The 10 Best Music Videos of the Week | 2023 Week 43

The 10 Best Music Videos of the Week | 2023 Week 43

Check out new sights and sounds from the likes of HEALTH, Kobie Dee, Chelsea Wolfe, Peter Bibby, serpentwithfeet and more!

Image credit: Still from Chelsea Wolfe's 'Whispers In The Echo Chamber' video

Music videos are artistic extensions of the songs themselves, with many visual accompaniments becoming just as, if not more iconic than the song it was created for. As usual, some of our favourite songs of the week also had some of our favourite videos, with this week's list including Black Pumas, Chelsea Wolfe, CHISEKO, HEALTH, Jess Ribeiro, Kobie Dee, Peter Bibby, Phoebe Go, serpentwithfeet and Willaris. K x jamesjamesjames.

Black Pumas - Ice Cream (Pay Phone)

Feel good vibes dominate the latest single and music video from Austin's premiere alt-r&b / psych-soul band, packed with sunshine and dancing. Black Pumas' new album Chronicles of a Diamond is out now via ATO Records / [PIAS].

Chelsea Wolfe - Whispers In The Echo Chamber

Gothic doom-folk experimental icon announced her first solo album in four years with an industrial tinged new single and stark, cinematic music video that blends horror and sci-fi in an intriguing manner. Chelsea Wolfe’s new album She Reaches Out To She Reaches Out To She is out February 9, 2024 via Loma Vista.

CHISEKO - OUTSIDE

Having just been announced as performing at this year’s WAMFest, Boorloo/Perth-based producer & vocalist delivers a bouncy new cut of housey, r&b inflected hip hop and music video shot in the gorgeous surroundings of the CBD.

HEALTH - ASHAMED

L.A. trio deliver the third single from their forthcoming album, the industrial-tinged glitch-pop of Ashamed, with a music video starring bassist/producer John Famiglietti wearing a Samus suit from the video game Metroid at the Anime Expo in LA and DragonCon in Atlanta, crossing over two of our fave things. HEALTH's new album Rat Wars is out December 7 via Loma Vista.

Jess Ribeiro - Summer of Love

Naarm/Melbourne-based alt-indie-folk singer-songwriter's new single is a striking, stripped back piano & vocal affair, with an appropriately emotional and pensive music video, out now via Poison City Records.

Kobie Dee - Father's Eyes ft. Stan Walker

Gomeroi man Kobie Dee showcases his masterful storytelling rhyme spitting ability on powerful new single featuring Māori artist and five-time ARIA Award nominee, Stan Walker. Matching the power and emotion of the single is the video directed by Kieran Satour of GARUWA, filmed on Bidjigal Land and featuring Kobie and Stan discussing “their culture, their upbringing, and the future of their respective mobs”. Out now via Bad Apples Music/Island Records Australia.

Peter Bibby - The One

Boorloo/Perth fave Bibby is back with his first new sounds in 3 years while announcing an Australian tour, delivering a rollicking slice of upper tempo indie rock and music video shot on location in L.A. Out now via Spinning Top.

Phoebe Go - Something You Were Trying

Naarm/Melbourne-based artist follows up her debut EP from this time last year with a wistful new cut of intimate indie pop and a music video inspired by the eternal hunt for Bigfoot - with the roles reserved. Out now via AWAL.

serpentwithfeet - Damn Gloves (ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Yanga YaYa)

Alt-r&b innovator teams up with Ty and South African artist on the rise Yanga YaYa on new single with a club-influenced production and steamy club-themed music video. serpentwithfeet’s new album Grip is out February 16, 2024 via Secretly Canadian.

Willaris. K x jamesjamesjames - Silversun

Heavyweight Aussie producer collab results in a euphoric cut of trance influenced sounds, with the nostalgic video edited together by jamesjamesjames late one night featuring a stack of footage featuring friends, peers and parties over the last few years. Out now via Soothsayer.

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