Hypetrak proudly presents the latest visual offering from Sahab who has been on a steady rise during the past few months. The video displays the Fresno, Ca-native on a rather desperate and self-abusive track down memory lane, reminiscing brighter days with his former love. The song was inspired by a friend who had decided to take that leap of faith with the girl who had stolen his heart and proposed to her. As the title of the song indicates, her answer was rather unfortunate for the guy. In this clip, Sahab offers a fictional way to overcome his frustration which we urge you not to practice at home. If you want to know more of this promisingly eccentric artist, be on the lookout for his chat with the good folks over at Twelve Bar.

Swedish punk outfit Holograms celebrate their upcoming debut 7", "ABC City," with the song's official video in tow. While offering perfect impression of the current cold snap in Europe, the clip also indicates the band's promising potential. Watch the clip above and be on the lookout for the 7" to arrive on April 3 through Captured Tracks.

On the first of November, West Coast representer Nipsey Hussle released his fifth mixtape, The Marathon Continues. Of the 14 tracks on the set, one of the standouts is number 11, "Rose Clique." Now, courtesty of his new partnership with DJ Skee, the duo have brought forth a music video for the song. With rumors still circulating around the possibility of a signing with Maybach Music, it'll be interesting to see what happens with Nipsey in 2012. Will he finally get a proper release for his long-awaited debut album, South Central State Of Mind? Only time will tell.

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G-Side is back presenting the visuals to their iSLAND featured hit "Gettin' It." The footage notes the Alabama duo alongside MMG emcee Stalley and vocalist Joi Tiffany, as we must say, this song still goes. See above to check it out.

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Annie Clark gets put on display for the latest visual cut from her Strange Mercy project. Off-kilter accommodating aesthetics are certainly not strange revelation when it comes to St. Vincent, so you'll have to watch this one through to the end to see just what goes down. If you haven't picked up a copy of her most recent album, you can do so here. Enjoy the video above.

Being offered is the new video by one of the South's emerging rap stars, Don Trip. The Memphian drops his new visual for the Cool & Dre-produced "Cheers" and kicks off some motivational rhymes in the streets of The River City. The clip was directed by Spitty and Rez who will also helm the upcoming visuals from this talented emcee. The track is taken from Trip's recently released Human Torch 3 mixtape which is available here. Also be on the lookout for his upcoming DJ Drama powered project Guerilla which is dropping February 24.

To some, it is a Based World and you just live in it. Hence, you might as well just bounce to the latest visual offering from Lil B who comes through nothing short of flamboyant with "I Own Swag." Off his upcoming mixtape God's Father.

Things have been "absolutely insane" for The Black Keys. That's a quote from the band's lead singer and guitarist himself, Dan Auerbach. Before 2011 came to a close, he and bandmate Patrick Carney hit No. 2 on Billboard's 'Top 200' albums chart the week of the December 6 release of their seventh studio album, El Camino. Since then, the LP has been certified gold. A few days after it hit stores, the Keys announced a string of 2012 tour dates set in arena-sized venues throughout the world. 15 minutes after the announcement, their March 12 concert at Madison Square Garden sold out. As if that wasn't wild enough, their March 22 show at MSG is now sold out too. Now, their first single from El Camino, "Lonely Boy," is holding steady atop Billboard's 'Rock Songs' chart. Despite that, the folks over at Nonesuch Records must feel it's time to press go on the second single. "Gold On The Ceiling" is without a doubt one of the most popular songs on the LP, and now with its strong entries onto the 'Alternative Songs' and 'Rock Songs' charts at No. 32 and 50, respectively, and this brand new music video, it will without a doubt become even more popular. The video, shown above, consists of footage from the El Camino release event that took place in New York City back in December. Check it out, and purchase the album on iTunes or Amazon now if you haven't already.

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Purveyor of sophisticated synth-pop sounds, Neon Indian, unveils his new animated visual for Era Extraña's "Fallout" in conjunction with the good folks over at Adult Swim. Both creative forces enlisted Flying Lotus collaborator Lilfuchs to take over the directing responsibilities. The director chose an anatomically challenging chillwave Barbie type of animated protagonist who rides and shines in her hot-pink sports car. Watch it above.

Known for their always compelling visual work, OK Go have now teamed up with Chevrolet for their latest clip. The band set up over 1000 instruments over two miles of desert outside Los Angeles. A Chevy Sonic was geared up with retractable pneumatic arms designed to play the instruments, and the band recorded this version of "Needing/Getting," singing as they played the instrument array with the car. The production process required four months of preparation and four days of shooting and recording behind-the-scenes footage, and can be viewed here.