New visuals from the soulful multi-instrumentalist known none other as Mayer Hawthorne. It's for his single that dropped last fall from his very well-received How Do You Do album. He's currently on tour around the U.S. and hitting up almost every major city. If you're around, see how you can catch him live by visiting his website for dates. Enjoy!

After letting loose the video to the original take on his single "The Walk," Mayer Hawthorne is now back alongside British hip-hop duo Rizzle Kicks for the visuals to the reworked version of the track. Follow the trio around London, as they tell all of those good-for-nothing females out there that they can walk right out of their lives. Enjoy.

SebastiAn presents us a visual that leaves you with more questions than answers for "Love in Motion" featuring Mayer Hawthorne. The clip, shot by Gaspar Noé, features Dutch child-actress Lente Tresor performing a somewhat inappropriate dance sequence considering Tresor's age. But given SebastiAn's choice of album cover for Total (a photo of him kissing himself), one shouldn't be surprised by the controversy this visual will probably invoke. Let us know your thoughts below. Total is available now on iTunes.

Soul troubadour Mayer Hawthorne is set to embark on the North American leg of his "How Do You Do World Tour," along with his four-piece backing band, The County, in support of his latest release, How Do You Do, out now on Universal Republic. The multi-instrumentalist/singer/producer will kick off this leg of the tour in New York City on April 16, traveling across the continent making a number of stops along the way including a hometown show in Detroit on May 15 and ending in Montreal on May 26. After wowing audiences last fall on a sold-out tour with Chromeo, Mayer Hawthorne & The County will bring even more spectacle this time around with their notoriously entertaining live show. Dates below, see if you'll be around.

MAYER HAWTHORNE TOUR DATES:

16-Apr New York, NY Webster Hall
17-Apr Washington, DC 9:30 Club
18-Apr Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer
20-Apr Portland, ME Port City Music Hall
21-Apr Boston, MA Paradise Rock Club
23-Apr Charlottesville, VA Jefferson Theater
24-Apr Charleston, SC The Music Farm
25-Apr Mobile, AL The Centre for the Living Arts
27-Apr Dallas, TX South Side Music Hall
28-Apr Austin, TX Republic Square Park - Food & Wine Festival
29-Apr Houston, TX Fitzgeralds
1-May Nashville, TN Mercy Lounge
2-May Raleigh, NC Lincoln Theatre
3-May Birmingham, AL Workplay Theatre
7-May St. Petersburg, FL The State Theatre
8-May Miami, FL Grand Central
9-May Orlando, FL The Plaza 'LIVE'
11-May Atlanta, GA Variety Playhouse
12-May Charlotte, NC The Neighborhood Theatre
14-May Cleveland, OH House of Blues
15-May Detroit, MI Majestic Theatre
17-May Chicago, IL Park West
18-May Minneapolis, MN Fine Line Music Café
21-May Lawrence, KS Granada Theater
22-May St. Louis, MO Firebird
23-May Indianapolis, IN Deluxe
25-May Toronto, ON The Opera House
26-May Montreal, QC Corona Theatre

Besides wrapping up presents for your loved ones and cold weather, December also brings forth the annual share of multiple "best of" music lists. We sure have put lots of dedication in naming the 50 albums that matched our taste, but we have not dedicated lots of thought on what to play during the upcoming holidays. Luckily, Mayer Hawthorne has recently revealed his special Christmas playlist during an interview with AskMen.com.

I'm definitely listening to the James Brown "Soulful Christmas." That is the ultimate holiday party music. I've been bumping a lot of boogaloo stuff lately, like my man Chris Montez's “Let's Dance.” It's like funky, gritty dance music.

There's a new joint I discovered recently -- this group called Jigsaw from back in the day. It doesn't really fit into any category I know. It's a song called “One Way Street” from Jigsaw. That's definitely party music.

Of course you've got to put some Mayer Hawthorne in the mix. I always put “Henny & Gingerale” on at every party because it's all about Henny & Gingerale. That's my favorite cocktail. That's what I'm serving at my holiday party.

I love Frank Sinatra -- anything from Old Blue Eyes is gonna do the trick. You gotta throw some Barry White in the mix. It always gets the ladies in the mood, and when the ladies are in the mood, everybody is happy. I always play a lot of Detroit ghetto tech and booty and... stuff like DJ Assault and DJ Deeon. That'll get the party started every time. “Ass 'n' Titties,” baby -- everybody loves ass and titties.

If you further want to find out Mayer's thoughts on what's happening with Detroit music and why it's important to dress up, go here.

Featuring a mechanical band of eclectically-attired furry animals named "The Rock-afire Explosion," the visual more than compliments Mayer Hawthorne's lighthearted track "Dreaming." Commencing with Hawthorne enjoying a slice of pizza with two female acquaintances, the video pans to a robot-type gorilla in a suit lip-syncing the words to the song, alongside a variety of other colorfully-dressed robot-creatures who either offer backing vocals or join in with the lyrics. Mayer Hawthorne eventually joins the band on stage alongside a host of females to end the visual on a wavy high. "Dreaming" features on Hawthorne's latest LP How Do You Do, available now on iTunes.

Mayer Hawthorne tweeted a teaser clip for his upcoming music video today. Calling the visual on Twitter a "Supermodel pizza party," the 22-second clip does give scope for the full length version to include a lot of both entities. Stay tuned for the December 16 premiere.

After an unsuccessful campaign to replace Nickelback for the halftime performer of the Detroit Lions' football game today, Mayer Hawthorne decided rather than be bitter, to hit the stage in his parent's basement and perform anyway. Although the Lions are considered underdogs in today's game, Meyer Hawthorne refuses to let that take away from his love for the team. The video features Mayer's father playing the bass alongside the band as they run through a few familiar tunes. Thanks to Rolling Stone for the footage.

Honoring this week's release of Mayer Hawthorne's sophomore opus How Do You Do, 3VOOR12 offers the piece in its full streaming glory. Since his #MayerMonday series has already indicated, the soulful crooner has turned in an excellent continuation to his celebrated debut album A Strange Arrangement. Support here and listen below.

Mayer Hawthorne serves the official video to the lead single, "The Walk," from his new album How Do You Do. Inspired by the motion picture Mr. & Mrs. Smith, the clip displays the Ann Arbor native and his better half partaking in a very special showdown. How Do You Do is out now. Hit the play button above.