Category: AMV Spotlight/Music

For all of the music videos that we have spotlighted

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Monogold’s Music Video for “Lovebug”

Monogold is sharing with the ComicPop listeners the music video for their single “Lovebug”.  The video has a throwback feel for those home videos that several families made.  This is one past time my family didn’t partake in we didn’t even do much in the way of pictures.  With this single Monogold blends their higher pitched voices in with the instrumentals.  Their EP Yolk was released this past December so for a quick peek at Monogold’s sound check out the music video for their single “Lovebug” through their YouTube channel – Richard

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Nilu’s Latest Single “What I’m Looking For”

Nilu is sharing with ComicPop again and this time it is with her single “What I’m Looking For”.  This time around Nilu gives the listener a bluesy experience with a little bit of skatting thrown in.  This is one that I can easily see performed in a blues club for all to enjoy.  So take a moment for Nilu’s “What I’m Looking For” through SoundCloud – Richard:

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Mungbean’s Single “Am Your Eyes”

Mungbean is sharing with our listeners their single “Am Your Eyes”.  This single has an ethereal electronica sound to it.  The vocals are blended in with the instrumentals that bring out the ethereal feel that I get.  The duo are working on a planned EP for 2017 until then you can check out Mungbean’s sound with “Am Your Eyes” through SoundCloud – Richard:

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BREATHERR’s Experimental Single “Chantrieri” Music Video

Those of our listeners that like to experiment with their music entertainment will get into BREATHERR’s single “Chantrieri”.  With “Chantrieri” everything about it makes for a tense listen.  The instrumentals and vocals don’t have much of any type of break and just keep driving forward through the single.  I’m fairly positive this is intentional with the music video’s scenes moving through at what feels like a frantic pace with the percussion driving it forward.  Check out BREATHERRR’s music video “Chantrieri”, through his YouTube channel, to do some experimentation with what you listen to, you just might find you like it – Richard:

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RAYNE’s Single “Subject A”

RAYNE is sharing with our listeners their single “Subject A”.  This single brings back memories of the late 1980’s, early 1990’s with bands like Europe.  “Subject A” has a strong electronic beat with a SciFi slant.  Especially when you listen to the lyrics.  For us here at ComicPop it fits in perfectly with our love of Science Fiction.  Our listeners that love electronic and the steampunk wave will definitely dig this single.  I can’t wait to hear more from RAYNE to see if they continue down this road for subject matter or if it is just a one off.  Even if it is a one off in way of subject matter if they continue with the same electronic sound I believe many will be lining up to follow them.  Here’s RAYNE’s “Subject A” through SoundCloud – Richard:

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X-Mas from RD Productions

Our friend Raphael Di Raddo has sent us a link to share with everyone this Christmas from his RD Productions.  They just released there X-Mas Hits albums that are performed by a variety of their artists.  This album has 14 Christmas songs on it and some of the ones I really enjoyed are: “A soir c’est Noel” performed by Marc Picard; ” Bee Bop Christmas” and “All I Want for Christmas is Love” performed by the Tadros Brothers; “Pour Moi Noel” performed by Claude Martel; “You’re all I want This Christmas” performed by Nadia Dolce; and I have to mention “Jingle Bells, Batman Smells” performed by Kamakazi.  This is a very well put together album that I thank you will enjoy during the season and have it in your library for future Christmas holidays.  Here is the link that Raphel shared where you can download X-Mas Hits, from RD Productions, to your collection:  https://lnk.to/bgZpM

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All I Want for Christmas AMV

Since the holiday weekend is upon us I found this fun AMV to share with our listeners.  The single is Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” and Jasmins Music World’s YouTube channel created a great grin, if not laugh out loud, worthy AMV with it in 2015.  Take a moment and have some fun. Happy Holidays everyone:

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Nathan Leigh’s Music Video for “The Slumlord’s Kids”

Nathan Leigh has given me a new experience that I found I enjoyed.  With his single and music video for “The Slumlord’s Kids” he has introduced me to folk/punk music.  You know what I found that I enjoyed it.  The single has that underlying folk rhythm, but with a real kinetic and frantic beat that you would have with a punk song.  The music video itself is a fairly standard video with Nathan singing “The Slumlord’s Kids” interspersed with other sections of the video, but the main feature is Nathan.  Take a moment out of your day and enjoy Nathan Leigh’s music video for “The Slumlord’s Kids” through his YouTube channel – Richard:

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Dia’s Music Video for “Gambling Girl”

Dia is sharing with our listeners her music video for her single “Gambling Girl”.  The music video will appeal to everyone that loves the Southwest feel and way of life.  The scenery is beautiful that goes with the haunting tones of Dia’s Gambling Girl”.  The style is experimental folk and because of this Dia knows many out there will take a look at her music and decide if they enjoy it.  To give you, our listeners, that chance to experience something new here is Dia’s “Gambling Girl” music video through Vimeo’s site – Richard:

Gambling Girl from robert condol on Vimeo.

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Solarrio’s Music Video for “Treadmill”

Solarrio has shared with us his single “Treadmill” now he wants to share the music video he did for the single.  The video is shoot in as he walks through different locations in Tokyo.  The one location that stood out for me was just 19 seconds into the music video he is standing outside the Mobile Suit Gundam Museum, one of the many places I and my family would love to see ourselves.  So see some sites with Solarrio as you enjoy his music video for “Treadmill” through his YouTube channel – Richard: