The 10 Best Music Videos of the Week | 2023 Week 46

Image credit: Still from Jebediah's 'Rubberman' 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 Arig, Danny Brown, GIMMY, J Mascis, Jebediah, Molly Lewis, Riovaz, Rowena Wise, The Smile and Thelma Plum!

Arig - Pop Off

Eora/Sydney-based artist announces her forthcoming EP with a new cut of poppy 2000s r&b influenced sounds and music video that sees Arig grooving on a late night supermarket visit. Arig’s new EP Reckless is out February 9.

Danny Brown - Jenn's Terrific Vacation

A trippy, arthouse-esque black & white music video accompanies the latest single of leftfield beats and rhymes from Brown’s highly anticipated new record. Danny Brown’s new album Quaranta is out now via Warp Records.

GIMMY - Tell Me I'm Your Girl

Byron-region-based garage rocker’s riff fuelled new single features a fun, cheeky music video that challenges gender roles and features motorbikes, picnics, horseback rides and more. Gimmy’s debut album is set for a 2024 release via Third Eye Stimuli.

J Mascis - Can’t Believe We're Here

Legendary Dinosaur Jr. frontman drops a charming new acoustic guitar driven single while calling in a stack of famous friends to help with the video that features the likes of comedians Fred Armisen, David Cross and Todd Barry; and musicians like Bully, IDLES and Fucked Up all singing along. J Mascis’ new album What Do We Do Now is out February 2 via Sub Pop Records.

Jebediah - Rubberman

W.A. legends and recent WAM Hall of Fame inductees Jebediah announced their first album in 12 years with an atmospheric new single of dreamy indie rock and a gorgeous animated music video crafted by Gina Moore who the band first worked with back in 1997 on their iconic single Harpoon. Jebediah’s new album OIKS is out April 12 via Cooking Vinyl Australia.

Molly Lewis - Lounge Lizard

Australian-born, LA-based artist and master whistler Molly Lewis channels iconic 50s film The Girl Can’t Help It on a beautifully shot music video for her latest single, the appropriately titled Lounge Lizard. Molly Lewis’ debut album On The Lips is out February 16 via Jagjaguwar.

Riovaz - crying at the Orgy

Rising sensation Riovaz continues his ascent on heavy hitting new single that combines jungle and breakbeats with pop perfection and stylish music video inspired by cult classic public access call-in TV show, rAw TiMe. Out now via Darkroom/Geffen Records.

Rowena Wise - Nobody's Saviour

Naarm/Melbourne-based artist’s new single of touching indie-folk sounds features a collaborative video shot on Super 8 and directed by Didirri that sees Rowena playing the lead in a horror movie-inspired clip. Out now via Beloved Recordings.

The Smile - Wall Of Eyes

Radiohead bandmates Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood’s trio with drummer Tom Skinner, The Smile, announce the follow-up to their 2022 debut album with its opening track and a cinematic, black and white music video directed by none other than Paul Thomas Anderson (Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood, Licorice Pizza). The Smile’s new album Wall Of Eyes is out January 26 via XL Recordings.

Thelma Plum - We Don’t Talk About It

Beloved Aussie singer-songwriter releases her first music for the year with a music video that sees her exploring East London and featuring contrasting scenery of cityscapes and natural beauty. Out now via Warner Music Australia.

Enjoy all these tunes as well as our favourite singles of the week and a stack of other new music we've been feeling in our Office playlist - 150 of the best tunes from the last few weeks.