Lyric Video: Last News

Alan Jackson is honouring daughters, Mattie, Alexandra and Dani Grace with the release of his heartfelt new track. 

Maroon 5 and Megan Thee Stallion are teaming up for the new single “Beautiful Mistakes”.

Gwen Stefani to reintroduce herself! The 51-year-old No Doubt frontwoman has just released a new solo song with a nostalgic lyric video. On Monday, Stefani released her new single, «Let Me Reintroduce Myself,» sporting the same music video look she had for No Doubt's 1995 hit, «Just a Girl.» Twenty-five years later, Stefani donned a white crop top with red-and-blue stripes and matching blue cargo pants. In an updated twist, Stefani is wearing two gold necklaces, one with her last name and another with that of her fiancé, Blake Shelton. A post shared by Gwen Stefani (@gwenstefani)Gwen Stefani in No Doubt's 'Just a Girl'The new lyric video starts by putting Stefani's name on the screen in the same old English font used for her 2004 album,

Niall Horan is reliving his favourite concert experiences in the lyric video for “Black and White”.

Demi Lovato uses vintage New York City shots to craft her self-love narrative in her new "I Love Me" lyric video, released Tuesday (March 10).After "flipping through all of these magazines/ telling me who I'm supposed to be," the pop star transports the viewers right into the hustle and bustle of the city, plopping them in the middle of foot traffic where it's easy to feel small.

Tove Lo's Sunshine Kitty cover art character comes to play as she purrs with Doja Cat's vocals in the "Equally Lost" lyric video released Monday (March 2).

Hayley Williams tells herself in the playful new lyric video for her Petals for Armor fan favorite "Sugar On The Rim."The clip, which dropped on Tuesday (June 30), finds the singer working hard in the studio, compared to a chill day at home in bed, eating mango sorbet, reading the song's lyrics on her laptop and napping under a leopard print blanket.Petals for Armor, released in May, marked Williams' solo debut and peaked at No.

Turns out Lizzo is 100% her own "Soulmate," so she enlisted the Fab Five from Netflix's Queer Eye to gas her up in the new lyric video for the self-love anthem.

Tekashi 6ix9ine and Nicki Minaj unveiled the lyric video for their new collaboration "Trollz" on Monday (June 15).The animated clip features rainbow-haired cartoons of the two rappers sharing a candy-coated lollipop as the track's lyrics flash across the screen. "Dolla dolla bill, come get her/ Even ya man know Nickis do it better/ I know you don't like me, you wanna fight me/ Always on my page, never double tap like me/ Baddies to my left and on my right/ Never chase a corny n*****, put that on my life," Minaj raps on the second verse after taking the reins from 6ix9ine.The lyric video follows the release of the single's official visual, which notched more than 32 million views in the first 24 hours after release.

Rising Japanese singer-songwriter Soushi Sakiyama shared a new music video accompanying his song "Kuni" ("Country") from 2018.

Earlier this month, Hayley Williams dropped her debut solo album, Petals for Armor, featuring the fittingly titled, empowering tune "Watch Me While I Bloom."