sign holder, then watch on. You may just be pleasantly surprised.
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Ashanti - The Way That I Love You
R&B superstar Ashanti returns with the debut single from her new album Declaration. The Way That I Love you finds the sexy siren heartbroken over her boyfriend’s cheating ways imagining herself so upset she is both seen committing suicide and filled with murderous intent.
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Angels & Airwaves – Secret Crowds (Making Of The Video)
Go behind the scenes and join US rock band Angels and Airwaves on the set as they shoot their video to Secret Crowds with director Mark Eaton
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Angels & Airwaves - Secret Crowds
Rock out with former Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge and his band Angels and Airwaves. This thumping melodic rock song is a far cry from the juvenile punk of What’s My Age Again and is like a heavier Death Cab For Cutie with hints of emo giants such as Fall Out Boy. Taken from the album I-Empire.
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Kanye West - Diamonds from Rehearsal (Live at Abbey Road Studios, London)
Join Kanye West in the recording studio made famous by The Beatles - London's Abbey Road - as he rehearses Hip-Hop hit Diamonds From Sierra Leone with his British orchestra. Taken from the Kanye West - Late Orchestration DVD.
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Kanye West - Diamonds From Sierra Leone (Live at Abbey Road Studios, London)
In 2005 Kanye West staged one of the greatest Hip-Hop shows in London. His Abbey Road gig was the most sought-after ticket at the time and was attended by showbiz stars including Destiny's Child Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z. Taken from the DVD Kanye West - Late Orchestration.
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Kanye West - Through The Wire (Live at Abbey Road Studios, London)
In 2005 Kanye West staged one of the greatest Hip-Hop shows in London. His Abbey Road gig was the most sought-after ticket at the time and was attended by showbiz stars including Destiny's Child Beyonce Knowles and Jay-Z. Taken from the DVD Kanye West - Late Orchestration.
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Kanye West - All Falls Down (Live at Abbey Road Studios, London)
In 2005 Kanye West staged one of the most memorable gigs of his career - performing the first ever Hip-Hop gig at Abbey Road Studios, the place made famous by The Beatles. All Falls Down is taken from the Kanye West - Late Orchestration DVD.
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Kanye West - Touch The Sky (Live at Abbey Road Studios, London)
In 2005 Abbey Road Studios, once home to The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, put on its first ever Hip-Hop gig. Kanye West staged a spellbinding show, joined by the likes of Lupe Fiasco and John Legend. Touch The Sky is taken from Kanye West - Late Orchestration DVD.
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Kanye West - Late Orchestration (Interview)
Kanye West talks candidly about his legendary performance at London's Abbey Road Studios, performing with John Legend, reaching out to new fans and rehearsing for the show. Taken from the Kanye West - Late Orchestration DVD.
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Kanye West - Flashing Lights
Directed by Spike Jonze, this dark video sees Kanye West being driven out into the desert at night bundled into the boot of a car. The car’s driver, played by sexy model Rita G, gets out, strips down to her lingerie before burning her clothes and returning to the car with a shovel in hand, the shocking ending has to be seen to be believed. Flashing Lights features Dwele.
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Kanye West - Good Life
Welcome to the Good Life! It's Kanye West's most upbeat single yet and features T-Pain. Taken from the Hip-Hop star's third album Graduation. Throw your hands up!
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Kanye West - Stronger
What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. Crazy, twisting vocoders, a catchy Daft Punk sample and a stomping beat - this is Kanye West at his best. Taken from the Hip-Hop star's third album, Graduation.
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Kanye West - Can't Tell Me Nothing
Kanye West - you can't tell him nothing, except that maybe Graduation might just be the Hip-Hop album of 2007.
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Brit and Alex - Let It Go
iPhones at the ready – here come US pop sensations Brit and Alex. Let It Go is taken from the sexy twins’ self titled debut record and is featured on the soundtrack to the movie Step Up 2: The Streets.
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Counting Crows - You Can't Count On Me
You Can’t Count On Me is taken from alt.country megastars Counting Crows’ 2008 album Saturday Nights and Sunday Mornings.
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Sugababes - Denial
Denial is Sugababes’ 3rd single from their UK #1 album Change. It’s one big houte couture fashion show for the sexy ‘babes. This is surely every girl’s dream - a day of make-up and dress-up all set to this sublime, honey-sweet harmony drizzled pop. Could the girls squeeze in any more outfit changes in three minutes?
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Sugababes - Change (Documentary)
The girl band talk about their 2007 album Change, working with producer Brian Higgins of Xenomania, their greatest hits tour and the shooting of the video to hit single About You Now.
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Sugababes - Change
This is the second single and the title track from Sugababes' 2007 UK #1 album. The sweeping ballad is followed by a colourful and stylish video where the girls get to play the four seasons of the year.
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Sugababes - About You Now
About You Now is the Sugababes 3.0's extraordinary lead single from 2007 album Change. It's their trademark anthemic synth-pop and went to #1 in the UK singles chart.
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Puddle Of Mudd - Psycho
Psycho is taken from US rockers Puddle of Mudd’s album Promises. The hilarious video featuring Paris Hilton and Kid Rock parodies horror movies like Halloween, Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Hitchcock’s Psycho (it was shot at Bates Motel and mocks the famous “shower scence” in which actress Janet Leigh is murdered by the schizophrenic Norman Bates).
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Chingy feat. Ludacris and Bobby Valentino - Gimme Dat
Gimme Dat is taken from Disturbing Tha Peace protégé Chingy’s 2008 album Hate It Or Love It and features Hip-Hop legend Ludacris and R&B star Bobby Valentino.
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Sean Garrett feat. Ludacris - Grippin'
Grippin’ is US R&B star Sean Garret’s debut solo single and features Hip-Hop legend Ludacris. The video features almost naked ladies on silver sheets, sexy ladies and a heck of a lot of rain. Sean Garrett has worked with many big name artists and has handled production duties for Janet Jackson, Usher, Ciara, Chris Brown, Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Enrique Iglesias and Gwen Stefani.
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Nirvana - About A Girl (Unplugged, Live in New York)
By 1993 Nirvana were household names and the Grunge revolution had made megastars of many underground bands. Nirvana, as the standard bearers, performed an intimate and emotional unplugged show for MTV now available on the Nirvana Unplugged In New York DVD.
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